Life is basically inter-disciplinary. Take Covid, as an example. The pandemic demands that we a have a rudimentary grasp of Biology to understand how the disease spreads and attacks; Maths and Technology if we are to understand the statistics and predictions; Chemistry and Technology if we want to know anything about the vaccines; not to…
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If the pandemic and climate change has highlighted anything, it’s the importance of science in contemporary life, whether in the sphere of biology and medicine or physics and engineering. The need for people working in medicine, automation and the environment is set to become increasingly urgent which means drawing on a dramatically wider pool of…
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In uncertain times, human beings tend to seek out the familiar, clinging to what we already know rather than making a leap of faith and filling the gaps in our knowledge. With 195 different countries in the world and thousands of cultures, it is impossible for us to understand where everybody is coming from, but…
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You might think being a high achiever and a good loser are mutually exclusive. It stands to reason after all that if you set great store by accomplishing your goals, not doing so will come as a proportionate disappointment. This logic seems to be played out on the public stage by high profile figures such…
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2020 will go down in history as a pivotal year – one in which our concept of reality has been turned on its head. But that hasn’t stopped King’s College Madrid from launching its forward-thinking International Baccalaureate (IB) program – paving the way for other King’s schools to embark on this exciting educational quest to…
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Christmas is such a monumental date on the Christian calendar that during World War One, German and Allied troops declared an unofficial truce on December 25 and sang carols to each other across No Man’s Land. Furthermore, they even emerged from the safety of their respective trenches to shake hands, exchange gifts and, in one…
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