Cambridge in the media

Cambridge expands Sri Lankan footprint with new legal entity

Cambridge has formally established a legal entity in Sri Lanka, underscoring its long-term investment and commitment to schools. The announcement was made at an event in Colombo, where Cambridge also launched a major new report – ‘Preparing learners to thrive in a changing world’.

New report by Cambridge identifies five priorities to prepare students for a changing world

A major new report from the International Education group at Cambridge offers a unique view of how students experience education today.

Teachers around the world see student attention decreasing

Some 88% of teachers believe student attention spans have decreased, according to a global survey by Cambridge. The report, ‘Preparing learners to thrive in a changing world’, found that technology is often seen as the cause.

Only 45% of students feel ready for life beyond school

Less than half of students feel ready for life beyond school according to a new Cambridge report, 'Preparing learners to thrive in a changing world', but teachers are more optimistic.

Cambridge and Afkar e Tazar join forces to reimagine education

Cambridge conference in Lahore, hosted in partnership with Afkar e Tazar, addresses the role of education in a changing world.

Cambridge schools double in India over the past decade

Developing a March exam series and training 50,000 educators by 2027. Vinay Sharma, Senior Vice President of Cambridge International Education in India, discusses how Cambridge is proactively responding to regional needs in India.

Evolving education amid the grim reality of war

Anton Zastavnyi, Chief Executive of British International Schools in Ukraine, explains how they are sustaining education during the war and actively supporting professional growth for teachers, including working in partnership with Cambridge to deliver Cambridge Global Perspectives workshops.

Reimagining education for a complex global future

For education to remain our “passport to opportunity” we must ensure classrooms not only help students build knowledge and understanding, but also find purpose, agency, and community, writes Rod Smith, Global Managing Director for International Education at Cambridge.

Effects of global changes on education discussed at Thinkfest

Peter Philips, Chief Executive of Cambridge University Press & Assessment, gave a keynote address at Thinkfest on ‘Excellent with purpose: education’s role in a changing world’. Uzma Yousuf, Cambridge International Education’s Country Director for Pakistan, opened the event.

Cambridge launches Pakistan edition of Climate Quest to empower youth with climate resilience

Cambridge has unveiled the Pakistan edition of Climate Quest, a pioneering climate literacy programme designed to empower young learners with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to respond to the climate crisis.