upport, and on building lifelong resilience. Ford mentions how this British model is ingrained with holistic values of social responsibility, intellectual curiosity, and global citizenship, serving as essential pillars to an international lifestyle. Nowadays, with the rise of AI learning, British educational focus is becoming more valuable, as character, ethics, and humanity are learned through the classroom and emphasized through critical thinking skills.

These are the next generation of leaders in all sorts of fields: from medicine and public health to teaching and business, they will be equipped with the mindset and skills. The British system has always had an element of: “let’s develop the student to be the best version of themselves they can.” Prague is a very crowded market for international education hubs, which is why Perrott Hill Prague is focused on providing quality Cambridge schooling on the path to the only A-Level school in the city. Contrasting with the popularized IB programs, students can gain a deeper understanding of specific subjects, offering more flexibility in what best fits their child.

“Our students are immersed in different cultures every day, from having guest speakers in space on a NASA mission on Mars to people diving in Australia’s Great Barrier Reef, to women in Afghanistan discussing the loss of education access. It’s about gaining a perspective on environments and cultures immensely different than their own,” mentions Ford. How Prague Is Becoming an Education Hub for International Families “Prague is one of the most international cities I know, right in the heart of Europe.

We’ve got over 50 nationalities at Perrott Hill Prague, representing diversity and its worldly nature,” mentions Ford. The city has become a global magnet in fields of diplomatic missions, innovation and tech startups, global corporate headquarters, and major international NGOs, acting as a crossroad destination known for its resilience and intellect. When mentioning Prague, one wouldn’t even have to elaborate further, as people are instantly teleported within its beauty, vibe, and history, which is why it’s a great place to come and study.

Robert Charles Ford “I see people on the metro reading physical books, which is brilliant. I don’t see it in London as often. Prague has a very intellectual atmosphere as a city, which can be traced through its historic pillars,” states Ford.

From historical events such as the Prague Spring and Václav Havel’s philosophy, much can be learned from the country’s historical melting pot. Being immersed in the cobblestone streets and among Gothic spires allows for education and a home to expand beyond the classroom, immersing oneself in the city’s highbrow and timeless essence. Starting School Abroad: What Families Wish They Knew When thinking of where to send children for the best outlook in education and life, the thought of international schools arises—known for having a good mix of locals and internationals, providing different qualifications, teaching styles, and lifelong depth.

Finding the right fit for an individual requires one to complete their own homework rather than relying on the echo chamber shared through social media or one bad experience. “Come and see the schools when they are working. One can hear the bells ring and the laughter of students coming inside for lunchtime.

The noise reflects the natural happiness within the school, which can be felt firsthand,” mentions Ford. It’s all about being part of the greater community, not just an outlier on the sidelines. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Perrott Hill British School (@perrotthillprague) A fundamental part of humanity is maintaining a sense of belonging, heavily influencing day-to-day life and feelings.

When a child lands in a whole other country and culture that is foreign to their own, they are looking for that themselves, and educational institutions are one of the building blocks in ensuring a safe, well-rounded community. Perrott Hill Prague serves as a place for individuals to find a place in this world, no matter their background, connecting the global community and education into one. The British system is different than any other educational system, as it heavily values a framework that helps to influence value, culture, and personal identity.

“Working within education is the best job in the world,” says Ford, who also writes for Tes Magazine, centering focus on international education. “It’s an absolute joy in my days to see the aspiring students coming in and out of the schools, and we