25 YEARS OF PARTNERED SCHOOLS
Gwen Byrom and Ian Callender look at partnered school identity, Mick Smith considers the growth of COBIS accreditation and Sarah Tate has ideas about how to relieve the pressure of late recruitment.
Craig Eason deconstructs ‘entrepreneurial skills’, Brian Ambrosio looks at the pros and cons of ‘explicit teaching’ and ex-TCK Betsy Flint-Smith reflects on her teaching journey.
Greg Klerkx has advice about addressing climate anxiety and Peter Hudson reflects on painting and wellbeing.
WHY IPSEF?
DEVELOPING THE RIGHT PERSPECTIVE Over the last decade, IPSEF has established itself as one of the most useful – if not most
25 YEARS OF PARTNERED SCHOOLS
BRITISH INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIPS, 2000 – 2025 In the first twenty-five years of the 21st Century, the scale and scope of British international
WHO ARE YOU?
IDENTITY AND PARTNERED BRITISH SCHOOLS Gwen Byrom and Ian Callender think UK schools should define their own identity before considering an international
COBIS ACCREDITATION
GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT As the number of international schools grow, accreditation has never been more important. Mick Smith has the latest from
THE TEACHER RECRUITMENT RACE
EFFECTIVE SEARCHES UNDER PRESSURE Sarah Tate, COO of Teacher Recruit looks at the way technology is already playing a role to speed
DRAGON SKILLS
THE ENTREPRENEURIAL THINKING GAP In Craig Eason’s view, successful entrepreneurs are not ‘born’, but ‘made’. When can young people start learning the
EXPLICIT TEACHING
A STEP FORWARD – OR BACK? Brian Ambrosio explores the new focus on ‘explicit teaching’ in Australia and returns to the timeless
ART AND WELLBEING
TOTALLY ABSORBED IN PAINTING Peter Hudson explains how a new-found passion for painting increased his sense of wellbeing and so much more.
CLIMATE ANXIETY
Taking the climate initiative For Greg Klerkx, addressing climate anxiety is as important as decarbonising. Without one, we will not get the
TCK to ECT
Becoming the teacher I want to become Betsy Flint Smith reflects on her experience as a Third Culture Kid and its impact
