Inspiring Change with Paul Dix – We believe it is essential that pupils feel happy, safe, secure and know who to turn to in school if they have a question

We are happy to share that International Schools Partnership (ISP) has launched ISP Educates ME.

Reach British School is proud to share that one of our amazing Year 2 students, Omar, recently received countrywide recognition, when he won second place in the Junior Innovators Challenge

This Ramadan, International Schools Partnership (ISP) in the UAE have partnered with Dabur International to bring #KindnessKloset to each of our schools.

This year, the whole world celebrated the 25th anniversary of World Book Day – with the message for all children ‘you are a reader‘!

#BreakTheBias – In celebration of International Women’s Day, the Reach community had the opportunity to attend an Arabic webinar conducted by one of our amazing parents, Dr. Jaydaa Seyam.

At International Schools Partnership schools, our students and their progress are central to all we do. We encourage our employees to continue to adapt their teaching and learning practises, as

“Our students and students across the UAE have successfully finished their first Monday-Friday school week.

“Our focus has been on getting better, placing a strong emphasis on student learning and progress, developing an effective distributed leadership model, developing teacher knowledge and creating a positive school

ISP students came together in a unique way to start our countdown to the UAE’s 50th National Day by attempting a Guinness World Record. To read more about our History

On the International Day of Literacy this year, International Schools Partnership (ISP) launched its first annual ISP Reading Challenge. The month-long challenge for our schools in the Middle East, encourages

Aspen Heights British School and Reach British School, both part of International Schools Partnership (ISP), receive BSO accreditations

Youth voices are more important today than ever before. Young people are increasingly taking the lead on the world’s biggest challenges such as global warming, human trafficking, and disarmament. As an ISP School, students

As an ISP Schools we are committed to the communities we are a part of, and also strive to ensure our students have chances to experience learning outside of the classroom while

At Reach British School our teachers are just as amazing as our students. Did you know that we have an Olympic Torch Bearer in our midst? Mr. Matthew Carnelley is

As an ISP Schools we strive to ensure the learning journey of each of our students includes chances to experience learning outside of the classroom and connect with other ISP

At Reach British School we believe it is important to ensure that our students have the opportunity to engage with successful and inspirational people.

Earlier this academic year we asked our community to share letters for their future selves, as part of our “Writing Letters for Tomorrow” campaign. Friday Magazine has published some letters

At Reach British School, art is an important part of our curriculum. Click to read as Sarah Garcia, Head of the Art and Design Department at our school explains the

ISP Schools globally were a part of the ISP Maths Challenge that took place November, and our students at Reach were actively engaged in honing their Maths skills, while competing

ISP schools in Abu Dhabi have welcomed their students back to school. Read all about our safety measures in this article on ExpatWoman.com

Amazing learning is central to everything we do. Reach British School recognizes and nurtures each child’s gifts and talents so that they lead, learn and inspire others.