Principal's Blog

by Sarah Pavey Imagine your international school library as a vibrant hub, not just for borrowing books, but for fostering global citizenship, igniting a love of learning, and empowering students to ...

by John Todd I consider myself fortunate to have been involved in international education since 1996; I actually flew out to Singapore on the same plane as the woman who would go on to become my wife, ...

by Richard Stokes My Life in Boarding I’ve been running boarding schools for nearly forty years. The largest I have worked at, had over 600 borders, and it’s been a long journey. I started ...

by Jake Madden Throughout my journey in the education sector, which spans several enriching years, I’ve come face to face with the escalating challenge of teacher workload—a dilemma that’s ...

by Gayathri Loganathan I find it essential to reflect on the significance of early years education and the challenges we face in cultivating a well-rounded foundation for our students. In the Primary ...

by Nicholas Nightingale In the ever-evolving landscape of international education, fostering a culture of mentorship is paramount. At Ardingly College Zhongshan, we believe that mentorship should ...

by Simon Probert Only through Time, Time is Conquered* I’ve been reflecting recently on my journey through international education, the different schools and communities I have worked within, and ways ...

by Helen Caroline Bowen Taking on the role of High School and Middle School Principal at Tarabya British Schools, Istanbul, at the start of this academic year brought with it the privilege of crafting ...

by Iain Sinton Has Your School Tapped into the Vast Potential Your Timetable Has to Offer to Accelerate Your School to the Next Level? The positive impact your timetable can have on your school is ...