As part of the professional growth and appraisal process, one of the tasks I am undertaking at the end of this school year is a final...

It was recently the Lunar New Year and schools all over Asia, maybe all over the world, prepared for the celebration. In many schools,...

Imperial measurements have been in the news this year. The Brexiteers who have been harping back to a better world when there was a...

Three things have happened recently that have got me thinking about women in leadership, in particular, women in leadership in...

I must say that the best moment of this academic year was the two weeks me and my family spent in quarantine on arrival in Bangkok. We...

* REQUIRED FIELD My husband only has one given name. No family name, just one name. This is quite common in Indonesia. It does, however,...

Published in TIEonline Nov 21 "From Greenwash to Global Green Intercultural Competency." The 2021 United Nations Climate Change...

My reflections on my recent recruitment process, published in International School Leader Magazine, August 2021. http://ow.ly/QrTP50FWjEM

We have just moved. What a feat of paperwork and covid tests it was! Moving to a different country in a pandemic is, to say the least,...

It was a big week last for newspapers in Hong Kong with the closure of the pro-democracy paper, Apple Daily. It was a big week for...

We are coming to the end of our second socially distanced academic year. The usual rites of passage, rituals and traditions have been...

Teaching in a PYP school during Coronavirus. Published in TES, June 2020 #Covid #HongKong #IBPYP We have been back at school for almost a...

Published in International Schools Magazine, Summer 2020 #Covid19 #internationalschools #Hongkong #culturalintelligence

"Life's a Beach and Then You Teach." My first article published in TES, April 2002, about teaching in the Seychelles. Imagine a paradise...