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Lifestyle
What Urban Routines Support Family Wellness in High-Density Cities?
Living in a high-density city offers vibrancy and opportunity, yet it also brings challenges for family wellbeing. Limited green space, constant noise, and packed schedules can quickly disrupt routines that support movement, mindfulness, and connection.
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Extra-Curriculum
How Can Schools Structure Internships or Industry Partnerships in STEAM?
As STEAM education gains momentum globally, many schools are asking: how can we give our students more meaningful exposure to the real-world challenges they’re learning about in class?
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Lifestyle
Thai Tea and Food Colouring: What Parents Should Know
Public concern around Thai tea’s vibrant hue has intensified after the Thailand Consumers Council revealed in March 2025 that many popular Thai tea products contain high levels of Sunset Yellow FCF.
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Extra-Curriculum
7 Ways to Create a Memorable Japanese Summer for Your Child
Summer in Japan offers a rich tapestry of festivals, outdoor adventures, and unique cultural experiences. Whether it’s joining lively traditional celebrations, exploring nature’s wonders, or discovering cutting-edge exhibitions, summer presents opportunities for children to learn, explore, and enjoy new environments.
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Lifestyle
The Impact of Sleep on Student Performance
We all know sleep is important, but are we doing enough? It is the fourth period on a Monday. As you scan your classroom, you see that your students’ eyelids are heavy; reactions are slow. Not just one student, but many. It’s easy to forget: the student who looks half-asleep in your class might literally be half-asleep.
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Lifestyle
How to Support the Mental Health of Gender and Neurodiverse Students in School
Teachers and school leaders play a critical role in shaping the mental health and well-being of all students. A recent research article, Voices Unheard: How School Shapes Mental Health for Gender and Neurodiverse Youth, published in Neurodiversity by researchers from the University of Southampton, explores the lived experiences of gender-diverse and neurodiverse young people in educational settings.
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Global Academic Pathways
How To Do Well in Fluency Tests (Like IELTS and TOEFL): Master Common Phrases
A recent study from Waseda University reveals that using common phrases rather than complex vocabulary significantly improves the perception of fluency in foreign language speakers. This research challenges the prevalent belief that sophisticated language equates to greater fluency.









