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Register for our Information Session with the ICA Outreach and Development Team

In an increasingly globalised world, do you want to improve students’ learning with an evidence-based international curriculum that can be tailored to your location? Are you looking for professional development that enables you to build effective practices that unlock learning potential?

Whether you’re already familiar with the International Curriculum Association or are curious to learn more, join us on Thursday 15 August at 09:30 and 17:30 BST to learn more about how you can improve learning at your school with our suite of products and services.

The session will include a live Q&A. We look forward to meeting you and helping you learn more about what we do!

To access the free Information Session, sign in to your PD Hub account or sign up if you don’t have one yet. Its free and you will gain access to our range of exclusive, free professional development opportunities.  A member of our PD Team will approve your sign up request as quickly as possible within 1 to 3 business days.

What will the session cover?

• ICA’s suite of dynamic and rigorous curriculum materials which foster exceptional learning experiences
• Our impactful professional development resources
• The supportive and empowering Accreditation pathway on offer for schools

The International Curriculum Association (ICA) proudly announced the winners of its inaugural Teacher Awards during the International Curriculum Conference (ICC) 2024. The event, held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, brought together educators from across the globe to celebrate excellence, innovation, and dedication in teaching.

The awards recognised outstanding contributions in various categories, with winners selected from over 150 nominations and almost 5,000 votes cast by the ICA community. The ICA Teacher Awards reflect the Association’s commitment to highlighting the pivotal role of educators in shaping the future through dynamic and impactful learning.

Aarti Verma from Healthy Planet TGA Wish Town Noida received Best Newcomer Award and was commended for her “passion, creativity, and commitment to overcoming challenges”, which have made a significant impact in her classroom.

Florence Ashikogu from RA International School was awarded the Community Engagement Award for her compassion and dedication. Florence ensures her community is uplifted, inspiring learners and educators alike. 

Ishika Kaul from Nehru World School Ghaziabad was named International Early Years Curriculum Teacher of the Year for fostering an inquiry-based learning environment that nurtures curiosity and holistic development among young learners.

Michael Toquero from Seri Mulia Sarjana School was crowned International Primary Curriculum Teacher of the Year for his visionary leadership, which has enriched his students’ education by connecting them with diverse communities and real-world insights.

The International Middle Years Curriculum Teacher of the Year was announced as Pete Tunna, North Zealand International School, who inspires his students with humour and dedication, creating a harmonious and focused classroom environment.

Finally, Tammy Cyngier, Crescendo-HELP International School, was presented with Leader of the Year, for which she was nominated for her “relentless support for her team and commitment to excellence drove her school to achieve IPC Accreditation”.

Sarah Blackmore, Director of the International Curriculum Association, said: “The ICA Teacher Awards are a celebration of the transformative power of education. Each of our winners and finalists represent the incredible dedication, creativity, and impact that educators bring to their classrooms and communities every day. It’s inspiring to see these exceptional individuals being recognised by their peers and the broader ICA community around the world. Their work sets a high standard for education worldwide and reminds us of the profound difference teachers make in shaping the future.”

The Q&A Drop in session is an open drop in for teachers and leaders to ask any questions they wish.

Including:

• How to subscribe
• Implementation
• Curriculum specific questions
• Professional Development
• ICA – Mentor services, Recognition, Accreditation
• Finance

Please book a slot, and we look forward to supporting you.

Q&A session with Alex Johnson – Europe and Middle East

Q&A session with Linh Dong – APAC

Q&A session with Karen Fraser – Americas and Africa

Outreach and Development Team

The International Curriculum Conference (ICC24) is proud to announce the first ICC24 Teacher Awards. A celebration of the exceptional educators who inspire and empower their students. These awards aim to recognise the positive impact teachers have on their communities and foster a culture of excellence in education.

Award Categories:

• Best Newcomer Award: Honouring a promising new teacher who has made a significant impact in their initial years of teaching.
• Community Engagement Award: Celebrating a teacher who fosters positive relationships and collaboration between their school and the wider community.
• IEYC Teacher of the Year Award: Recognising an IEYC teacher who consistently demonstrates exceptional IEYC teaching skills and engagement with early learners.
• IPC Teacher of the Year Award: Recognising an IPC teacher who consistently demonstrates exceptional IPC teaching skills and engagement with primary learners.
• IMYC Teacher of the Year Award: Recognising an IMYC teacher who consistently demonstrates exceptional IMYC teaching skills and engagement with middle school learners.
• Leader of the Year Award: Honouring an individual who has demonstrated outstanding leadership in their school, fostering a positive school culture and commitment to educational excellence.

Eligibility Criteria:

All educators employed at an ICA Subscribed School are eligible to nominate or be nominated for these awards.

Nomination Process:

1. Online Nomination Form: Nominations will be accepted through an online form available here.
2. Voting Period: Voting will be open to all ICA Subscribed Schools during the month of October.
3. Voting Method: Voting will be conducted via an online form. (Multiple submissions from the same person will not be counted. Submissions that are not from an ICA Subscribed school will not be counted).
4. Winner Selection: The category winner will be determined by the individual with the most votes received.

Recognition and Celebration:

• Awardees will receive an award and a certificate (if they are present at our upcoming conference, they will receive the award here).
• Schools with award-winning teachers will be celebrated with a case study.
• We will promote the awardees and their accomplishments through the icaVoice winter edition, social media, and local media outlets.

Join us in celebrating the exceptional educators who make a difference in the lives of their students!