Look out for our exciting challenges, giving you the chance to work with all of our students from around the world!
This is a space for teachers to learn about upcoming GC projects and collaborate with NAE peers from across the world.
The Global Campus connects our 55 schools and over 50,000 students to give our students daily access to global opportunities. Our students develop a truly international perspective through outstanding online, in school and worldwide experiences.
Join the Global Library to discover new worlds in stories and poems that are from countries around the world. Click the banner to find out more.
If you have a fantastic article you want to contribute to GC News, please submit your article to your teacher by 30th November 2018 to be considered for Term 1's edition!
Do you want to take part in a one of a kind "Ask the Artist" experience with a Juilliard Alumni? Click the banner to find out more.
Do you want to take part in a one of a kind "Ask the Artist" experience with a Juilliard Alumni? Click here to find out more!
Visit the Global Library to connect with famous authors and read great literature from around the world. Click here to find out more!
Click here to learn more about the Hack the Tube challenge and to submit your final hack! Final submissions are due 14th December.
Click here to watch Deborah Ellis, the award-winning author of The Breadwinner, offer some advice on how to write a successful story and introduce this year's Creative Writing Competition!
This year, we're asking you to tackle Global Goals 4 & 16! Click here to learn more about the Global Challenge and how to get involved.
Click here to learn more about your upcoming Expedition!
Click here to see upcoming events, competitions, and activities from the Global Campus!
Click the link below to watch Deborah Ellis launch the second half of The Breadwinner as part of this year's "One World, One Book" activity!
Watch Deb's new video
Click the link below to watch Deborah Ellis launch the second half of The Breadwinner as part of this year's "One World, One Book" activity! 