IB PYP vs. Montessori: Which is Better for My Child?
The IB Primary Years Programme focuses on inquiry-based, globally minded education for students aged 3 to 12. Montessori emphasizes child-centred, interactive learning in structured settings by promoting independence, intrinsic drive, and holistic growth.
How to Create an Engaging IB Primary Year Programme (PYP) Classroom Environment
For the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) to have an engaging classroom environment, you have to know the core elements of the program. The central component of the PYP learner profile is that learners become inquirers, thinkers and communicators who are principled and reflective. They help teach students to own their learning development.
How the IB Curriculum is Structured: A Complete Overview
The International Baccalaureate (IB) is a worldwide educational system that is intended to offer students a demanding, internationally-oriented education. From ages 3 to 19, IB schools in South Korea provide a continuum of programs to develop inquirers, knowledgeable thinkers,
What to Expect from a Pre-kindergarten Curriculum: A Parent’s Guide
Early childhood education is an essential building block to your child’s academic and personal development. In this developmental stage, preschool is an important part of the process, helping children learn the skills and experiences they need to succeed at school and in the future.
CNN Call to Earth Day 2024: Dwight Seoul’s Eco Council Takes Action
In celebration of CNN’s Call to Earth Day 2024, Dwight Seoul’s Eco-Council launched three impactful initiatives to combat waste and promote sustainability. Their collective effort to create a more sustainable future is truly inspirational. Rooftop Composter Project With 60% of food served at Dwight being wasted annually, the Eco-Council devised a solution to turn waste […]
Dwight’s latest edition of the magazine
A special message from our Head of School, Tom Ferguson, reflecting on Dwight’s recent accreditation process and what it means for our continued growth and excellence.
What Are the Key Assessment Strategies in IB Early Years Education?
For parents exploring education, the IB Early Years Programme (EYP) is distinctive for its emphasis on holistic development and an inquiry approach to learning. Evaluations in this program do not include grading or measuring student achievement.
What Factors Should Parents Consider Before Preschool Admission?
Picking a suitable preschool is a key decision impacting a child’s early development. Excellent preschools promote intellectual, social, and behavioural growth by offering a safe, stimulating atmosphere where kids can explore,
Play-based Learning in the IB Kindergarten: Merging Fun with Education
Play-based learning has found its way into mainstream education and it’s a super effective approach, especially in the education of young children. In the context of the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum for kindergarten, it is seamlessly integrated to foster holistic development in young learners.
How Does Play-Based Learning in the IB ECD Lead to Lifelong Curiosity?
Play-based learning leverages play as an interface for learning, merging enjoyment with supervised exploration. It emphasises active participation, creativity, and problem-solving, helping children gain knowledge organically by encouraging curiosity and imagination.
Preparing Global Citizens: The Benefits of Choosing IB Schools for Your Kids
Choosing the right education system for your child is one of the major decisions you must make as a parent. But there are so many options. This can make it challenging to select the best fit for your child’s needs.
The Importance of Creativity and Critical Thinking in IB Curriculum Schools
You must have heard about the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum when you searched for a school for your kids. It is globally known for its thorough and demanding academic methodology. This program mainly focuses on building learners’ critical and creative thinking abilities. These 2 things are required for success in the 21st century.