In a special ceremony this week, Talbot Heath school’s headteacher, Angharad Holloway, screwed in the final golden bolt to the steels that have formed the framework to the creative STEAM Hub – the school’s exciting new build.
The British International School in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam successfully hosted the very first BIS Grand Prix. The event engaged both primary and secondary students aged 9-12 years old with their task to design and manufacture the fastest miniature F1 car possible, emulating the design and engineering processes employed by real F1 racing teams.
EU Business School (EU) is proud to announce that it will offer seven state-recognized master’s programs from the Universidad Católica de Murcia (UCAM) at its campuses in Geneva and Montreux from October 2019.
Helping children keep up with an additional language can be challenging during the long school holidays – especially if you’re a parent with limited knowledge of the language your child is learning at school.
In a special ceremony this week, Talbot Heath school’s headteacher, Angharad Holloway, screwed in the final golden bolt to the steels that have formed the framework to the creative STEAM Hub – the school’s exciting new build.
Ms. Whay-Jenkins has been recognised for her services to Education and to the Promotion of British Business.
The British International School in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam successfully hosted the very first BIS Grand Prix. The event engaged both primary and secondary students aged 9-12 years old with their task to design and manufacture the fastest miniature F1 car possible, emulating the design and engineering processes employed by real F1 racing teams.
EU Business School (EU) is proud to announce that it will offer seven state-recognized master’s programs from the Universidad Católica de Murcia (UCAM) at its campuses in Geneva and Montreux from October 2019.
Congratulations to Year 5 pupil Lola House, from Talbot Heath school, who has just completed a 15-peak climb in aid of Forest Holme Hospice, Poole.
Helping children keep up with an additional language can be challenging during the long school holidays – especially if you’re a parent with limited knowledge of the language your child is learning at school.