Sweden’s innovative spirit points to a future as bright as the Northern Lights Sweden's captivating blend of natural beauty and innovative urban design, from the cosmopolitan streets of Stockholm and Gothenburg to the serene landscapes of the Artic Lappland, offers the perfect setting for our spring term and graduation. A multicultural mosaic in many ways, Stockholm will provide the perfect home base to explore Sweden's progressive society, culture, and diversity,...
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Majestic wilderness and multicultural cities are two things to love about this welcoming nation Our 2027-28 school year kicks off in Canada, whose skyscraper-laden cities offer easy access to the breathtaking mountains, lakes, and forests surrounding them. It's a place where skiing at dawn and kayaking at dusk on the same day isn't far-fetched, and we look forward to making the most of our time in this outdoorsman's paradise. While...
Read MoreA tapestry of rich cultures is at the heart of this captivating country Following Brazil, we head to Vietnam. Located on the eastern edge of the Indochinese Peninsula, Vietnam is a country whose multifaceted environments, from the dynamic urban landscapes of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi to the serene vistas of Ha Long Bay and the Mekong Delta, present the ideal setting for our winter term. This variety is...
Read MoreFrom samba beats to sunset surfs, everything is colorful in this tropical paradise Following our summer term in Canada, we next head to Brazil. While Canada is renowned for its friendly and polite demeanor, Brazil captivates with its vibrant and energetic approach to life. This lively nation is a kaleidoscope of samba rhythms, bustling cafés, and architectural wonders that showcase its diverse cultural heritage. Like Canada, Brazil will offer plenty...
Read MoreArt, architecture, and adventure abound in this culinary paradise To close out the school year, our students head to Italy, the country with the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites in the world (58), which include amazing historical landmarks, cultural sites, and natural wonders. Italy's extensive history and cultural heritage will provide the perfect backdrop for projects of all types and our unique take on place-based learning. It's an opportunity to...
Read MoreA country with ambitions as lofty as the Burj Khalifa If any country resembles our curriculum, it's the United Arab Emirates, where a never-ending sea of projects are dreamt up and brought to life, each more masterful than the last. Futuristic skyscrapers form a formidable skyline in the emirate of Dubai. In neighboring Abu Dhabi, the Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque provides one of the clearest examples of how geometry can...
Read MoreAncient temples by day. Contemporary museums by night. Much like the spicy peppers that seemingly find their way into every dish, Mexico packs an experience that lights up the senses. Brilliantly colored handcrafts and awe-inspiring churches provide a feast for the eyes; Regional folk styles, such as mariachi and ranchera, have been lifting spirits for hundreds of years. There’s so much to take in, but Mexican society dictates that you...
Read MoreA country composed of incredible contrasts Following their time in Malaysia, our students head to another of the world's most biodiverse countries: Ecuador. The nature lovers among our ranks won't want to go anywhere without their binoculars. Ecuador's varied terrains are home to four major ecosystems and over 2,500 endangered animal species, including the Andean speckled bear and Eastern Santa Cruz Giant-Tortoise. Projects might include devising ways to help these...
Read MoreProjects abound among Borneo’s stunning landscapes For the first term of the 2022-23 school year, CM1 students head to Asia’s largest island of Borneo, where exploring giant caverns, dense jungles, and tropical rainforests is all part of a day’s work. The northern state of Sabah will serve as THINK Global School's home base during the term, and students will gain an understanding of the indigenous groups who call these remote...
Read MoreSpot hippos and solve hypotheses amid unspoiled African scenery Diamond-rich and conservation-friendly, Botswana has devoted over forty percent of its land to national parks, wildlife reserves, and nature preserves. During their time in-country, students have ample opportunities to engage in some truly unique project-based learning across all three. Our Botswana term takes place in one of Africa’s last significant wildlife habitats, the Okavango Delta, where students track the density and...
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