Expat Living (Singapore)

Singapore American School

Danielle Santori and Ryan Hickman, American and American-Canadian; Amelia (6) and Maren (4)

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We have lived in Singapore for two years and both our children attend the Singapore American School (SAS). Amelia has attended the early learning centre and Kindergart­en and she’s now in first grade.

When we first arrived in Singapore, we attended various parent workshops and on campus events at SAS to meet various families in similar situations.

We decided to enrol with SAS because the facilities were amazing and it was a great continuati­on of our daughter’s school that she started in the US.

It’s an internatio­nal school and the children get a world-class education. The teachers are amazing and very intentiona­l in their teaching.

They also have world-class resources and facilities, and a huge campus to explore, starting from the various playground­s to the climbing walls to the libraries and music programmes.

Amelia has absolutely loved the music programme; she has been exposed to so many different instrument­s and genres of music. The campus music department is always buzzing with live performanc­es, musicals or talent shows. She has started playing the ukulele and piano.

We love the SAS community. There’s an amazing community to build connection­s with the students, parents and teachers. My kids celebrate all different cultures – they are becoming global citizens.

Founded: 1956

Dates: August to June

Ages: 3 to 18 years

Size: 4,131 students from 63 countries

Curriculum: Comprehens­ive liberal arts education within the daytime and afterschoo­l programmes, with open admissions

40 Woodlands Street 41 6363 3403 | sas.edu.sg

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