Singapore American School

SAS Director of Facilities and Services, Anthony Wong and SAS Health and Safety Specialist, Sebastian Wong joined over 100 school and university safety, security, risk management, facilities, and operations professionals in attending the ASISS 2018 conference.

From South America to Singapore, Russell Buxton shares his journey as an educator and provides top reading tips for middle schoolers. 

Student Irina Maryukhina presents useful tips to help you make the most of your Interim Semester experience. 

This year IASAS volleyball and cross country will be hosted by International School of Kuala Lumpur. Quest student Sunny Ham checks in with SAS team coaches as they prepare to head off to Malaysia. 

SAS has been participating in IASAS events since 35 years now. This year we're hosting soccer! Quest student Sunny Ham writes about this exciting opportunity. 

SAS sustainability manager and former Artistic Director of the Baltimore Improv Group Prescott Gaylord led an interactive improv workshop for the Storytelling Club at SAS. Parent Ana Sousa Gavin gives us the scoop.

Take a peek at the face behind the upcoming High School Musical! 

Middle school's Classroom Without Walls extends student learning beyond experiences they can gain at school through trips to Malaysia, Indonesia, and islands off Singapore. Sixth grader Jayesha S. talks about her time in Pulau Ubin.

Elementary school music teacher Mr. James Anderson gives us a sneak peek into his heart, mind, and his life. With a wife and daughter, both working at SAS, it is not difficult to see their commitment and dedication to our students. 

Singapore American School offers great maker spaces and supportive teachers for our children to develop and discover themselves as creative problem solvers and team players. In this article, parent Ana Sousa Gavin covers two of such spaces at SAS: The creativity center in elementary school and the maker space in middle school.

One of the top favorites when it comes to experiences in high school, Interim Semester offers a variety of perspectives, life-changing moments, and skills, as students soak up different cultures, people, and places.

There is plenty that sets an SAS high school education apart from that of other international schools, and certainly, from that of other US high schools. One of the most notable is the Catalyst project, an in-depth personalized learning experience. Check out some of the SAS Impact Fellowship student profiles and their work. 

Our middle school Classroom Without Walls program extends student learning beyond experiences they can gain at school through trips to Malaysia, Indonesia, and islands off Singapore. Take a look back at student reflections from 2016. 

SAS middle schoolers were given 30 minutes a day for 30 days to pursue an area of personal interest. That’s when the magic began.

From winning her first putting competition at the age of seven to being recruited to play NCAA Division I golf by the University of Wisconsin, Riya Ahuja, Class of 2018, learned to trust the process.

Every summer, thousands of high school Thespians bring their love of all things theater to the International Thespian Festival (ITF), a celebration of student achievement in the performing arts. This year, 11 SAS theater students attended the Festival. The Eagles performed to standing room only as part of the week-long performances, workshops, and festivities this June. 

Never. Stop. Learning. This growth mindset has enabled Aarif Nakhooda (Class of 1987) to push the boundaries time and again—from improving his grade point average in high school to taking on work in an industry he was unfamiliar with—and emerge successful.