Singapore American School

It’s that time of the year. The red sweaters we’ve grown accustomed to walking down the halls have gotten replaced with university merchandise. The seniors are leaving for college and continuing their lives in the field they wish to study, while the juniors stay in high school for an additional year. Communications intern Alisha Bhandari shares her top 10 tips for students preparing for college life.

It's time to grab a book and celebrate our love for reading! Every month, we will compile a list of the best books to read. High school librarian Mr. Bob Helmer shares his list of books recommended for high school students.

It's time to grab a book and celebrate our love for reading! Every month, we will compile a list of the best books to read. Middle school librarian Mr. Jamin Bookhamer shares his list of books recommended for middle school students.

As we are fast approaching exam season, students are probably putting in extra hours of study or spending weekends poring over their study materials. But are they working smart? This post shares some of the most effective exam preparation tips for students. 

It's time to grab a book and celebrate our love for reading! Every month, we will compile a list of the best books to read. Elementary school librarians Ms. Alison Cuthbert, Ms. Kate Brundage, and Ms. Lara Ingham share their list of books recommended for early learning center/elementary school students.

As part of the interdisciplinary sustainability unit in middle school, sixth grade students learned how to transform their critical thinking skills into informed actions. Through research and investigation, students wrote these thought-provoking articles. Middle school student Brody J. shares the effects of coral bleaching and how we should stop it.

Did you miss the high school college counseling talk on Tuesday, March 17? Here are the highlights from the recent talk on the various admissions process for universities around the world.

Did you miss the middle school parent coffee on Monday, March 16? Here are the highlights from the recent parent coffee on technology use and well-being check-in.

Did you miss the elementary school parent coffee on Monday, March 16? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee on the Responsive Classroom approach in elementary school.

Sixth grade student Ayan M. has been working on raising awareness and financial support to help save rhinos. He used his passion for art to create pieces and he sells them to raise funds for the cause. 

As part of the interdisciplinary sustainability unit in middle school, sixth grade students learned how to transform their critical thinking skills into informed actions. Through research and investigation, students wrote these thought-provoking articles. Middle school student Munira T. shares her thoughts on air pollution. 

As part of the interdisciplinary sustainability unit in middle school, sixth grade students learned how to transform their critical thinking skills into informed actions. Through research and investigation, students wrote these thought-provoking articles. Middle school student Leela L. shares her thoughts on air pollution in India. 

As part of the interdisciplinary sustainability unit in middle school, sixth grade students learned how to transform their critical thinking skills into informed actions. Through research and investigation, students wrote these thought-provoking articles. Middle school student Lukas C. shares his thoughts on air pollution and how it is affecting us all.

The Khoo Teck Puat Library is a learning center where Singapore American School students can explore interests and pursue passions in new ways. This includes being exposed to both authors and their works to foster a love of reading and learning. Here are some of the signed books in our archive collection at the high school library.

Every year when high school course sign-ups open, counselors collect some interesting questions and queries. Read on to learn more about the top ten myths and rumors about course sign-ups.    

Just as much as Singapore American School is known for its excellence, we are also proud to have an outstanding group of dedicated staff who support the school. Every month, we will feature one outstanding staff so you can learn more about who they are and what they do—both at school and outside. For this month's Staff Spotlight series, we feature our design lead at the communications office, Amos Ong.

Did you miss the high school PTA parent coffee on Monday, March 3? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee on sustainability at SAS, peer tutoring, and updates on the high school program planning guide for 2020-21.

We have liftoff! Singapore American School Space Lab team celebrated the successful launch of Cygnus spacecraft carrying their space experiment. The team shares some new and exciting updates.

It's time to grab a book and celebrate our love for reading! Every month, we will compile a list of the best books to read. High school librarian Mr. Bob Helmer shares his list of books recommended for high school students.

It's time to grab a book and celebrate our love for reading! Every month, we will compile a list of the best books to read. Elementary school librarians Ms. Alison Cuthbert, Ms. Kate Brundage, and Ms. Lara Ingham share their list of books recommended for early learning center/elementary school students.