International Students in the USA There were over 800,000 international students studying in the US in 2013. That number is set to rise and American colleges are stepping
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What to expect from a bilingual kindergarten
What to expect from a bilingual kindergarten For almost 4 months now, LJ has been attending a German bilingual kindergarten. In Germany, children normally go to kindergarten (Kita)
Activities for the summer holidays
16 ways to be sure your kids keep learning over summer break Summer vacation is a time for fun in the sun and enjoying freedom from the drudgery
Springtime in England
Road trips! Well, we made it! So far, anyway… My to-do lists were completed just in time. Our trip to the UK was a success. In no way
Home-school your bilingual child
Send to school or home-educate? Oh my! What am I doing? Non-native mum seeks to raise her kids bilingually (ESP-UK) at home!? The letter has come back from
Just when you think it’s safe to make plans…
Carole’s ‘Personal Blog’ Update Welcome to this brand new section of the website – and my personal indulgence – ‘Carole’s Blog’. If you want to know why I’ve
Which boarding school for your expat child?
Tips for finding boarding schools More and more expats and international families are looking for boarding schools for the children. This may be because the parents move around
To board or not to board?
Boarding school in the UK This is a difficult decision for most parents. Harry Potter has inspired children and after reading the books many are excited and keen
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
Moving abroad with children with disabilities
Strategies to help children with disabilities make the transition to a new country Change is difficult for any child but for those with disabilities it can be even