International academic calendar starts in September
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In Japan, even though it has been adopted by a number of international schools, the concept of Se...
International academic calendar starts in September
In Japan, even though it has been adopted by a number of international schools, the concept of Se...
Leadership through the SDGs spectrum
Understanding what features and what qualities are required in current leaders for promoting the ...
Music education: a must for young learners?
One of the greatest philosophers of the Classical period, Plato, once said, “I would teach childr...
What can parents do to make transition to boarding easier?
After careful consideration, you have come to the decision that the time is right to send your ch...
When should parents consider the boarding option?
While already a popular option with many, sending a child to a boarding school can be especially ...
Individualised guidance key in university success
In an era in which studying abroad is no longer a rarity, high school students are faced with a b...
Boarding house support personnel
It takes more than just teachers to create a boarding school in which all students can live in a ...
Basic life skill formation worth attention as integral part of education
When speaking of school education, many would easily focus their attention academic outcomes. How...
Engagement as the starting point for immersive learning
In an educational context, engagement is measured by the extent to which students are motivated t...
Dance and Maths are equally important in school!
The late Sir Kenneth Robinson was a renowned Professor of Education and a leader of educational r...
The boarding house: fertile soil for lasting friendships?
Boarding school graduates are often heard fondly remembering their student days as a time when th...
The Case Method’s potential in a secondary boarding context
First developed about a century ago at Harvard Business School, the Case Method is an approach to...
Mental and physical wellbeing are more interconnected than we think
While the world is busy mobilising resources to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, the mental health o...
How did boarding schools come into being?
Many have an impression of boarding schools as ancient institutions of education, perhaps reminis...
Time management: a precious skill for boarding school students
To become more independent is an aim many young students have when they first leave home to go to...
The history of wellbeing in an educational context
The term ‘wellbeing’ comes up frequently in discussions about schooling and student life, but wha...
Summer programme choices for young learners
As the end of the year approaches, many students would be thinking ahead about their plans next y...
Jane Austen and an 18th century boarding school
Literary enthusiasts around the world celebrated the 245th birthday of Jane Austen yesterday. Bes...
Why small class sizes?
In Japan, the typical size of a class in a school is 30-40 students. International education inst...
Support from teachers key to students’ wellbeing in challenging times
A report released early this year by Unifrog, an organisation which provides guidance on universi...
University progression and entrance exams in Japan
In many countries, admissions to undergraduate degrees is based on standardised qualifications. S...
What is the Boarding Schools’ Association?
The Boarding Schools’ Association (BSA) is the major representative body of boarding schools. Fou...
Homesickness in the boarding house?
Most boarding schools require students to live on campus during term time, including weekends and...
What to expect during boarding school interviews
Interviews can be stressful occasions, especially when offers of admission are dependent on them ...