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Historically at Harrow Bangkok, Computing, as a subject, has been taught discretely across Lower School with students aged four to ten years old attending a one-hour lesson each week. Curriculum content covered a mixture of Computer Science, Digital Literacy and Information Technology, as defined in the 2014 National Curriculum and accompanying ‘Computing at School’ NAACE guide.
Historically at Harrow Bangkok, Computing, as a subject, has been taught discretely across Lower School with students aged four to ten years old attending a one-hour lesson each week. Curriculum content covered a mixture of Computer Science, Digital Literacy and Information Technology, as defined in the 2014 National Curriculum and accompanying ‘Computing at School’ NAACE guide.

Educational Solutions

A recent report from the American Psychological Association (APA) emphasises the urgent need for protective measures for adolescents engaging with artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.
Play is crucial for children’s physical, emotional, social and cognitive development and has a key role in brain development. Secure care giver relationships (often mediated through play) have also been shown to be critical to the course of childhood development and the quality of these attachments are highly predictive of both child and adult mental health.
Saying goodbye is rarely easy, especially for students navigating school transitions in international or mobile communities. Whether it's the end of a school year, a move to another country, or simply changing classes, these moments often stir a complex mix of emotions. Excitement for what’s ahead may be shadowed by sadness, anxiety, or uncertainty about what they’re leaving behind. Without structured opportunities to reflect, many students struggle to process these changes in a healthy way, potentially carrying unresolved feelings into their next chapter.

Global Academic Pathways

In a recent release from Times Higher Education, the rankings for the best universities in the UK for 2025 have been unveiled, showcasing the institutions that are leading in academics, research, and student satisfaction.
As university admissions become increasingly competitive, students must go beyond just achieving excellent grades and standardised test scores to secure a place at selective universities. Here we outline four crucial keys to creating a compelling university application portfolio that effectively showcases a student’s unique passions and achievements. ...
In a recent release from Times Higher Education, the rankings for the best universities in the UK for 2025 have been unveiled, showcasing the institutions that are leading in academics, research, and student satisfaction. ...
University admissions tutors read hundreds of personal statements from students each admissions season. But what don’t they want to see? Here are some of the ‘pet hates’ they have identidied … and it might be best to steer away from them. ...

Opportunities and Events

Internships before university can provide young people with a valuable head start. Beyond filling time during school holidays, early work experience helps students develop real-world skills, explore potential career paths, and make more informed decisions about their academic future.
Whether you are a teacher aiming to refine your pedagogical methods, an academic leader striving to enhance school performance, or a safeguarding officer seeking innovative approaches to student welfare, staying abreast of the latest educational trends and networking opportunities is essential.
Applying for scholarships can be a daunting task, but having a comprehensive checklist can make the process much smoother.

Extra-Curriculum

In Hong Kong's dynamic and competitive environment, cultivating leadership skills from an early age is vital. Beyond academic excellence, attributes such as effective communication, critical thinking, empathy, and teamwork are increasingly recognised as essential for personal and professional success.
In Hong Kong's dynamic and competitive environment, cultivating leadership skills from an early age is vital. Beyond academic excellence, attributes such as effective communication, critical thinking, empathy, and teamwork are increasingly recognised as essential for personal and professional success. ...
A recent national survey conducted by Ipsos on behalf of The Kids Mental Health Foundation has highlighted that privacy and safety issues dominate parents' concerns when it comes to their children's screen time. As screen usage among children increases, the survey provides essential insights into parental fears and offers strategies for managing healthy digital boundaries. ...
A recent study published on ResearchGate examines the effectiveness of hybrid learning in chemical engineering education, particularly focusing on the integration of online laboratories as a supplement to traditional laboratory practices. ...

School Operations & Supplies

In today's growing global education landscape, safeguarding and child protection are of paramount importance, which transcends all borders and cultures. With this principle as the guiding north star, the new British International Schools Safeguarding Coalition (BISSC) was launched in November 2023.
A recent article from the Harvard Graduate School of Education delves into the intricate processes of learning science and offers critical insights for educators looking to strengthen student engagement and comprehension in the subject. With an emphasis on active participation and critical thinking, the article provides actionable strategies for K-12 teachers aiming to enhance their science instruction. ...
A recent presentation by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) sheds light on the prevalence of health conditions among school-aged children and their significant implications for educators. Understanding these conditions is essential for fostering safe and supportive educational environments, as they can directly affect learning outcomes. ...
A recent study published in the International Journal of Educational Management investigates the intricate relationships between school discipline, the implementation of school uniforms, and student academic performance. The research sheds light on how these elements interact to influence educational outcomes, providing valuable insights for educators and policymakers. ...

Lifestyle

The GCSE years come with intense academic pressure — research shows mindfulness can make a tangible difference. A large randomised controlled trial at the University of Cambridge, involving 616 students, revealed that those who completed an eight-week mindfulness course experienced substantially reduced psychological distress during exams. Remarkably, they were a third less likely to report stress levels warranting mental-health support, compared with their peers who only received standard support.
A recent report from the Center on the Developing Child at Harvard University underscores the significant influence of air quality on early childhood development and health.
A comprehensive new analysis has revealed that physical punishment, including spanking, leads to exclusively negative outcomes for children in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). This research, published in Nature Human Behaviour, echoes findings from high-income nations, highlighting the detrimental effects of corporal punishment on children’s well-being.

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