26.9 C
Singapore
Wednesday, May 28, 2025

Launch of the AIS Outdoor Education Program

The Australian International School has officially launched it’s exciting new Outdoor Education Program, which gives all students from Prep to Year 12 the opportunity to take...

Experiential Learning – actively connecting with the world around us

Experiential learning is a process which results in greater student engagement and, whilst most educational pedagogies allow for some exposure to experiential learning, approaches...

AIS – 20 Years of Success

In 2013 the Australian International School celebrated 20 years of educating international students in Singapore. From humble beginnings in 1993, with a cohort of...
University Education

JCU: Learning to develop and sustain positive employment relations

From building a robust network of talent, to creating environments that help people thrive and maintaining a positive organisational culture, the work of Human...

Smart Steps – improving your child’s daily physical diet

The Smart Steps approachThe Smart Steps program forms a fundamental part of the Early Years curriculum at the Australian International School. The program offers...

Learning Local – Citizens of the World

Australian Dave Powell’s situation is a bit different from the above families. His wife Iris is Singaporean, and his children Rachael (14), and David...

The School of the Future Is Here

GEMS World Academy (Singapore) is pleased to announce the launch of its “Future School” initiative, built around 3 key pillars, to prepare students for...

A home away from home: The St Joseph’s College experience

For families in Singapore considering boarding school options in Australia, St Joseph’s College offers a compelling proposition
GEMS World Academy Singapore Technopreneur Challenge

Celebrating Young Innovators of the 21st Century

GEMS World Academy (Singapore) organises the Young Technopreneurs Challenge.

Nurture a Healthy State of Mind

The Singapore campus of James Cook University (JCU) offers cutting-edge education and research opportunities in psychological science, along with robust mental health services. As the harrowing “new normal” of COVID-19 continues, these efforts are needed to support mental health care.