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2022 International School Awards

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nasen were proud to sponsor a category in the International School Awards 2022 last week. The event took place virtually on Tuesday the 18th of January. More than 260 schools from 48 countries received nominations. The International School of the Year Award 2022 was presented to the International School of Zug and Luzern, Switzerland.

The International School Awards were hosted by ISC Research for the fourth year in a row and they recognise outstanding initiatives being delivered in English-medium international schools around the world. The award categories include community wellbeing, innovation and creativity in learning, digital technology in learning, DEIJ (diversity, equity, inclusion and justice), and pathways to continued and university education.

This year, the Awards received almost 250 eligible nominations, the most popular category being the Community Building award with over 30 nominees. An independent judging panel of 12 international education experts selected the winners.

nasen sponsored the Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Justice Award, which was won by Brighton College Bangkok for developing a remote learning initiative to support its students with special educational needs, ensuring that they are not disadvantaged, even during school closures.

You can view a recording of the awards ceremony and learn more about the award-winning initiatives on the ISC Research website.

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