From Wall Street To Riyadh: Building Schools That Put Children First With Ng Yi-Xian

Send us Fan Mail We trace a candid journey from Wall Street to Riyadh, exploring how a family‑owned school group opened Saudi Arabia’s first international Reggio‑inspired preschool and a trilingual K‑12, while building bridges between global classrooms and responsible AI. Practical stories mix with philosophy, policy, and culture to show how human‑centred schools grow in a fast‑changing Kingdom. • why Saudi Arabia’s education landscape is changing fast • government support and the super licence pathway • hiring leadership across Singapore, the UK and the UAE • clearing resources, translations and curriculum approvals • what Reggio Emilia is and how it differs from products • atelieristas, light studios and environment as third teacher • trilingual learning and Global Classroom exchanges • AI Smart Planner boosting inquiry and minority languages • scaling tech without losing teacher judgement • head, heart, hands: a vision for Riyadh • community engagement, climate realities and giving back Support the show Teach Middle East Magazine is the premier platform for educators and the entire education sector in the Middle East and beyond. Our vision is to equip educators with the materials and tools they need to function optimally in and out of the classroom. We provide a space for educators to connect and find inspiration, resources, and forums to enhance their teaching techniques, methodologies, and personal development. We connect education suppliers and service providers to the people who make the buying decisions in schools. Visit our website Tweet us:

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This episode was published on Nov 2, 2025.

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