International
The latest news, analysis and thought leadership for the international schools sector, including US, British and International baccalaureate curriculum schools
Thursday
15th Oct 2026
Brighton College reveals plan for Japan school opening in 2028
Private school’s plan to open a school in Osaka Prefecture takes its brand to another new country as it continues to grow international presence
The rising problem of ‘hasty reading’ and what teachers can do about it
Teenagers are increasingly likely to rush through a text and give a quick, wrong answer, according to Pisa tests. Alex Quigley offers advice on what to do if this is happening in your class
Tuesday
13th Oct 2026
QTS rules change for teachers from Singapore, South Africa and Jamaica
Move could help to offset the impact of last month’s decision to remove Nigeria, Ghana and India from the list of eligible countries
Many are unhappy with Ofsted - but who can hold it to account?
Because Ofsted was set up as a non-ministerial department, the oversight of it – and other bodies like Ofqual – is not as clear cut as you might think, explains Dennis Sherwood
3 questions to find out whether you are in the ‘engagement trap’
An activity that sparks enthusiasm isn’t necessarily one that delivers engagement with learning, writes primary leader Thomas Kent, who shares advice on planning fun lessons that deliver results
Bilingual education is booming - but what’s the key to doing it well?
The fact that local families are now the ‘core demographic’ for international schools has led to a rise in bilingual provision – but delivering it is ‘more complex than hiring two teachers and dividing kids’ time’ between two languages, discovers Emma Seith
Friday
9th Oct 2026
DfE open to more specialist packages for complex needs
Senior official tells Tes SEND Show it wants to create a framework where ‘no children fall through the gap’
Clifton College latest private school to venture to India
School will take over an existing IB setting in Gurugram, with executive head Dr Christopher Stevens suggesting it is the first of more overseas moves