by Gavin Clark What do our students need for the future of work? What is important in education to prepare students for the demands of the workforce? These are the questions that we have to ask ...

by Joseph M. Cirelli As an educational leader, one of the most significant challenges that you will face is leading and implementing change within your school. Educational systems are complex, ...

by Carly Chilton Being a Special Educational Needs Coordinator (SENCO) in the Middle East is both rewarding and challenging. This dynamic region, with its rich cultural diversity and varied ...

by Sohipe Wang Imagine this: I’m at the Guangzhou Grand Theatre, soaking in the vibes of a spectacular musical. And guess what? One of my students owns the spotlight as an actress! It got me ...

by Dan Mchugh. International schools tend to have higher staff turnover than local schools. While retaining (good) staff is important, inevitably there comes a point when school leaders find ...

by Hendri Mclntosh. As we have all come to a new school year, it is essential to reflect, anticipate new opportunities, influence others around you and cultivate new growth. We, as leaders, have the ...

by Lily Liu. The Educational Philosophies and Aspirations of the East and the West are Highly Consistent – To Make Individuals Become Better People. As the principal of an internationalized ...

by Rob Ford. Summer Reflections This summer marked four years since I took the very difficult decision to leave the English state system and move fully to the international sector and take up my ...

by Don Lyu. In the ever-evolving landscape of international education, the concept of school culture stands as a cornerstone. It not only defines the ethos of an institution but also lays the ...