Five Lessons: Humbesa Hwedu Children’s Creative Arts Workshop The Student Council are representatives from WLSA associate schools. As part of their term, they deliver projects locally that promote WLSA values; Access, Success, Impact. Next up on the Student Council Series, we read about Tanatsei Gambura’s project which took […]
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WLSA Global Educator Conference recognizes urgent need to address issues of 21st century students Leadership from the world’s foremost secondary schools will gather in Prague to address the global issue of student wellbeing, resilience and the cultural shift taking place on campus Education for the Human Condition […]
We were spoilt rotten on our trip to China. Not only were the people at WLSA Fudan enthusiastic towards us but also incredibly kind. I have been extremely fortunate to go on not one but TWO WLSA trips this year. I went to the conference in South Korea earlier […]
To start off the article series, we would like for you all to get to know our 2018-2020 Student Council a little better aside from their personal bios on the WLSA website as they answer the question, “Why WLSA”. By Caitlin Chung, Vice President There is always […]
Tony Little is a leading educator who served as Head Master of the prestigious Eton College in the UK for 13 years. Early into his career, Tony advocated for Chinese language and culture to be offered at his school, believing in the benefits of cross cultural education. During […]
Press Release World Leading Schools Association (WLSA) Now Accepting the Duolingo English Test China’s Leading Boarding School Network Offers Innovative New Language Exam Amsterdam – June 15, 2018 — The World Leading Schools Association (WLSA) announced a new partnership with Duolingo to bring the Duolingo English […]
I would say WLSA pretty much changed my entire education ‘route’. At the age of 14, I planned to study in the USA—a typical choice for many Chinese. However, I was accompanying my friend who intended to go to UK since her family was based in England; I went […]