The International School of Monaco is proud to announce that it has been shortlisted for ‘Best Use of Technology’ in the prestigious Tes Awards for International Schools 2025, celebrating excellence across the global education community.

Building on the prestige of the Tes Schools Awards in the UK – often referred to as the “Oscars of education” – these international awards honour the outstanding dedication, innovation, and impact of teachers and support staff delivering British or international curricula around the world.

This year’s awards have attracted 578 entries from schools across the globe, nearly doubling from the previous year, and showcasing inspiring stories of educational excellence. The shortlisted schools represent the very best in international education, and Tes is proud to celebrate their achievements on a global stage.

The rigorous judging process is led by a panel of international school leaders, educational experts, and researchers from across the regions. Tes is also supported by a number of high-profile partners for the awards, including the British Schools in the Middle East (BSME)Council of British International Schools (COBIS)The Department for Business and TradeThe Educational Collaborative for International Schools (ECIS)The Federation of British International Schools in Asia (FOBISIA), and the International Baccalaureate (IB).

Dan Worth, International Editor of Tes Magazine and chair of the judging panel, shared:

“A huge congratulations to all the schools and individuals shortlisted for these awards. The volume of entries we received, coupled with the depth of quality, meant it was no easy task for our judges to create the shortlist we are now proud to share. We look forward to celebrating the winners next month and saying thank you to educators everywhere for the amazing work they do day-in, day-out.”

Dr. Nicole Bein, Chief Schools Officer at the International Baccalaureate, added:

“The IB is proud to support the Tes Awards for International Schools, celebrating excellence in global education. These awards reflect the IB’s passion for inventive and impactful practice, shining a light on the inspiring dedication of teachers, schools, and communities around the world.”

Sarah Chidgey, Head of International Education at the UK Department for Business and Trade, also commented:

“It’s inspiring to see the passion and creativity coming out of international schools this year. The Tes Awards shortlist is a testament to the incredible educators who go above and beyond every day to make learning meaningful and impactful.”

The winners will be announced on 9th December 2025 via YouTube, celebrating excellence in global education and recognising schools that are leading innovation in teaching, learning, and community impact.

ISM is honoured to be recognised alongside other outstanding schools from around the world, reflecting the school’s continued commitment to excellence and innovation in education.

For more information about the Tes Awards for International Schools and to view the full shortlist, please click here.

 

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