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Local pre-school and kindergarten in China
Why ‘go local’ in China? It comes as a surprise to many people to discover that while international schools in China are not permitted to admit children with
Avoid the Empty Nest Syndrome
Why does Empty Nest Syndrome exist? Empty Nest Syndrome refers to feelings of depression, sadness, and/or grief experienced by parents and caregivers after children come of age and
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
Private tuition is now possible anytime… anywhere!
Private tuition online Managing Director and Founder of Kings Tutors’ Emily Jack talks about how it is possible to have access to a brilliant tutor specialising in British
An education abroad
Attending a local school overseas Here’s an account of one family’s experiences of their children going through the local school system in Germany and a comparison of the
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
Find a school in Dubai
How to find the best school for your child in Dubai Holland Park’s Manager and Lead Consultant in Dubai, Jeremy Branfoot, writes of the issues and options to
Home education for expats
Home schooling has become an increasingly popular option Holland Park’s Tuition Manager and Lead Home Schooling Programmer, Chloe Godsell, writes of the increasing prevalence of flexible home schooling.
Finding a nursery, school or university when abroad
How to find a school overseas Expert information and tips for making education choices abroad. Education is often the forgotten factor in expat relocation. However, 60% of relocations
