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Explore thoughtful insights, global comparisons and bold ideas on education systems. Each article invites you to reflect, question and reimagine what schooling could and should be.

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.”
- Nelson Mandela

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May 21st 2025

Lessons from the East:

A look at Singapore

When we talk about education today, it’s impossible to ignore the quiet, consistent excellence of Singapore’s system. Enjoy this article where we explore why Singapore is ranked at the top when it comes to education...

July 21st 2025

Why Education?

Modern education often overlooks the soul of the child, focusing solely on academic performance while neglecting emotional, moral and spiritual development. This article digs deep into my 'why' for a change in the way we educate...

August 4th 2025

Building excellence:

Insights from Charterhouse Lagos

Over the centuries, Charterhouse has earned a reputation for producing generations of leaders in fields as varied as politics, business, science and the arts. Charterhouse Lagos marks its first venture into Africa being led by John Todd...

March 14th 2026

A Battle of Systems:

Montessori vs Rockefeller

The way we educate children profoundly shapes society’s future, yet two very different visions of schooling have gained global prominence over the last century: the Montessori approach and the traditional education model...

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Our Future Holy Week

Teaching children the real meaning of Holy Week is life-changing because it points them to something greater than themselves. It introduces them to the reality of God, not as a distant concept, but as a loving Father who acted decisively for humanity.

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Dear Teachers: Continuous development is a Necessity

A teacher should never arrive at a place where they believe they are complete. The moment an educator stops growing, stops reflecting, and stops developing self-awareness is often the moment their teaching becomes mechanical.

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