(Video Credit: Seasoned Singapore Expat Women / @ssewsg / www.ssew.co) In this interview with Anju Cawthra from Seasoned Singapore Expat Women, Mr James Morris, Head
At OWIS, the framework of the IB’s programmes build upon the rigorous academic structure of the UK National Curriculum.
Our multicultural community and our IB-trained teachers have significant experience helping students navigate through these transitions.
The IB PYP and IBDP enable students to easily transition from the Korean National Curriculum, giving them every opportunity for success.
As the world becomes more interconnected, it is becoming even more important that young people gain an appreciation for cultural diversity.
The Parent Partnership Series at OWIS is an illuminating exploration of the integral role parents play in their child’s educational journey.
By developing leadership skills in students at OWIS, we support every child to discover their self-worth and become more confident.
Listening skills fundamentally help young students to comprehend and incorporate the knowledge they gain in school. These skills also make them better communicators and give them more confidence to make their own decisions.
Communication is one of the most critical skills that a person develops over the course of their lifetime. Someone who communicates clearly and effectively will
Thinking is considered an obvious component of learning, but what does it mean to be a thinker? Being a thinker is an important attribute in
