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The IPC is turning 20 this year!

2020 marks the 20thanniversary of the launch of The International Primary Curriculum (IPC). We are thrilled to have grown a large global presence and to have helped international learners in over 92 countries around the world with our innovative curriculum.

Fieldwork Education announces collaboration between Tapestry and The IEYC

Fieldwork Education is thrilled to announces a new collaboration between Tapestry and The International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC) to bring our early year community an exciting online learning journaling tool.

Fieldwork Education and the International Task Force for Child Protection

Fieldwork Education announces exciting collaboration with Target Tracker

Fieldwork Education is delighted to be announcing a brand-new collaboration between Target Tracker and The International Primary Curriculum (IPC) to bring our member schools access to a new Assessment for Learning Digital Tracking Tool.

IMYC New Science Units Released

We are delighted to announce the release of four new Science units, meaning that every single IMYC unit now contains Science content!

Introducing the new IMYC Geography Units

We are excited to announce that we have published two new Geography units for 13-14-year olds for the Renewal and Entrepreneurship units.

Introducing the new IEYC Support Guides

Fieldwork Education has developed three new IEYC Guides to support our International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC). All three Guides have been designed to benefit our members and users of the IEYC in schools all around the world.

Introducing the new IMYC Support Guides

Introducing the New IPC Support Guides

Fieldwork Education has developed three new IPC support guides in order to support our International Primary Curriculum (IPC). All three have been designed to benefit our members and users of the IPC in schools all around the world. Our new documents have been split into A, B and C.

Introducing our new Fieldwork Education Professional Learning Catalogue 2019/2020

Our up-to-date downloadable catalogue explains the wide variety of training courses on offer to support our International Early Years Curriculum, International Primary Curriculum and International Middle Years Curriculum as well as our International Leaders and Management Programme.

Pilot research findings start to show the International Primary Curriculum’s links to Improving Learning

Fieldwork Education conducted research in 2018 on the perceived impact of using the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) using GL Education’s Pupil Attitudes to Self and School (PASS) measure to gain benchmarked data.

Sustainable Development Goals Full Mapping Documents

The Sustainable Development Goals were shared at the end of 2015 as the successor of the Millennium Development Goals. The goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all, addressing the global challenges we face, including those related to poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, and peace and justice.

IPC and OFSTED Quality Curriculum Indicators

How the IPC philosophy, pedagogy and practise meets the criteria of a quality curriculum as defined by Ofsted.

Introducing our new Recommendations for Implementation and Improving Learning!

We love to help our members get the most out of our International Curriculums, so to help with the process of improving learning our team has been working away to create new tools to help leaders and teachers implement our International Curriculums Effectively.

International Curriculum Team Update

We are delighted to welcome two new members of staff to the International Curriculum Team here at Fieldwork Education.

Success in Singapore: Launching the New Professional Learning Pathway

At the start of September we launched our brand new Professional Learning Pathway during our first regional event of the new school year at the Overseas Family School (OFS) in Singapore. During the two-day event multiple workshops were held on the first level of our innovative Professional Learning Pathway - ‘Implementation’.

Introducing our latest IEYC Units

To celebrate the completion of the 18 IEYC Units, here’s a precis of the latest three Units

Introducing our new Head of International Curriculum - Primary and Middle Years

We are delighted to welcome Therese Andrews to her new post as Head of International Curriculum

Fieldwork Education’s new collaboration with Now>Press>Play

We are delighted to announce our latest collaboration with Now>Press>Play

International Leadership and Management Courses - 2018

Looking to expand the Leadership and management potential in your School in 2018?

Fieldwork Education announce new collaboration with Jigsaw PSHE

We are delighted to announce a new collaboration with Jigsaw PSHE

Festival of Learning - Singapore

Open to non-members in 2017!

Our IPC New Units Launch

8 exciting new units for the IPC

The British International School Awards 2018

Fieldwork Education is proud to Sponsor the British International School awards 2018

Afternoon Tea with the IPC

Our Head of the International Primary Curriculum, Anna Vaughan, will be out and about in 2018 so why not come and meet her for a spot of afternoon tea!

Is the International Middle Years Curriculum right for your school?

isabel Du Toit describes a curriculum designed with adolescent brain development in mind

Fieldwork Education announce exciting, new collaboration with CLPE

Collaboration with the Centre for Literacy in Primary Education

Is The International Primary Curriculum Right For Your School?

Anna Vaughan, head of Fieldwork Education’s IPC, explains why schools in more than 90 countries have chosen its curriculum and answers your questions

Fieldwork Education – Expanding around the World

At Fieldwork Education, our passion is improving learning. For the last 30 years, that’s exactly what we’ve done – we work with schools around the world to improve learning in the classroom and wider school community.

Linking learning with the teenage brain

Teachers and schools around the world are discovering the power of learning with a curriculum that recognises and supports the unique needs of the maturing adolescent brain.

The IPC - A curriculum choice that supports your school’s goals

Around the world new schools open each year with the aim to provide an excellent and engaging curriculum for their students.

Introducing our new Head of Early Years Curriculum

In a few weeks we’ll be welcoming a new Head of IEYC - Verity Welch - to Fieldwork Education. Verity has an extensive career in Early Years education, and we look forward to her joining the team.

Festival of Learning London 2017

The countdown is on for our London Festival of Learning 2017!

Introducing our new Head of IPC

Anna takes up the key new post overseeing all of our curriculum products

IEYC/EYFS Cross-reference document released

We’re delighted to announce the release of our International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC) and Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) Cross-reference Document to support schools in the UK and abroad who choose to deliver the EYFS through the IEYC.

First regional event held in Singapore

Over two days in September, 34 teachers from Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia, India and China took part in our first regional event, gaining valuable knowledge, understanding and the opportunity to collaborate with new colleagues.

Bringing the ILMP to you

We are expanding our International Leadership and Management Programmes (ILMP) as demand grows worldwide for our professional and practical training programmes.

The IMYC turns five!

To mark the IMYC’s fifth year of formal implementation, we have recently completed extensive updates for the curriculum

Announcing our first joint accreditation visit with CIS

We are pleased to announce our first joint IPC accreditation visit with the Council of International Schools (CIS).

Personal Learning and International Mindedness

Are children today prepared for the world of tomorrow?