Beau Soleil Shortlisted for Best Use of Technology at the Tes Awards 2026
We are delighted to announce that Collège Alpin Beau Soleil has been shortlisted for Best Use of Technology at the Tes Awards for International Schools 2026, recognising our commitment to innovation in teaching and learning.
At Beau Soleil, we believe technology should enhance learning, not replace thinking. This philosophy was at the heart of a recent action research project led by our Computer Science teacher, Mr James Curran, who explored how artificial intelligence (AI) could support students' critical thinking and independent reasoning.
Working with our Grade 9 students, James investigated how combining AI with metacognitive strategies could deepen understanding and encourage students to reflect on their own thinking. The findings were encouraging, with students using both approaches demonstrating the greatest improvement in deep reasoning.
His research also contributed to Nord Anglia Education's publication, Enhancing Metacognition with AI, sharing valuable insights with educators across our global family of schools.
We are incredibly proud to see this thoughtful approach to teaching and learning recognised internationally and congratulate James on his work.
The winners will be announced on 8 December 2026.
View the full Tes Awards shortlist.
