Making the most of your family's International School life!

We talk to Monica Shah Zeeman, the Founder and head of Children First Association and author of ‘Working with Parents’ (Monica Shah, Heinemann, 2001). Why … Read More

Lou-Anne (Year 9), born and raised in Valais, joined Le Régent College in 2016. She was 11 years old and had a basic knowledge of … Read More

Switzerland boasts some of the longest, most varied and best-kept hiking trails in the world. A staggering network of 65,000 km of waymarked trails winding … Read More

Nick Gilbert, Editor of ISP Magazine, talks to Denise Coates, School Director at ISBerne and Lead Educator at the IB, who has worked in schools … Read More

“Teenagers are far more fearful of failure by the time they leave school than they were at 14.” This was one of the findings of … Read More

There are many misconceptions about giftedness making identification difficult and misdiagnosis relatively common among gifted children (and adults). Identifying strong learners seems easy enough, but this usually … Read More

The Glacier Express is a classic when it comes to Swiss panoramic trips. From Zermatt and the Matterhorn, the trip leads over 291 bridges and … Read More

These last weeks have been interesting for those of us who are University Guidance Counsellors. I opened the papers recently and saw a familiar face … Read More

The Interlaken holiday region lies around Lakes Thun and Brienz amidst the mountains of the Bernese Oberland. The valley floor has an elevation of approximately … Read More