Is any individual leader bigger than the school itself ?
Nick Chaddock wonders how distributing greater responsibilities to middle leaders has affected the role of senior leadership in modern international schools.
The British International School Safeguarding Coalition
Colin Bell looks at a new global coalition supporting safeguarding initiatives in British International schools.
Can a school really be ‘amazing’?
If so – how? Martin Skelton turns over some unsettling ideas on his way to the coffee shop.
Does high teacher turnover have a negative effect on Third Culture Kids?
A new study by Lisa Wishart Terry explores the possible impact of high teacher turnover in international schools on the cognitive and social development of Third Culture Kids (‘TCKs’). Chris Terry reports.
Putting a face to the new name in discounts for Teachers and Education staff
Assistant Head Teacher, Katie Latham, took the plunge this year to set up her own company and she is now Managing Director of Teacher Card Limited. We all stand to benefit!
What should you be looking for?
There are so many ways of applying for an international teaching job. Jason Cox of TIC Recruitment takes a look at what you can expect from a good agency.
Joining a new school
Moving on to a new job and a new school is exciting but is not without its challenges. Simon Dunford reflects on making the most of this period of transition.
Russell Speirs, Founder and Chairman of RSAcademics is a great admirer of what Dubai has achieved in the education sector. This year he wanted UK-based educators to see for themselves why he was such an enthusiast.
Transforming Education in Cambodia
Colm Byrne believes supporting and mentoring local teachers makes sustainable change possible for the Cambodian education system.