I've had three children go through Morna International College over the years, and I can honestly say the school has played a huge part in their lives. All three are very different, with different personalities, interests and academic strengths, and I think one of the things Morna does particularly well is recognise that every child is an individual.

What I've always appreciated is that it feels like a proper school community. The teachers really get to know the children, and there is a good balance between encouraging them academically and making sure they are happy and confident. There have naturally been ups and downs over the years, as there would be in any school, but overall we've had a very positive experience.

I also think growing up in such an international environment has been a real advantage for my children. They've made friends from all over the world, been exposed to different cultures and had opportunities both inside and outside the classroom.

Having seen my children grow up at Morna, I feel they've been given a really good foundation, not just academically but as people too. I'm very grateful for that.