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17 Feb 2017
More than 10,000 New Zealand students sit Cambridge exams every year.
Cambridge Assessment International Education is delighted to announce the winners of the Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards 2017, New Zealand. The awards celebrate the outstanding academic achievements of secondary school learners in the June and November 2016 Cambridge examination series.
Cambridge Assessment International Education has entered into a partnership with Putera Sampoerna Foundation to deliver professional development for teachers in Indonesia.
30 Jan 2017
Schools around the world are using the Cambridge Primary programme to develop thinking skills and a global mind set in students from a young age.
Good assessment is about helping students to learn, the world’s largest gathering of education and skills ministers has been told.
15 Dec 2016
In October 2016 we introduced on-screen versions of our Cambridge Secondary 1 Checkpoint tests in Science as an alternative to the paper-based versions. On-screen versions of Cambridge Secondary 1 Checkpoint tests in English will be introduced in May 2017.
13 Dec 2016
Corinth Public Schools in Mississippi, USA, has been operating as a state “Innovation” zone for the last year. Corinth’s innovation was its partnership with the National Center on Education and the Economy and Cambridge Assessment International Education. We spoke to district superintendent, Dr Lee Childress, to find out more.
12 Dec 2016
Parkside Middle School in Prince William County School District, Virginia, USA became a Cambridge International School in 2013. After years of successful Cambridge implementation, Parkside has taken the next step in its Cambridge evolution by becoming a Cambridge Professional Development Centre, our first centre of this kind in the USA.
08 Dec 2016
Feyza Aribas, Head of English at TED Ankara College in Turkey, is proud to be involved with her school’s initiative to extend Cambridge qualifications to younger learners. She recently shared her experience with us.
We held a number of principals’ networking events around the Gulf region in October, including in Dubai, Jeddah, Riyadh, Muscat, and – for the first time – Bahrain. Over 250 school leaders attended the forums from Cambridge schools and schools aspiring to work with Cambridge.