Most popular Good Schools Guide articles

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• The Good Schools Guide International

  If your company makes you brexit, The GSGI should be your first stop. It was, for this New York Times article. Read more

• Coming home to roost: the pleasures and perils of returning to schools in the UK

  There comes a time in the life of most expatriate families when they have to decide about their children’s education – do we stay or do we go? Now or later? Should our children take all their public exams at an international school abroad, or would they be better served at a school in the UK? 

• Comparative ages, stages and exams in England, Wales, Northen Ireland and Scotland

  Find the age of the child. If the child is 6, use the row for 6. You can see from this that if the child attends a school in England and is 6 between September and August, he will be in Y1 at the KS1 stage of education. In Scotland those children aged 6 between 1st September and 29th February will be in P2, but those who will be 6 between 1st March and 31st August will be in P1. Same for for NI, although the cut off date for the school year is 30th June.

• Relocating Overseas: looking for a nursery abroad

  How do I look for an overseas nursery for my child? Will it be safe? An expert from the British Diplomatic Service Families Association gives you all the answers.

• American schools abroad and at home: the basics

  The American curriculum is a mis-nomer (there is no such thing as a National Curriculum of America), but there are requirements that most American schools meet, and qualifications and characteristics found in most of the best ones whether in the US or across the world.

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