Children talk about their learning with the IPC
A fun video from Grazebrook Primary School, London
Reception children take a balloon flight across Africa
IPC Up and Away Unit
New IPC Science units added
IPC member schools have been enjoying a number of brand new IPC science-focused units
Meeting the learning needs of KS3 – a one day conference focuses on middle years learning
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Children become real life entrepreneurs
Good Teacher Magazine finds out how children became real life entrepreneurs
Students in the USA enjoy international and universal learning!
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Children discover first-hand about the brain and learning
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Great learning and great fun at IPC Summer Schools
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Spring 2013 issue of IPC Magazine Eye On The World now out!
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Designing schools for best learning – Take part in live GTN chat
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Liverpool plays host to free one-day learning conference
A free one day conference focused on learning
World Water Day, 22nd March 2013
We are pleased that the work we do with WaterAid benefits such a great cause.
10 Creative Ways to Teach English that Deliver Outstanding Results
Anna Warren of Holy Trinity and St Silas Primary School, Camden, UK
Converting to an Academy with the IPC
Simon Bramwell describes the schools move to Academy status with the IPC
Students use IPC learning to share their feelings on war
“Unless someone like you cares an awful lot, nothing’s going to change. It’s not.”
IPC Rainforest unit ends with great success at Prague British School
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IPC in action at the Royal Academy in Indonesia
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Fieldwork Education hosts welcome event at the British High Commission in Kuala Lumpur
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League Table Success for St Paul’s in London
The school is in the top 1% of all schools in England
Leadership Conference focuses on Jim Collins Great By Choice
This will consider the key leadership messages from Collins’ work
Children enjoy learning ‘Who Am I?’ with the IPC at Compass International School in Doha
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1,000 schoolchildren share in global recording of song by Howard Jones
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What do you want to see in the new primary curriculum?
Guardian Teacher Network open blog
IPC at Royal Buckingham International School in Jakarta
“it delivers a truly magnificent experience for each and every student”
Join in Guardian Online Chat about Global Awareness this Thursday
Thursday November 8th, 4-6pm
IPC, IMYC and the Expansive Education Network – Working Together!
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Shirley School in Cambridge shows MP why they are doing so well
Demonstrating high standards
Engaging, Exciting, Rigorous Learning Around the World Thanks to the Olympic Games
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Guardian talks to IPC member schools in feature about connecting learning to the real world
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International Collaboration live chat inspires great learning ideas
IPC director took part in Guardian expert panel
News
New school in Papua New Guinea
Kalibobo School has become the first school in Papua New Guinea to become an IPC member school. The school is located within lush lawns and gardens overlooking Astrolabe Bay.
“The Kalibobo School is located in the coastal town of Madang in Papua New Guinea,” says Founding Director, Teresa Litz. “We have two multi-level classes of six different nationalities and we needed an international curriculum that covered a range of subject areas yet was flexible enough to work for a multi-level group. Through the IPC, our children are discovering a whole new world of learning, where on any given day they can choose to be at the helm, manning the deck or just enjoying the view, taking it all in. They find it so easy to participate regardless of where their individual interests and strengths lie. We love the IPC for its fresh, modern approach and we’re very proud to be a part of it.”
The picture shows some of the Milepost 1 and Milepost 2 children working on their miniature gardens for the IPC I’m Alive unit.