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International schools offer an enriching educational environment to students from diverse cultural backgrounds. Given the diverse and dynamic environments these institutions foster, child safeguarding in international schools is a critical priority.
International schools offer an enriching educational environment to students from diverse cultural backgrounds. Given the diverse and dynamic environments these institutions foster, child safeguarding in international schools is a critical priority.
We now know that neurodivergence is far more prevalent than originally thought, with an increasing number of adults being diagnosed in midlife with conditions such as ADHD, Dyslexia or Autism. This unseen disability has a high cost for academic performance and school attendance, as well as pupil wellbeing.
Exams can be a stressful time for children, and as a parent or caregiver, you play a crucial role in helping them manage this stress. Here are ten ways to support your child through this challenging period.
Often, strategies involve whole-school implementation or involve external support. So what can teachers actually do on a daily basis to improve the wellbeing of their students?
Safeguarding children in schools is a critical responsibility that requires constant vigilance and proactive measures. One essential tool in ensuring a safe environment for students is conducting a safeguarding audit.
The start of a new year always invites reflection. For teachers who are already feeling pressure or dissatisfaction in their job, it can be a catalyst for change. Joanne Robinson discusses how simple changes can reinvigorate your passion for education so you can make an informed decision before leaving the profession altogether.
Parenthood is a journey filled with love, joy, and challenges. It's a rollercoaster of emotions and responsibilities that often leaves us feeling overwhelmed, especially at this time of year. In this article, we explore the concept of letting go and its profound implications for parents.
Schools today face greater challenges than ever before due to stressed students, mental health crises, and burnt-out teachers that ultimately result in staff turnover increases. Learn more about how mindfulness benefits students.
Today we’re spotlighting StaceyAnn Palma, Lead English Teacher (Early Years) at Avenues Shenzhen. Read on as she Read on as she discusses the importance of wellbeing in schools and her advice for aspiring teachers.
In this article, Dr Bryn James discusses three of the most important considerations when it comes to planning whole school safeguarding training using digital professional development tools in Chinese international schools.
Today we’re spotlighting Russell Boaz, an American-born early years educator currently based in Hong Kong. Read on as he reflects on his own teaching journey, and why Mister Rogers' Neighborhood is more than just a TV show for him.
There are many reasons why a teacher may wish to switch schools or roles at various stages of their career. If you’re unsure whether or not it’s time to make a move, ask yourself these four questions.
All children have a right to be protected from abuse, neglect, exploitation, and violence under the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC). Here’s what you need to know about child safeguarding.
Today we’re spotlighting Chloe Williams, a British-born early years educator currently based in Hong Kong. Read on as she reflects on her own teaching journey, and shares her candid insights on what it means to be a teacher in the time of COVID.
Any organisation or individual that works with children has the responsibility to safeguard and protect the children and young people within their care. Find resources and guidance on all child safeguarding and protection topics here.
