Guide to Education & Schools in the UK
Relocate's UK Education & Schools Guide is being updated for 2022/2023. Contact education@relocatemagazine.com to be included.
The Guide is packed with expert tips for those who are relocating and the professionals who support them.
Featured Schools
Excellence in UK education
International school communities build bridges between cultures
The ability to adapt confidently to diverse environments is a superpower in an increasingly interconnected world. In that regard, the benefits of an international school community – where students from all over the globe come together to learn and grow – cannot be overstated. TASIS takes a closer look at some of those benefits.
How effective is online tutoring?
As the world has changed dramatically over the last two years so have attitudes and feelings around online learning, this is also true for Online Tutoring. As tutoring has traditionally always been focused on face-to-face delivery, a recent survey by Bramble has shown that there has been a shift in attitude towards the adequacy of remote education.
Education reform in England
An overview of changes to education in England’s state schools, to help families on a UK relocation to understand their options.
Exploring international education
Comparing global education systems
Navigating global education systems, exams and qualifications can require nerves of steel on the part of the globally mobile family. This overview of some the key considerations will help families consider their next move.
UK curriculum and learning
UK independent schools
Securing a place at a top UK independent school
As top public schools report long waiting lists and overseas students look to a British education as a stepping stone to a coveted university place, we investigate what families making an inbound transition to the UK will need to consider when making an application to a select fee-paying school.
Education in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Qualifications and education in Scotland
Scotland’s education system is very different to the education systems of other countries in the UK and has gone through a period of major reform. We look at the Curriculum for Excellence in its bid to aid student progression into Higher Education.
Featured Schools
Excellence in UK education
International school communities build bridges between cultures
The ability to adapt confidently to diverse environments is a superpower in an increasingly interconnected world. In that regard, the benefits of an international school community – where students from all over the globe come together to learn and grow – cannot be overstated. TASIS takes a closer look at some of those benefits.
How effective is online tutoring?
As the world has changed dramatically over the last two years so have attitudes and feelings around online learning, this is also true for Online Tutoring. As tutoring has traditionally always been focused on face-to-face delivery, a recent survey by Bramble has shown that there has been a shift in attitude towards the adequacy of remote education.
Education reform in England
An overview of changes to education in England’s state schools, to help families on a UK relocation to understand their options.
Exploring international education
Comparing global education systems
Navigating global education systems, exams and qualifications can require nerves of steel on the part of the globally mobile family. This overview of some the key considerations will help families consider their next move.
UK curriculum and learning
UK independent schools
Securing a place at a top UK independent school
As top public schools report long waiting lists and overseas students look to a British education as a stepping stone to a coveted university place, we investigate what families making an inbound transition to the UK will need to consider when making an application to a select fee-paying school.
Education in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Qualifications and education in Scotland
Scotland’s education system is very different to the education systems of other countries in the UK and has gone through a period of major reform. We look at the Curriculum for Excellence in its bid to aid student progression into Higher Education.
