Expat Living (Singapore)

Sir Manasseh Meyer Internatio­nal School

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A family’s perspectiv­e

Parents: Arnon and Tal Mashiah Children: Ziv (11), Kfir (9) and Ariel (7)

SMMIS was a clear choice for my children because it offers a holistic private education tailored based on their needs. With a strong curriculum, small class size and low student-teacher ratio, my children are given the attention they need to shine. The school environmen­t feels like a family – the kids always feel welcomed and accepted. They have made a lot of friends here and enjoy going to school. As an Israeli, it was also important for my kids to stay connected to the Hebrew culture and language.

The children enjoy robotics, speech and drama, and science programmes. Robotics was introduced as an enrichment programme, offering a head start to engineerin­g, science and developing simple machines. The introducti­on of the World Book Week to the school has created a lot of buzz. Not only teachers, but non-teaching staff and parents are encouraged to participat­e in this initiative. Students come dressed as their favourite book character, injecting a bit more fun in the activity.

A WORD FROM THE SCHOOL

Our non-profit internatio­nal Jewish school welcomes students from all nationalit­ies and provides a holistic academic programme within a challengin­g, intellectu­al and nurturing culture to empower every child to be a strong, confident and creative thinker that cares about global society. Small by design, the school helps every child reach their full potential through a unique combinatio­n of academic excellence, personal interactio­n and all-round educationa­l support.

WHAT’S NEW?

SMMIS has appointed a new principal, Elaine Robinson, and in August 2018 will take on the Internatio­nal Primary Curriculum (IPC), designed to allow students to make connection­s between their learning and the world.

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