On November 13th 2018, there was an article posted on Cambridge International that worth sharing. One third of students worldwide don’t exercise at school 13 Nov 2018 More than a third of students (37%) worldwide don’t exercise at school, according to new research by Cambridge International. What’s more, girls are less likely than boys to

Our fathers, partners, brothers and friends face a health crisis that is not being talked about. Men are dying too young. We can’t afford to stay silent. Movember is a month-long endeavor to create awareness around men’s health, particularly regarding Testicular and Prostate Cancer. From humble beginnings back in 2003 the Movember movement has grown

“Education is our passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.”  ― Malcolm X This past weekend, Boston International School held a series of IB related Professional Development Workshops for our teachers and related staff members. These IB workshops are tend to give teachers an opportunity to work as

On November 7th, Boston International School welcomed Ms. Cicci Xin, the China Senior Program Officer for MCPHS. She has been in her position for 7 years. Cicci started the information session by sharing with our students that MCPHS is ranked: #1 University in New England for Highest Salary. According to the U.S. Department of Education,

The ACAMIS Silver Division Volleyball Tournament hosted by Beijing International Bilingual Academy was a very exciting event. Boys and girls from Boston International School volleyball teams traveled to Beijing on October 27-29 to participate in this tournament. During this three-day event, there were nine different schools from all around China come together at the host

On October 23rd, Boston International School welcomed another special guest, Barbra Chen, the China Admissions Representative from University of Tulsa. Barbra started the information session by sharing with our students the term, TCK, which is the top she worked on for her dissertation. TCK stands for Third Culture Kids, and by definition, it means people