AAIE joins thousands of people in the international school community around the world in celebrating the life of Connie Buford, who passed away on 5 January 2022.
The AAIE Board along with Laura and Gerri-Ann, wish the entire community a peaceful time this holiday season.
The COVID-19 Omicron variant takes centre stage and this briefing seeks to summarise the main stories from around the world on the subject.
This briefing highlights global news items on the recently discovered COVID-19 Omicron variant and presents a graphic of the vaccination rates worldwide.
AISA has a full and vibrant programme planned for our members this semester. Please visit our website for full details of our Professional Learning Programme. A reminder that you...
Despite the challenges faced in the early part of this year, AISA has adapted and innovated to bring a rich and varied range of professional learning options to schools....
The Margaret Sanders AISA Scholarship for Girls supports a school’s contribution towards a deserving student’s education by covering a full range of incidental expenses such as extracurricular activities, school...
Search Associates welcomes AISA school educators and administrators to its inaugural 2-day Africa Virtual Job Fair on 04 -05 December 2021.
This month our ConneXions newsletter is focussing on Governance and Leadership in our schools. Without a doubt, the role of our leadership teams and school Boards has taken on...
Of late, many of the conversations we are having with school leaders both here in Africa and around the world focus on how challenging it is to create authentic...
Burned out, tired, demoralised, at a breaking point.
Every year, AISA honours student leaders and school teams who engage in exemplary service learning in the region, and it’s not too early to begin thinking about nominations for...
Daily tutoring for those who are most behind rises to the top in research evaluations
Three suggested steps to help reimagine service-learning in an increasingly virtual world
Participating in sports and other physical activities offers a lot of benefits for children and young people, but consider the risks involved during the pandemic.
Over the last 18 months children around the world have faced restrictions on social interactions and movement due to school closures, social distancing, and covid safety measures. Many children...
To accomplish the lofty learning goals that educators, administrators, and policymakers have for students, we must invest in students' and educators' mental health and social-emotional skills.
In 2019, well before the word pandemic became part of our everyday lexicon, AISA embarked on a new strategic focus area, Wellbeing for All, an umbrella term for our...
While COVID-19 abruptly blew up the class of 2020’s senior year, its effects on this year’s graduating class have been in some ways deeper and more troubling.
We live in a time that may potentially affect the development of social and emotion reasoning.
Because pretending to be OK when you’re not isn’t OK.
How to Support Applications During the Pandemic
Universities around the world have been changing admissions criteria – here's what international schools need to know
Overall, 18 per cent of parents think their child’s behaviour is worse now than before the pandemic.
