Six international schools from in and around The Hague will form a panel to discuss a series of questions relating to the education of children aged 4 to 18.
Experts from American School in The Hague (ASH), British School in The Netherlands (BSN), European School in The Hague (ESH), HSV International, International School of The Hague (ISH) and Rijnlands International Lyceum (ISR Oegstgeest) will share the hour in a moderated discussion that will cover many issues which concern internationally mobile parents.
The Education Programme and all seminars and workshops are free to Fair visitors. You can sign up for this talk here and you can register for Free Fair tickets below
The Education Programme’s moderator, Diane Lemieux, is an experienced international: in her 14 moves to 11 countries she went through the British, American International and local Canadian school systems. She has also guided her children through the local Dutch primary system, the IB system at the ISH, an American International school, and a British boarding school. Both of her children studied ‘abroad’ in the UK and her daughter is now doing her MSc as an international student at Leiden University. Her undergraduate thesis was on comparative education and she was on the board of the American International School of Lagos for two years. Co-author of the book The Mobile Life: a new approach to living anywhere, Diane devised this informative programme for international parents and students in the Netherlands.
