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Where has my energy gone and how can I get it back?
This scenario may sound familiar: “I have had time off over the holiday season. I ate well, played games, watched television, listened to music, exercised frequently and slept much more than usual. So, why am I still so tired and drained at the beginning of a new...
Street Child United young leader Jasmin discusses the importance of education
The International Schools Partnership (ISP) has committed to supporting Street Child United’s (SCU) campaign for the rights and protection of street connected young people. Street Child United is a charity seeking to improve the lives and protect the rights of...
Returning to school after the Coronavirus Lockdown – Tips for school leaders
Across our global group of schools, many students and staff have returned to classroom learning, whilst others have continued with distance learning or have begun to implement a more blended approach to learning. As we emerge from lockdown, it is inevitable...
The ISP Virtual Buddy Exchange: A Coordinator’s Perspective
We had the fantastic opportunity to speak with two of our Virtual Buddy Exchange Coordinators, Alice Pallarés from Colegio Internacional Aravaca in Spain and Brandon Lewis from Nibras International School in Dubai, to find out more about their experiences of the...
The ISP Virtual Buddy Exchange Student Takeover
To celebrate the tremendously successful first year of the ISP Virtual Buddy Exchange Programme (VBEP), we asked two VBEP students from different ISP schools about their experience of the programme - Alejandra from Colegio Internacional Aravaca in Spain and...
Relieving anxiety in students when they return to school
Across our global group of schools, many children and students are preparing to return to their classrooms. Some have returned already. It is inevitable that this step change may be causing some anxiety among families as we emerge from lockdown.
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