Why is experiential learning key in shaping future-ready individuals? What kind of experiences can educational trips provide to students at a young age? Educational trips are great experiences for students of all ages. They provide students with the opportunity to step into a dynamic world of experiential learning, where they can interact with different environments and cultures. In this blog, we’ll focus on the multifaceted benefits of educational trips for our Early and Primary Years students (ages 3 to 11), from fostering cultural insights and scientific curiosity to promoting personal growth and social responsibility.

As parents, we are constantly thinking about the future of our children. Especially in the Netherlands, the education system offers many opportunities for our children after they graduate from school. From prestigious universities to internship programs and entrepreneurship opportunities; there's something for every interest and career path.

Amity Amsterdam’s Senior School curriculum recognises the importance of preparing our students for these different pathways. We are making sure that they are equipped with the necessary life skills and knowledge to succeed. In this blog, we take a closer look at how the curriculum pathways at Amity Amsterdam prepare our students for their transition to Post-Secondary Education.

In today's fast-paced world, getting our students to stay engaged and learn effectively can be quite a challenge. Our children are bombarded with many distractions every day, making it tough to ensure they truly absorb what they're taught. That's why, in the realm of education, we've come up with various methods to make learning last. One approach we're particularly passionate about is experiential learning.