All around the world teachers do fantastic work. They don’t just teach a curriculum – they instil values, encourage, support, befriend and truly impact... The post Meet the 2024 Cambridge Dedicated Teacher Awards regional winners appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more

A student's story on balancing extra curricular activities with studies The post Embracing challenges: how one student learned to balance extra-curricular activities with her studies to get ready for the world appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more

This series of blogs features views from schools on the importance of educating learners with the knowledge and skills they need to thrive, contribute, and be ready for a changing... Read more The post Five reasons for climate change education: Interview with Hannah Mainds, Eco literacy and Cambridge Global Perspectives IGCSE teacher at The Arbor School, Dubai appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more

“Cross- border collaboration in education is imperative for learning. I must say it has been a very satisfying experience for me. I would like to thank the Cambridge system which... Read more The post Cambridge cross-border collaboration in education: How two Cambridge schools in Pakistan mentored two schools in Sri Lanka appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more

How can we best support English as a Second Language learners (ESL) in our early years classroom? How can we use observations we make about young learner’s abilities to plan... Read more The post Monitoring learner progress and supporting English as a Second Language learners – Cambridge Early Years webinars appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more

Three Cambridge IGCSE™ students from SpInS Interactional School, Indonesia have won the Sustainability Award in the Cambridge Upper Secondary Science Competition. The competition gives students the chance to connect science... Read more The post Sustainable solutions: how a Cambridge competition is helping students to understand and combat climate change appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more

The first year of a child’s education is unique. There is no other point in the education journey where children make such significant progress in their learning and development. And... Read more The post What’s the best way to measure progress in early years education? Introducing Cambridge Early Years Check Together  appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more

More than 35 years ago, Cambridge introduced the Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE), which has since become the world’s most popular international qualification for 14- to 16-year-olds. In... Read more The post Cambridge IGCSE: Opening doors to a world of opportunities for Cambridge students appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more

Are video conferencing systems like Zoom, Teams and Google Meet the right platforms for online learning?  So many schools continue to use them for live classroom delivery, of course, and... Read more The post The rise of smarter platforms in education: How online schools are switching to tools designed for education appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more

In the past year, our Curriculum Support team has made strides in providing new and improved teaching and learning support to Cambridge schools around the world.   Here are some of... Read more The post A year of curriculum support for Cambridge International Schools around the world   appeared first on Cambridge International Education blog ..read more