Benefits of growing-up abroad One question I’m often asked is, “Is it good for kids to grow up in another country?” Moving abroad with children is a huge
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Online British Education vs International Schools
Why choose an online British education for your expat child vs International Schools? If you are moving to France, Germany, the Netherlands, or any other country with your
Different types of international schools
Many types of international schools; beating the confusion Before you made up your mind to move overseas, I’m willing to bet that it hadn’t crossed your mind there
How to choose a school overseas
Choosing schools abroad Originally published 28th April 2014 Updated 1st January 2019 Choosing a suitable school for your child is possibly one of the hardest decisions you’ll have
How to ready your teenager for a lifetime of change
How well does your teenager handle change? Transition is the new normal. Perhaps your family relocates to a new city or country. Maybe your child changes school or
More questions to ask when choosing a school overseas
Overseas education: what to consider and what to avoid In my previous article, I offered a selection of questions to help anyone choosing a school overseas for their
Benefits of an international education
What are the benefits of an international summer school? Jen Munro, Founder and MD of ISSOS International Summer Schools, explains how international education is the key to changing
Why choose an international school?
Why should parents choose an international school? Once every year at my school, on each of the three campuses, an international evening takes place. Parents bring dishes traditionally
The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme
How to receive a rounded education, and be admitted to a top university Question: Why, as recent research suggests, are proportionately more IB diploma applicants made conditional offers
International school or local school?
International school or local school: A complex decision Now that the economy has begun recovery, families who selected local schools abroad because of financial constraints – either imposed