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Government spending on education came to 2000 billion forints last year, up significantly from the 1800 billion forints spent on the sector in 2015, the state secretary for education has[…]
The BME International Secondary Grammar School, founded in 1992, is one of the oldest international schools offering a Hungarian and IB diploma. It has developed a reputation for both academic[…]
ISB offers high-quality Hungarian and high-quality English education to ensure that children are equally competent and comfortable studying, working and living in both languages anywhere in the world. In September[…]
Apple Tree opened its gate to families five years ago. ”It is so rewarding to see the children grow from toddlers to school-age children in our care,” says founder Edina[…]
Britannica International is recognised as one of the leading international schools in Hungary, providing the highest level of British International Education within a rich intercultural learning environment. The school became[…]
The wish of many fashion-inspired women: to become a designer themselves, planning clothes and presenting them on the international catwalk. However, only very few people succeed in making such dreams[…]
An Englishman, an Irishman and a Scotsman walk into a bar … or, in this case, five Hungarian journalists walk into a taverna in Cyprus … It’s not a joke,[…]
Manchester, summer 1968, finds little Johnny Maher, almost five years old, staring through the window of Emily’s corner shop – as he did whenever he and Mum passed – at[…]
French songbird Mireille Mathieu celebrated her 50th year in show business in 2014 with an active tour schedule, and this July she will face her 71st birthday. By then, fans[…]
As the dark days of winter begin to lift into spring, the Opera House and Erkel Theatre have a fine programme of events crowned by two offerings from Tchaikovsky, “The[…]
Among the European capitals Budapest is a real latecomer in terms of meat-free food. While in Berlin, London and elsewhere tofu schnitzel and seitan sausages have been served for quite[…]
Would you go to a restaurant on your own? Although we are often an individualist society, most of us would still think it’s rather unpleasant to go out to eat[…]
What started off in March 2006 as a bunch of people with a shared affinity for Ireland and being Irish getting together for dinner has morphed into a three-day event.[…]
When terrorists strike, the sole responsibility for the resulting carnage rests solely on the shoulders of the perpetrators. Attacking people who are not directly (and often, not even indirectly) involved[…]
