In 2021, Singapore American School celebrated its 10-year anniversary with the National History Day South Asia Affiliate! Congratulations to our 22 amazing middle school students who have qualified to compete at the National History Day Finals to be held virtually in June at the University of Maryland. Students will now spend the remaining two months of the school year revising their projects based on the feedback they received from their judges and teachers. Good luck, Eagles!

First Place: Junior Historical Paper
Communication Carried on Tea Leaves: The Key to Understanding the Boston Tea Party by David G.

Second Place: Junior Individual Documentary
Focusing on the Nanjing Massacre: Communication through the Reels of John Magee by Audrey S.

Second Place: Junior Individual Website
The Art of Deception: How Operation Fortitude Saved the Allies WWII by Ryuta U.

First Place: Junior Individual Website
The Military Intelligence Service of WWII: The Eyes and Ears Behind Enemy Lines by Leslie S.

Second Place: Junior Group Website
Virginia Hall: Communicating the Key to the Deception of WWII by Sabrina G. and Taneesha S. 

First Place: Junior Group Website
The Marginalised Messenger: How Noor Inayat Khan Communicated the Independence of Identity and War by Gayatri D., Ava M., and Radhika M. 

Second Place: Junior Individual Performance
Unity Through Music: How an 80s Band Relieved a Famine by Kai A.

First Place: Junior Individual Performance
Miranda v. Arizona: The Pivotal Fight for the Rights of the Accused by Jayesha S.

Second Place: Junior Group Performance
Operation Mincemeat: The Key to Understanding Deception by Kavi A., Neel B., and Raheel T. 

First Place: Junior Group Performance
New York Times v. the United States: Communicating the Rights of the People by William L. and Neal V.

Second Place: Junior Individual Exhibit
Women’s Suffrage: Communicating Voting Rights through Lafayette Park by Yuku K.

First Place: Junior Individual Exhibit
Soong Mei-Ling: Ending War with Pen Strokes, Posters, and Passionate Speeches by Nicole Y.

Second Place: Junior Group Exhibit
Save Our Schools Charette: Unifying a KKK Leader and Civil Rights Activist to Discuss School Desegregation by Kate B. and Saachi M.

First Place: Junior Group Exhibit
The Testimony of Kim Hak Sun: Enabling the Voices of Comfort Women by Yoonseo C. and Kylie M.