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Rob Millar has been at Shrewsbury International Bangkok since 2010 – long enough to see the city's British school market explode from a handful of institutions to over 100. Now principal, he shares what it's really like navigating a culture where grandparents influence university choices, parents enquire about Ivy League prep for newborns and the hardest conversation is helping a student find their own voice. He reveals why he's sceptical about classroom technology despite having brilliant resources, and what dressing up as a pantomime rat teaches you about school leadership. Not to be missed!
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