Masks and masking in international schools.
Matthew Savage looks at why students in international schools might choose to mask their real self and the consequences for student wellbeing.
Matthew Savage looks at why students in international schools might choose to mask their real self and the consequences for student wellbeing.
Tash Hingston with news of an opportunity for the views of international school students to be heard by participating in the ISC Research student voice survey.
With a teaching recruitment crisis looming Down Under, Tim Waley looks at the results of a recent Tes survey that shows how important PD is for candidates.
With teacher retention and wellbeing more important than ever, Cindy Adair looks at what makes a great induction programme for international staff.
David Cole, Principal of the British International School Ukraine looks at how an online art project has kept the school community together during the country’s diaspora.
Andy Homden and Simon Harris look at ideas for teacher information packs that will help a school stand apart in the age of digital recruitment.
International teaching can take you to some amazing places. In 2022, Susan Bennett has been working in Nauru.
Wednesday 13th July, 2022.
Tony Child has news of the return of a much loved summer event in the UK this July – a great networking opportunity for school leaders and other supporters of international schools.
Professor Deborah Eyre argues that a coherent teaching and learning framwork should be in place from day 1 of any new international school. Easier said than done. Here’s her advice.
Anna Azarova is the PR manager at the British International School Ukraine. Her account of an epic trip from Ukraine across Europe with her friend’s son in her care received a standing ovation at the 2022 COBIS conference in London. But as she suggests, her story is a sign of needs to come for children in Ukraine.