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Students from Nord Anglia Education schools around The Americas have landed in sunny Florida at Windermere Preparatory School to launch a week of sports, friendship and school spirit. Learn how students are going for the gold in a week of sports competitions.

Last month, Nord Anglia Education students headed to New York City to present their ideas and accomplishments in targeting the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Phillippa Tichotova, an English teacher from Prague who accompanied the students on the trip, shares how students inspired her dissertation on how they engage with the Global Goals to make a difference in their communities.

In June, Nord Anglia Education students attended a side event at the United Nations Oceans Conference to discuss the role of youth in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Students ages 10-24 focused on Goal #14 on the sustainable use of the ocean and marine resources.

Finding creative ways to inspire your child’s curiosity is often the difference between a good and a great education. At the British School of Washington, students took their learning out of the classroom and onto the tarmac by rebuilding a 60 year-old plane. With the help of teachers and experts, students will be able to restore the old plane so that it can take flight in two years’ time.

Working with experts from MIT, students at the British International School of Charlotte discover high levels of food waste in the city. Find out what students did next in order to reduce food waste in their community.

Find out how we are helping your child to invent the future. Our collaboration with MIT, one of the world's leading universities in STEAM subjects, challenges students through in-school activities at the British International School Houston.

Climbing is not only great exercise but helps students to develop resilience and problem solving skills. Find out how learning to climb can benefit your child’s studies.

A vital element to Nord Anglia Education's new approach to teaching STEAM subjects (science, technology, engineering, arts and maths) is exposing teachers to the forefront of discoveries and research in science and technology. Find out what our teachers learned in a week of STEAM immersion at MIT.

The first ever Global Games North America will feature five days of action-packed events. Your child will have a chance to shine in a variety of sports while bonding with fellow teammates and students from all Nord Anglia Education schools in North America.

Rachel may seem like your average teen at North Broward Preparatory School: She’s 16 years-old and soft spoken, but her wisdom and experience is far reaching and beyond her years. Hear how she raised a half-million dollars for a poor community in Haiti and in return they named their village after her.

Our students are now hard at work creating their chain reaction machines – an overly complicated invention that will accomplish a simple task such as turning the page of a newspaper, or filling a cup of tea.

105 students from 13 schools across the Nord Anglia Education family have gathered this week at one of the world’s best universities – MIT – to participate in the Global Campus STEAM experience at the Cambridge Science Festival.

Meet Tom Collins, one of our respected science teachers at the British International School of Chicago, Lincoln Park. We asked him about his career, his experience as an expat in Chicago and life as a Nord Anglia Education teacher.

Last week, we celebrated the opening of our new school, the British International School of Chicago, South Loop.

Primed and ready to perform after an intensive week of music workshops and individual tuition in New York, the students chosen for the Global Orchestra and choir gave their all.

Vocalists get the opportunity to sing solo in New York.

Student journalist Hannah Leigh from The British International School of Houston, reports on her visit to Juilliard during her week with the Global Orchestra in New York.

A collection of images from the first day of the Nord Anglia Education Global Orchestra in New York.

Student journalist Margareta Durovcikova speaks to members of the Nord Anglia Education Global Orchestra in New York.