Have you been thinking of studying abroad? Are you not sure if your English is good enough? Do you know what to expect in an international high school? Aaron Wright, Language School Coordinator, EAL Teacher, and MUN Faculty Advisor, provides some answers.
Solomon Lam, a student at ESF Sha Tin College, looks at the issue of food waste on a national and international scale and considers what his school can do to limit the problem.
Many high school students are beginning to receive offers for university studies based on their wonderful performances in their chosen sports. However, attention must be given to crucial issues that will help to ensure their overall success beyond high school as they seek to develop their academic and sporting prowess, writes Nadine C. Atkinson-Flowers.
Every year, international students from all around the world come to the UK to pursue an undergraduate, postgraduate or PhD-level education. With higher education institutions facilitating an array of leading academics/experts, modern facilities and engaging learning resources - it’s easy to see why the UK is such a desirable destination for international students to study.
In an article first published in World Student magazine earlier this year, Maria describes her experience of travelling from her home in Spain to spend the summer at an international boarding school in England.
The 59th London International Youth Science Forum (LIYSF) has celebrated another successful year, drawing almost 500 students from all over the world, earmarking the importance of the youth science event for the global education agenda.