Specialist Sector

Nord Anglia’s Dr Kate Erricker explains how its teachers are being given guidance on new teaching routines designed to equip students with the skills for a fast-changing world

A flurry of school acquisitions in countries such as Uruguay, Chile and Colombia highlights how the region has now become a target for international school groups, says ISC’s Elena Mora. So is this the ‘next frontier’?

Four senior leaders provide insights into living and working in Vietnam, a country that has experienced rapid growth in the international school sector

Bitcoin and other emerging payment systems may be nascent but, at this school, teaching pupils about their place in the world of money is embedded in its financial literacy work

An international leader explains how a new toolkit she’s created can help schools to better support staff who are pregnant or new mothers outside of their home country

One international school leader explains the benefits – and challenges – of giving students the chance to report any safeguarding concerns anonymously online

If you’re starting a new teaching job overseas, you’ve got plenty of challenges ahead – but Sherish Osman has some advice to help you avoid unnecessary stress

Artificial intelligence poses a threat to cognitive development, warns this history lead, who explains the steps his international school has taken to stop students using it for their work

A legal dispute between Hong Kong International School and its founding church highlights wider challenges for international schools

English teacher Jack Dempsey says nothing beats marking work that shows a student riding the brainwave of an idea

A trust leader reflects on what they learned from a trip to Germany about how other nations approach special education needs and disabilities provision

Wellington College’s Chris Woolf explains the decision-making processes involved in selecting a new international school site, as the group enters another new territory