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The Academic Baccalaureate is a high-standard educational programme designed by the Educational Research Center (ERC) in cooperation with local and international educators and owned by Academic Assessment Ltd., a company based in London, UK.

Happy International Youth Day 2026!On International Youth Day, we celebrate the energy, creativity and potential of youn...
12/08/2026

Happy International Youth Day 2026!
On International Youth Day, we celebrate the energy, creativity and potential of young people as future innovators, leaders and changemakers. Investing in youth education today builds a more sustainable and brighter tomorrow.

Fact of the day!40 minutes without breathing? Impossible … unless you’re a cockroach!Adaptation is the key to survival.C...
06/08/2026

Fact of the day!

40 minutes without breathing? Impossible … unless you’re a cockroach!
Adaptation is the key to survival.
Cockroaches are a fascinating example of how nature creates unique adaptations for survival.

28/07/2026

On World Nature Conservation Day, July 28, we are reminded of the importance of protecting natural resources such as water, air, and soil and of taking responsibility for preserving them for future generations.
To support this, we can adopt simple sustainable practices such as planting trees, practicing reduce reuse recycle, carpooling, conserving energy by turning off lights, going digital instead of printing, using nontoxic products, joining community cleanups, and composting at home, all of which help protect and sustain the environment.

Word of the DAY!Mnemonics are learning techniques used in education to help learners effectively encode, store and recal...
24/07/2026

Word of the DAY!
Mnemonics are learning techniques used in education to help learners effectively encode, store and recall information. They work by linking new knowledge to familiar patterns, associations, or visual cues, making complex or large amounts of information easier to understand and remember over time.

Brain Rot: A Growing Concern in the Digital Age“Brain Rot” was selected by Oxford as the Word of the Year 2024, reflecti...
19/07/2026

Brain Rot: A Growing Concern in the Digital Age
“Brain Rot” was selected by Oxford as the Word of the Year 2024, reflecting growing concerns about the effects of excessive consumption of low-quality online content.
A recent study among university students found that many participants experienced symptoms associated with brain rot, including reduced attention, learning difficulties, lower productivity, and mental fatigue.
While social media can be a valuable tool, mindful use is essential. Reducing unnecessary scrolling, taking digital breaks, and prioritizing meaningful content can help improve focus and overall well-being.
Read the full article:
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1186/s40359-025-03880-w
Do you think social media has affected your attention span?

World Youth Skills Day 2026!At Academic Baccalaureate, we believe the future is built from the ground up, where empowere...
16/07/2026

World Youth Skills Day 2026!
At Academic Baccalaureate, we believe the future is built from the ground up, where empowered youth grow with purpose.
This year’s theme, “Skills for a Shared Future,” reminds us that when young people develop their abilities, communities become stronger and more resilient. World Youth Skills Day highlights essential future-ready competencies, including digital fluency and responsible AI use, green skills for sustainability and climate action, resilience and soft skills such as critical thinking, and empathy and entrepreneurship that turns ideas into real impact.



Riddle of the DAY!Post your answer in the comments section below. ↓
10/07/2026

Riddle of the DAY!
Post your answer in the comments section below. ↓

Fact of the DAY!Some people don’t just age; they age differently.As we grow older, it’s normal for memory and learning a...
05/07/2026

Fact of the DAY!
Some people don’t just age; they age differently.
As we grow older, it’s normal for memory and learning abilities to decline. Some people may even develop Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. However, there is a rare group of older adults who challenge this pattern: they are called “Super Agers.”
Research shows that some super agers in their 80s maintain memory performance similar to people decades younger. Studies of their brains reveal distinct biological features, including stronger neuron-related activity in the hippocampus, a key region involved in memory and learning.
These findings help explain why some brains remain more resilient with age and open new pathways for understanding healthy brain aging and dementia prevention.
To learn more about “Super Agers”, read the full study here:
https://www.nih.gov/news-events/nih-research-matters/superagers-show-unique-cell-signatures-brain

On World Productivity Day, we emphasise the importance of effective habits that enhance focus, organisation and purposef...
20/06/2026

On World Productivity Day, we emphasise the importance of effective habits that enhance focus, organisation and purposeful action Productivity is not defined by doing more, but by doing what matters with clarity and consistency.
Within the Academic Baccalaureate programme, these practices support structured learning and goal-oriented performance in schools, helping learners manage their time effectively, stay disciplined in their learning routines, and progress steadily towards meaningful academic achievement.

Google or Googol?Did you know that the search engine Google was inspired by “googol”, a gigantic number written as 1 fol...
15/06/2026

Google or Googol?
Did you know that the search engine Google was inspired by “googol”, a gigantic number written as 1 followed by 100 zeros (10¹⁰⁰)? This number was named by a 9-year-old boy, Milton Sirotta, in 1920 after his uncle, mathematician Edward Kasner, asked him what such a giant number should be called.
Years later, Larry Page and Sergey Brin wanted a name that reflected an enormous amount of information. During the search for a domain name, Googol was accidentally typed as Google!
And that typo became one of the most recognised names in the world.
Want to know more? Check the following link:

https://www.livescience.com/31981-googol.html


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