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We sat down with Mark Orrow-Whiting and Kate Erricker, who oversee Nord Anglia's curriculum, to get to the bottom of what metacognition is and why Gen Z care so much about it. 

In this article, Nord Anglia teacher Justin Noack discusses ways parents can use their school community to create a powerful learning experience for their children this academic year.

Kathakali Roy, Early Years Coordinator from Oakridge International School Gachibowli, writes with some helpful tips on how you can support your child in making friends, with a focus on when they’re getting started at school in their formative years.

This glossary is a guide to some of the key educational terms you might hear being used in our international schools around the world.

In this blog, Aini Zhou, a student at Dover Court International School Singapore talks about her experiences at the NAE-UNICEF Summit 2021.

In this blog, Eisa Faisal Iqbal, a student at the British School of Kuala Lumpur, talks about his experiences at the NAE-UNICEF Summit 2021 earlier this month.

Education had stayed broadly the same for a century but now is the time to embrace the change forced upon us and see the positives it can provide, says Mark Orrow-Whiting

Find out about how students can leverage alumni networks, including some key alumni networking ideas, tips and questions, with Nord Anglia Education.

Find out what boarding school is like and how it works, as well as the benefits of boarding school, with Nord Anglia Education.

Homework can be a divisive topic. In this article, we will discuss why it’s important and how it helps with your child’s development.

Considering a virtual school experience for your child? This article discusses the importance of online learning to both students and teachers.

Ivonne Garza is a human rights lawyer and alumna of San Roberto International School. Her story is part of a series of films celebrating alumni success from across the Nord Anglia Family. Hear Ivonne bring her journey, from studying in Mexico to changing lives in Washington DC, to life.

Learn about the nine types of intelligence. In this article, we cover characteristics, careers and how we incorporate them into our curriculum.

While many of the perks of teaching abroad can vary on a school-by-school basis; there are plenty of reasons to sign on the dotted line for your first international adventure. Here are five of the best reasons to become an international teacher.

Class sizes and the teacher-to-student ratio is an often-debated part of educational instruction – but what does the evidence say? We look at some of the research.

Coding is becoming an increasingly important part of the school curriculum. In this article we’ll outline the benefits of coding and where it fits into the modern curriculum.

Homework can be a drag, but with these 11 tips you can remain focused and motivated to get your done to the best of your ability.

Learn about the benefits and purpose of technology in the classroom and how it can enhance educational environments.

Moving schools is a scary prospect, but with a plan in place you can get up and running in no time. Read our guide on making friends and settling into a new school.