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As your child starts a new chapter in their life, so do you. It is important for parents to prepare them for what’s ahead. It can be both exhilarating and nerve-wracking for parents and children alike.

The early years is the most important period in a child’s life as it lays the foundation for their future. Pre-school education is not only about developing skills in literacy and numeracy. It is absolutely critical in shaping a child’s personality, self-concepts, social competence, and overall disposition towards learning. What should we keep in mind when choosing a pre-school that will empower our children to be confident, competent, creative in spirit, and successful in any environment they go to in the future?

The early years is the most important period in a child’s life as it lays the foundation for their future. Pre-school education is not only about developing skills in literacy and numeracy. It is absolutely critical in shaping a child’s personality, self-concepts, social competence, and overall disposition towards learning. What should we keep in mind when choosing a pre-school that will empower our children to be confident, competent, creative in spirit, and successful in any environment they go to in the future?

When it comes to choosing an international school, one of the most important decisions you will face is selecting a curriculum that best suits your child. Two popular options—the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Programme (IB PYP) and the International Primary Curriculum (IPC)—are both globally recognised for their inquiry-based, student-centred approaches. Yet, beneath their shared commitment to nurturing curious, globally minded learners, these programmes differ significantly in philosophy, structure, and learning outcomes.

We often talk about our children growing up in a world that is very different from ours. One that is changing faster than any of us can comprehend. Where today’s learners are expected to have 10-14 jobs by the time they are 38 years old*. We are, therefore, preparing students for the unknown.

You’ve heard the term bandied around, but what exactly is Reggio Emilia and how does it benefit your child? Our Pedagogue Denise Teo answers some common questions.

We often talk about our children growing up in a world that is very different from ours. One that is changing faster than any of us can comprehend, where it is predicted that the top 10 in-demand jobs 6 years from now, do not even exist in the present.

When it comes to choosing an international school, one of the most important decisions you will face is selecting a curriculum that best suits your child.

What are the important factors parents should consider when choosing a multilingual immersion programme for their child? We share insights and tips on picking the right curriculum.