Singapore American School

The Singapore American School eco-garden was constructed in 2003 as an experiential education resource for science teachers to conduct labs or fieldwork. Students from elementary school through high school have trekked their way to this little oasis to conduct research or observe the ecosystem.

At Singapore American School, a welcoming art community and lots of course choices helped this software engineer at Blizzard Entertainment achieve her dreams!

Inspired by his Singapore American School teachers, this alumnus had a distinguished research career before founding a company now on the front lines of COVID-19 diagnostics.

Now working for NASA, this alumna's Singapore American School opportunities have helped her tackle challenges—in this world and beyond!

Was it this person who said that? Or that person who said this? Turn the magazine upside down to find out if you matched the quote to the right educator!

What is it like to work at a Fortune 500 company? We caught up with five Singapore American School alumni who currently work with some of the world’s largest corporations to find out.

Singapore American School alumni have achieved notable success in the fields of print and broadcast journalism. From morning show producers to data analysts, our amazing Eagles share what it is like to be part of the media world!

For those at Singapore American School who feel they stand “on the shoulders of Giants,” in Isaac Newton’s famous words, no giant is more respected than S. K. Kasinathan, or Coach Kasi, as he was known by the students. This Ultimate Eagle, who passed away last spring, touched the lives of countless students in his two decades at the school.

Ruth Jaensubhakij (class of 2018) shares her advice as you prepare for your transition to college. 

In a category with two projects submitted from each of over 50 affiliates, Singapore American School projects finished the competition with one project as a 10th place Finalist and the other receiving a national award. All projects in the 2021 NHD Contest must make a connection with this year’s theme, "Communication in History: The Key to Understanding". 

Early childhood is when kids begin to learn about themselves and the world they live in. It is also the time when they can start to develop healthy habits that will bring lifelong benefits. The key to cultivating good habits is to start early on and to stay consistent throughout. Check out these top eight healthy habits you can adopt to get you and your family started.

In a category with two projects submitted from each of over 50 affiliates, Singapore American School projects finished the competition in seventh and eighth place overall—an outstanding achievement. All projects in the 2021 NHD Contest must make a connection with this year’s theme, "Communication in History: The Key to Understanding". 

In a category with two projects submitted from each of over 50 affiliates, Singapore American School projects finished the competition in second and third place—a monumental achievement. All projects in the 2021 NHD Contest must make a connection with this year’s theme, "Communication in History: The Key to Understanding". 

We are excited to share that the Singapore American School middle school team had an outstanding National History Day (NHD) competition this year! Congratulations to all of our SAS National Finalists and those who won special prizes!

We featured Taos Whittaker (Class of 2014) in our summer 2016 issue of Journeys. Since then, he has taken on more projects! We caught up with the talented creator.

It has been a challenging year for Singapore American School's SpaceLab team. With numerous delays and changes to the COVID-19 restrictions, getting sufficient work done on the capsule proved tough. Despite the obstacles, after many months of concentrated effort, our SpaceLab team has finally assembled the finished product!

Congratulations to eighth grade students Adam B., Siddhant G., Julien L., Aryan P., and Daniel X. for winning the Design Award at the VEX IQ World Championship 2021!

The Singapore American School VEX robotics team 6546B was invited to compete in the virtual VEX World competition that took place in May. The team was recently awarded the highest possible honor— the VEX Worlds Excellence Award!