Student-Led Conferences (SLCs) are a highlight of the school year for IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) students and their families. They offer a unique opportunity for your child to take the lead in sharing their learning progress, reflecting on their growth, and showcasing their achievements. Unlike traditional parent-teacher conferences, where the teacher leads the conversation, SLCs give your child a chance to take ownership of their learning journey.

In today's dynamic world, academic excellence is just one piece of the puzzle. To truly thrive, students need a diverse toolkit of skills and qualities that empower them to navigate challenges, embrace opportunities, and contribute meaningfully to society. The IB Learner Profile, a cornerstone of the International Baccalaureate (IB) programme, provides a framework for developing these essential qualities. It outlines ten attributes that are valued by IB World Schools and universities worldwide, shaping well-rounded individuals ready to make a positive impact on the world.

In today's interconnected world, fostering cultural understanding and celebrating diversity are more important than ever. As parents, we want our children to grow into confident, compassionate individuals who embrace the richness that different cultures bring. This journey begins in school, where children first encounter a world beyond their own families and immediate communities. At Chatsworth International School, we believe in creating an inclusive and nurturing environment where every child feels valued, respected, and empowered to thrive.

With environmental challenges becoming increasingly urgent, we need to inspire a generation that is not just aware of these issues, but actively engaged in creating a sustainable future. At Chatsworth International School, we believe that international schools like ours have a special role to play. With our diverse community and global outlook, we’re uniquely positioned to inspire students in sustainability education.

The daily routine in an Early Years PYP classroom at Chatsworth International School consists of numerous moving parts. In order to help our students deal with the daily demands, it is vital that teachers establish strong routines and structures to create a secure environment, where all students feel happy, safe and heard. 

As an expat family, stepping into the preschool scene in a new country can be quite daunting, especially in Singapore. Known for its rigorous and exceptional educational system, Singapore places a heavy emphasis on early childhood development, which is seen as essential for lifelong learning and growth. With so many top-notch options and high standards to consider, figuring out the best choice for your child can feel like a big challenge.

Selecting the right school is key to giving your child a well-rounded education - not just academically, but also in their social and emotional lives. These days, diversity isn't just a buzzword; it's at the heart of conversations about education, and for good reason. This surge in interest comes as more people realise how essential a varied educational experience is to ensure that our children need to thrive globally.

As an early childhood educator, I've always seen how much children are fascinated by light. Through playful exploration of light, the students nurtured their creativity and developed a sense of wonder about how things work. In our recent unit of inquiry, we focused on the idea that experimenting with light helps us understand its many uses.

We all want the best education for our kids, and when it comes to international schools in Singapore, the choices can be overwhelming. But before you get swept away by fancy campuses, its facilities and extracurricular activities, there's one crucial factor to consider: accreditation.

This guide will explain why accreditation is more than just a fancy label. It's a mark of quality that ensures your child receives a top-notch education. We'll break down what it means, why it matters, and what you need to know before you start your search for the perfect fit.

Moving to a new country can be both thrilling and challenging, especially for expatriate students in Singapore. This new journey will offer new experiences unique to Singapore's unique multicultural society and beautiful landscapes, and while they're no doubt exhilarating, they will also present challenges of adapting.