Singapore American School

Bram Stoker and Elgin award-winning author Christina Sng visited Singapore American School in February 2019. It was a tremendous learning experience for AT Writing Workshop and Publication students.

Alumna Jeniffer Park (Class of 2019) talks about her Catalyst project journey and how it opened doors to experiences and encounters guided me in her career choices. 

In this three-part series, high school personal academic counselor Dr. Jeff Devens shares how parents can help their children settle in as they transition into a new culture, school, and country.

Story Telling Club members at Singapore American School enjoyed the storytelling with puppets workshop by SAS parent and professional storyteller/puppeteer, Emily Long. 

Fifth grade students Manika D., Yuna O., Divita N., and Kaveeya J. have been extremely passionate about their Tetra Pak recycling initiative since they were in third grade. They hope this article will inspire more people to support their cause.

Selected seventh and eighth grade choir students were invited to perform at the Australia National Choral Association Choralfest Conference in Fremantle, Western Australia. There is no other event quite like it which draws in so many sectors of the choral community—teachers, educators, university lecturers and conductors, singers, composers, choir managers, and committee members.

In this three-part series, high school personal academic counselor Dr. Jeff Devens shares how parents can help their children settle in as they transition into a new culture, school, and country.

In order for a child to learn, the mind and body must work together. This is why a perceptual motor program is important in the early years. The perceptual motor program at SAS focuses on developing the whole child, physically, cognitively, and social emotionally. It also offers a transdisciplinary experience and encourages the core values of compassion, honesty, fairness, respect, and responsibility.

In this three-part series, high school personal academic counselor Dr. Jeff Devens shares how parents can help their children settle in as they transition into a new culture, school, and country

In April, the Space Technology and Engineering team celebrated the successful launch of Cygnus spacecraft carrying their space crystals experiment. Here's your chance to get to know our 2018-19 Space Technology and Engineering team members.

How can you sound more interesting when you speak? What does speech have to do with music? Story Telling Club invited elementary school music teacher Simon Gustafson to share some tips.

Communications intern Hannah Chen shares her take on spring break and how students always make the most of their break.

High school student Grace Dozeman reflects on her Interim Semester trip to the Stairway Foundation in Puerto Galera, Philippines.

Singapore American School fifth grade team performed at the Odyssey of the Mind world finals at the Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan. Parent Sander de Wit shares his memorable experience cheering them on in Michigan!

Throughout the school year, Singapore American School had the pleasure of hosting a number of visiting artists within the high school visual art suite. Over 100 students from digital photography, advanced digital photography, photography service club, and the Islander had the special opportunity to learn from these professionals to gain authentic photography experiences.

We have liftoff! Engineering and Space Technology students Sia Sharma, Jay Aldritt, and Aditya Chatterjee share some new and exciting updates on their piezoelectric crystals experiment. 

AT Writing Workshop and Publication students made a list of 10 biggest yikes moments they experienced while writing Morbid Curiosities: An Anthology of Unconventional Horror.

Did you miss the middle school parent coffee on Monday, May 13? Here are the highlights from our recent parent coffee.

Illustrator-in-residence Jeanette Canyon visited Singapore American School in February. During her two weeks of residency, Canyon worked with elementary students in our art classrooms as they created fun stories and poems to match their art which was later displayed on the second floor of central administration.

Navigating the college research and application process may seem daunting at first, but it can be a meaningful learning opportunity if students time it correctly and break it down into its component parts. Here are some steps to help students begin this process.