In Singapore, seven in 10 children attend additional enrichment classes outside of school. Is this something your child should also have? Here are some considerations for parents before jumping on the tuition bandwagon.
In the maker space at EtonHouse Orchard, students huddle over a table in groups of 3 or 4, fiddling excitedly with dry spaghetti sticks and one fluffy marshmallow. Welcome to the Spaghetti Marshmallow Challenge, an activity that prompts design thinking in line with inquiry learning.
Physical education is a big part of school life at EtonHouse Sentosa, where the students explore the island settings with beach activities and nature walks. Find out from Sentosa’s Physical Education Specialist Mark Parsons about the school’s PE programme where they also learn sports science, and the parenting tips he’s picked up through working with children.
Design technology or designing in a practical context nurtures creative thinking skills and is an important component in the curriculum in international schools.
Metaliteracy is a critical aspect of 21st century education. Find out why this is a top trend in education that every parent should be aware of.
We are inspired by Ms Ng Shu Ping, Director of Pedagogy at E-Bridge Pre-School. Read more in this exclusive interview.
What is a pedagogy of listening? An educator shares her experience on why this is so important to an inquiry based curriculum.
It is important for a learning environment to be intentionally designed and well-defined for the child to self-navigate. How does EtonHouse inspire creativity?
The tinkering and making movement has caught on like wildfire here at EtonHouse International School Broadrick. Find out what goes in our MakerSpace!
“Where does paper come from?” Relive the experiences of this group of children at 718 Mountbatten Road as they investigate this exciting provocation.