Education News

International School of London (ISL) Surrey, Languages Team were thrilled to collect their Re:locate Award for Excellence in Employee and Family Support on Thursday 9th May at the annual black-tie Re:locate Gala Awards Dinner held at London’s I...

At the 32nd Annual Conference of the Council of British International Schools (COBIS), leading education expert, Professor Mick Waters outlined his vision of the future for international education and how British international schools could help to d...

At the 32nd Annual Conference of the Council of British International Schools (COBIS), leading education expert, Professor Mick Waters outlined his vision of the future for international education and how British international schools could help to d...

International school group Nord Anglia Education has announced that is has acquired the World Class Learning Group - uniting their own 14 schools in Europe, the Middle East and Asia with WCL’s 11 schools in North America, Qatar and Spain.

International school group Nord Anglia Education has announced that is has acquired the World Class Learning Group - uniting their own 14 schools in Europe, the Middle East and Asia with WCL’s 11 schools in North America, Qatar and Spain.

Partners in 11 countries have joined forces to launch the first pan-European 'MOOCs' (Massive Open Online Courses) initiative, with the support of the European Commission.

GEMS Education, the international school group based in Dubai, has raised AED 2 billion bank finance to  continue its plans to expand its number of international schools in the UAE.  

According to this year’s Independent School Council (ISC) Census, the number of boarding pupils has fallen by 1.4%. However, according to Christian Heinrich, Chairman of the Boarding Schools Association (BSA), numbers are “stable&rdquo...

The Independent Schools Council (ISC) has published its Annual Census this month and has highlighted an increasing international pupil population in ISC schools as well as a rise in those going to university abroad afterwards.

The shortfall of primary and secondary school places across the capital is set to rise sharply to more than 118,000 by 2016/17, London Councils has warned. Latest analysis by London Councils, which represents local authorities in London, of data fr...