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
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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
Questions to ask when choosing a school
Choosing a school overseas If you are able to visit your new host country prior to your move, you are in a prime position to visit schools in
Moving abroad: Could online education be the answer for your child?
An educational alternative Finding a school for your child when moving to another country can be an overwhelming experience. There are many factors you need to consider such
Going to school after home education
How to help your home educated child adjust to school Home schooling is becoming very mainstream and increasingly popular, which may be why an increasing number of expat
How to choose a kindergarten or pre-school overseas
Choosing a nursery, kindergarten or pre-school abroad If you are moving abroad with toddlers / pre-school-age children, you’ll find that helping them adapt is much simpler than moving with
How to prepare your child for boarding school
As an expat parent, how can I help my child prepare for boarding school? With the difficult decision of deciding which UK school will be right for your
Why choose a local school overseas?
Selecting local schooling for your expat child When you relocate to a different country, there is a lot to consider, the obvious culture shock being the main concern.