Paying ex-pat teachers more than locals, even if they have the same qualifications and experience, should no longer be acceptable, writes Denry Machin

Reaching out to the wider community -including local wine growers - helped Rob Ford create meaningful networks for Heritage International School

A short adventure to the Middle East turned into a career where the focus on education, rather than bureaucracy, has proved rewarding

Gwen Byrom reviews the critical role of governance in schools at home and internationally

The DfE has confirmed Ofqual-regulated exams taken abroad will have same amendments as in the UK

There are many ways for international schools to encourage the spark and innovation that comes through collaboration

Training of TAs in international schools is often overlooked, but institutions need to get over their 'inattentional blindness' writes Peter Hogan

Forcing students to speak English all of the time could be counterproductive, argues International School magazine columnist ET Ranger

Sally Thorogood examines the impact on learning in a uniquely innovative and success-focused environment

Affirmation, rather than praise, could be a good way for leaders to encourage and motivate staff

A more nuanced discussion is needed around how we best serve the mental health needs of students, says Sadie Hollins

A new report from ISC Research shows schools are benefiting more from the local market

Chris Seal reports on Thailand's straightforward approach to Covid 19 and recalls how he and staff made the most of a summer 'stuck' in a holiday destination

Pressure to overachieve and other factors can create unhappiness that ultimately affects performance

Taking on a school abroad will take you out of your comfort zone, but it's a journey worth making, says Chris Seal