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

Student journalist Hannah Leigh talks to Global Orchestra Music Director, Paul Wright and Choir Master, Peter Sinclair.

Hannah Leigh speaks to Paul Wright about the Global Orchestra in New York

Nord Anglia Education students head to New York.

Meet the two student journalists who will be reporting on the Global Orchestra from New York!

An update on the Nord Anglia Education and The Juilliard School collaboration.

The Nord Anglia Education Global Orchestra.

Congratulations to Poppy Mulford, a year 8 student at Regents International School Pattaya who has been awarded the prestigious Kurt Hahn Award by Round Square.

Nord Anglia University recently brought together leaders from across our family of schools for an inspiring week of new thinking, creative ideas, and reflection on how we can support our students and teachers to reach the highest levels of performance.

Our recipe book, The Big Eat, is full of inspiration and ideas for you to join families around the world celebrating the International Day of Families by cooking and sharing a meal together.

Two Year 13 students at the British International School Budapest, Miklos Hajnal and Adrian Stickel, have founded their own business whilst studying for their International Baccalaureate Diploma. LiteUp has already attracted an incredible US$40,000 investment.

International College Spain was the proud host of the TEDx Alcobendas conference on 1 February. Organised by alumni of the school, speakers including the Ambassador of Afghanistan, his Excellency Masood Khalili, presented around the theme Order and Chaos.

Mark Wilson, Vice Principal and Director of Teaching and Learning at the British International School Shanghai, Pudong writes about the school's strong IGCSE maths results and how the school supports their young mathematicians.

Professor Deborah Eyre, Director of Education at Nord Anglia Education, believes that the polarised education debate in the UK is holding back the UK’s progress in international league tables.

The British School of Boston is committed to maintaining strong bonds between students, parents and staff, and aim to offer opportunities throughout the year to ensure that students learn in an international community which feels like home.

To celebrate the 110th anniversary of Collège Champittet and in support of the Collège Champittet Foundation, an exhibition of the most famous sculptures by Rodin, Renoir, Pompon and Dalí will take place in the gardens of the Collège.

Saturday 16 February 2013: Nigel Fossey, Vice Principal at The British School of Beijing, Shunyi, and Amelie Azeem, Deputy Headteacher for Learning and Teaching at The British School of Beijing, Shunyi led a workshop today entitled “From Reform to New Form” at the annual Council of British International Schools (COBIS) Conference held at The British School of Paris.

Tuesday 5th February 2013: Speaking at the Gifted and Talented Conference in Stafford today, Professor Deborah Eyre, Education Director of Nord Anglia Education gave the keynote address on ‘Raising Expectations and Aspirations’ in schools.

Friday 1 February 2013: Approximately 30 teachers from across the Nord Anglia Education family of schools received professional development training on Challenge Based Learning at Apple’s Executive Training Centres in both Hong Kong (Thursday 15 November 2012) and London (Tuesday 29 January 2013).

Monday 28 January 2013: Speaking at the 2nd National Conference for Able, Gifted & Talented in Independent Prep Schools, Professor Deborah Eyre, Education Director of Nord Anglia Education gave the keynote speech on High Performance Learning, a model for nurturing giftedness and creativity in school.