Singapore American School

On September 4 we will hold a schoolwide practice distance learning day to prepare for the possibility that we may return at a future date to distance learning if so required. On this day all students will stay home to practice distance learning.

To ensure safe distancing among our 4,000 students at the beginning and end of the day, we are making significant changes to our drop-off and pick-up processes and locations.

We're so excited to share that we've got a special package coming your way! Last year we redesigned our standard annual report magazine into a calendar and your feedback was so positive that we have continued that this year with a few fun additions.

During the first week of school, students will be welcomed to campus in phases.

We want to remind all parents that campus facilities such as pools, fields, courts, APEx, and playgrounds are not open for public use until we receive permission from the government.

For students who do not plan to return to campus to participate in classes we will have a collection area set up outside of the central administration office where parents can drop off laptops, textbooks, instruments, and other items as needed. Please ensure that each individual item is labeled with the student name, division, grade level, and teacher.

As part of the Singapore government's efforts to tackle the COVID-19 outbreak, it is mandatory for schools and educational institutes to implement safe measures on campus. SAS will be deploying the SafeEntry system to record check-ins for all employees and guests who visit the campus.

For any elementary school families withdrawing from SAS, please use the bins located at the SAS security gate to return your library materials starting Saturday, May 9.

Over 100 #SASedu community members. One song. One message—we got this!

This video is dedicated to our frontline workers. Thank you for all the positive contributions you are making to keep our community safe.

You're invited to join a webinar by Dr. Lea Waters, psychologist and one of the world's leading experts in parenting and positive psychology, on Friday, May 22 from 4:00 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. Dr. Waters will speak about helping families understand the changes and challenges they are experiencing and to come out of COVID-19 as a stronger family.

Hey, #Eagles! We're working on a fun music video project that allows us all to collaborate as a community remotely. Our hope is that this project will lift your spirits during this extended circuit breaker period. We hope to get as many submissions as possible!

We are excited to announce our all-new Summer Semester!

During afternoon pickup we ask all parents to park at the Multi Storey Car Park (MSCP) across from the front gate at Block 421A along Woodlands St 41. Please do not park along the street. Thank you!

All side gates will be closed on Saturdays and Sundays. All weekend visitors must use the main gate. Entry to campus is only allowed if you have your SASCard. Ensure that it is visible at all times.

We appreciate your support and understanding in this constantly evolving situation as we continue to prioritize the health and safety for all of our students.

Quest is a year-long program open to all students interested in an interdisciplinary, personalized approach to their learning for their junior or senior year.

Please take note of the following faculty in-service day.

Students from second to fifth grade are invited to participate in the voluntary upcoming elementary school Science and Wonder Fair on March 19 and 20.

This year's Festival of Reading is coming soon!

This is just a reminder that most EAA season two weekday activities end Friday, February 14.

Now is your chance to see some of your favorite SAS teachers display their theatrical talents in our third annual faculty musical, The Music Man Jr.!

The EAA program is pleased to announce the launch of our season three registration process for elementary and early learning center students.

Sign-up to audition for the elementary school play, The Secret Garden is now open for all interested forth to fifth grade students.