The history of wellbeing in an educational context
The term ‘wellbeing’ comes up frequently in discussions about schooling and student life, but what exactly does it mean? Wellbeing, sometimes also known as ‘wellness’, refers to the overall state o...
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Summer programme choices for young learners
As the end of the year approaches, many students would be thinking ahead about their plans next year. Enrolling on a summer programme is a way to fruitfully utilise the long vacation, and enhance o...
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Jane Austen and an 18th century boarding school
Literary enthusiasts around the world celebrated the 245th birthday of Jane Austen yesterday. Best known for her masterpiece Pride and Prejudice, Austen was an English writer celebrated for her nov...
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Why small class sizes?
In Japan, the typical size of a class in a school is 30-40 students. International education institutions, on the other hand, frequently boast a class size of about 10-20 students. What are the ben...
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Support from teachers key to students’ wellbeing in challenging times
A report released early this year by Unifrog, an organisation which provides guidance on university and career options, reveals the impacts of the current COVID-19 pandemic on high school students....
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University progression and entrance exams in Japan
In many countries, admissions to undergraduate degrees is based on standardised qualifications. Students holding a national qualification such as the British Advanced Level (A Level) or the America...
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