The Gymiprüfung is an important milestone for many Zurich families, but it is only one step in a much longer educational journey. This article explores the different school pathways available in Zurich and how families can think about the right...

Tamara (Grade 11) reflects on the progress of women and why it matters to keep moving forward. Her speech highlights the importance of equality, understanding, and shared progress.

Can A-Levels lead to Swiss universities such as ETH Zurich or the University of Zurich? This guide explains the subject requirements, grade expectations and application considerations parents need to understand.

Choosing the right curriculum matters—especially in a city like Zurich where family plans can change. Discover how the British curriculum at ISZN builds strong foundations, supports smooth school transitions, and opens global opportunities through IGCSEs and A-Levels.

This feature introduces Chris Derrick, ISZN’s Head of Secondary. He reflects on his journey in education, his vision for learning, and the values that shape his leadership — offering a thoughtful look at how he supports students, teachers, and families...

In this feature, we introduce Sarah Lowery, ISZN’s new Head of Primary. She shares her journey in education, her vision for learning, and the values that shape her leadership. Her reflections highlight how she hopes to inspire curiosity, belonging, and...

At ISZN, education goes beyond exams. Executive Principal James Stenning believes success isn’t just about grades—it’s about how students learn, think, and respond to challenges. Through the British curriculum and ISZN’s Learner Profile, the school nurtures ten key qualities such...

Zihan, a Grade 11 student at ISZN, completed A-Level Maths in one year and earned an A. Discover her journey, her teacher’s insights, and what comes next.

Zihan, a Grade 11 student at ISZN, completed A-Level Maths in one year and earned an A. Discover her journey, her teacher’s insights, and what comes next.

Results day brings mixed emotions, but your grades are just one chapter. Learn how results are determined, what they mean, and the paths forward—whether you’re celebrating or recalibrating.