British primary and secondary education: what changes at each stage?
Choosing a British school means understanding how its education system is structured and how learning develops as children grow. One of the questions families most
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A Levels and the International Baccalaureate (IB): why Dallington chose the British system
When families explore international sixth-form options, they often wonder about the differences between A Levels and the International Baccalaureate (IB). Both programmes are internationally recognised,
Learning through connections: when knowledge goes beyond individual subjects. Project-based learning
At Dallington School, we believe learning is not simply about acquiring knowledge, but about making connections, asking questions and applying what we know to the
The British–Spanish Double Bac opening doors to universities around the world
Is it possible to study for British qualifications and gain access to both Spanish and international universities? At Dallington College, our Year 12 and Year
From Primary to Secondary: how to prepare your child for Year 7
Moving from Primary to Secondary is one of the biggest changes in a child’s school life. New teachers, different subjects, greater independence and new friendships
How does the British education system work? From Early Years to university
How does the British education system differ from the Spanish system? What are IGCSEs and A Levels? Can a pupil from a British school go
The best books to read in English this summer: recommendations by age
Which books in English could your child read during the holidays? Whether they are just beginning to read or already enjoy novels, summer is a
A screen-free summer (or almost): 7 activities for children that encourage creativity and learning
How can you keep children entertained during the summer without constantly turning to screens? The holidays are an opportunity to discover new interests, encourage independence
Supporting Every Learner: How We Support Special Educational Needs at Dallington School
When every pupil needs something different Every child learns differently. Some need more time, others benefit from a different approach, while others need more specific
How to choose a bilingual school in Madrid: 5 key considerations for families
What is the difference between a bilingual school and a British school? Is teaching some subjects in English enough? These are some of the questions
How to encourage reading habits in bilingual children
Encouraging a love of reading in children is essential for both their academic and personal development. When it comes to bilingual children, however, the challenge
What Are A-Levels and Why Do They Open Doors to the World’s Best Universities?
Choosing the right academic pathway during the final years of school is one of the most important decisions any student can make. Among the most
