March, Change, and the Education Evolution February vanished in a blink, and here we are in March—longer days, the peaceful reflection of Ramadan, and a whirlwind of changes in education. From the rising need for entrepreneurial skills in schools to universities embracing AI and shifting away from exams, the learning landscape is transforming faster than ever. UK university applications are evolving too, with UCAS now demanding more than just enthusiasm—students must prove their passion through hands-on experience. Meanwhile, home fee status remains a hot topic for expat families, with new UCAS residency rules coming in 2025. But don’t worry, big changes won’t hit until at least 2029, so there’s no need to panic just yet! With UAE universities climbing global rankings, Dutch institutions offering affordable alternatives, and the US still a strong contender, new opportunities are emerging for students everywhere. Stay ahead of the game—read on for everything you need...

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Feeling the January slump? You’re not alone! Between school emails, forgotten bake sales, and exam prep stress, it’s a whirlwind. But don’t worry—we’re all in it together! From tips on surviving term two to a cheeky reminder that last-minute costumes are totally fine, we’re here to keep it real.

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This week, let’s unravel one of life’s great mysteries: the difference between co-curricular, extra-curricular, and super-curricular activities. Anything with the word extracurricular used to throw me into a mild panic as I knew it would entail three children in three different parts of the emirate at the same time—inevitably becoming a scheduling chaos that turned this noble endeavor into a caffeine-fueled, chaos-riddled marathon. So, let me explain the subtle (and not-so-subtle) differences of the three.

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