Hairstyles for the Singaporean life
Anyone who has spent more than three months in Singapore will tell you one of the great changes you will experience is the change to your hair. Some people cope with the humidity. Some...
Expat parents — what happens if you separate?
Couples who have children and separate face a number of parenting challenges: who should children live with? What arrangements should be in place for children to spend time with the other parent? If you’re...
Deciphering Reggio Emilia
There are more options to a child’s education than ever before – especially in early childhood. Increasingly educational philosophies tend towards a holistic approach which gives equal weight to artistic, physical and emotional endeavours...
IGCSE: Is it right for my child?
As a parent and a science teacher, I am familiar with the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE). It is the world’s most widely used international qualification for 14-16-year-olds, developed by the University...
Positive Education
Positive education has been recognised as being key in development for children today focusing on improving individual well-being. Latest research has uncovered that there is an increase in depression amongst young people on a...
Strong, Fresh and New – Art
Singapore’s neighbourhoods have evolved so quickly over time that it’s hard to know where to go. We’re revisiting the top spots to go in Singapore, from old favourites to places brand new.Standing strong: Asian...
Strong, Fresh and New – Gardens
Singapore’s neighbourhoods have evolved so quickly over time that it’s hard to know where to go. We’re revisiting the top spots to go in Singapore, from old favourites to places brand new. Standing strong: Fort...