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Is your school a learning organisation — and how do you know?
Is your school a learning organisation — and how do you know?

When the IB reframed its Programme Standards and Practices and introduced a new evaluation schedule, the concept of schools as learning organisations became an important influence. But what does it mean...

19 October 2026
October Updates & Notices
October Updates & Notices

Dear subscribers Welcome to the October 2026 Updates and Notices Preparing for IB authorisation Preparing for IB authorisation is about more than completing documentation. It means building the understanding,...

15 October 2026
15 top tips from IB Coordinators: Less managing, more leading
15 top tips from IB Coordinators: Less managing, more leading

I amfacilitating an online IB workshop for IB coordinators - it is always a great opportunity to share ideas. They came up with some great advice which I thought worth sharing. Being an IB Coordinator...

14 October 2026
Are we nurturing global citizens who can make a difference?
Are we nurturing global citizens who can make a difference?

What is the purpose of developing international mindedness? I was thinking about this question this week while working with Colegio Anglo Colombiano in Bogotá, a school with a particularly strong sense...

01 October 2026
International mindedness: more than being an international school
International mindedness: more than being an international school

I was working with a school today as they prepare for their IB Diploma Programme evaluation. One of the challenges of working with the IB is the language it uses. However experienced we are as educators,...

21 September 2026
If AI can answer the question, what is left for the TOK student to think about?
If AI can answer the question, what is left for the TOK student to think about?

Quite a lot, actually. The more powerful generative AI becomes, the more important it is that students understand how knowledge is produced, challenged, interpreted and justified. The challenge for TOK...

21 September 2026
Making strategy meaningful
Making strategy meaningful

The start of a school year is when strategic plans can either come alive — or quickly disappear beneath the weight of meetings, deadlines, accreditation requirements and the everyday demands of running...

15 September 2026
How do international schools assess new admissions?
How do international schools assess new admissions?

It is the beginning of our new academic year and we have been reviewing how we assess new students for our admissions. When a student applies to an international school, the school is usually trying to...

14 September 2026
Culture comes first
Culture comes first

Fifteen months into my role as Director of Education at a school in Cairo, I have become increasingly convinced that when you enter a new school, understanding the culture and building relationships must...

11 September 2026
What if your school is trying to improve the wrong things?
What if your school is trying to improve the wrong things?

I have just completed facilitating the IB Category 3 workshop Leading an IB learning organisation. There have been some great conversations during the month, with participants bringing a fascinating range...

02 September 2026
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