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Singapore American School, a private pre-k to grade 12 school in Singapore, focuses on growth, development, and cultural awareness. Discover SAS!
Singapore American School has a reputation for having some of the best educators in the world. Find out how you can join the SAS Family!
The SAS campus is one of the largest single-campus K-12 schools in the world boasting 36 acres of open pathways. Explore our world-class campus!
Today, 4,000+ students embody the American spirit. A sprawling 36-acre campus with a tropical rainforest makes for the largest single campus K-12 school in the world. SAS eagles soar in all they do, on and off the field. It’s not about winning, it’s about winning the right way.
Singapore American School holds a legacy as one of the world’s leading American international schools. Our decades of strong academic results matter to our families who value learning, and to our students who will make their own history as SAS alumni.
Today, 4,000+ students embody the American spirit. A sprawling 36-acre campus with a tropical rainforest makes for the largest single campus K-12 school in the world. SAS has 400 exceptional faculty with outstanding credentials and an average tenure of 8.6 years.
The SAS Reimagined team strives for quality, efficiency, and safety at all stages of a complex and challenging project that is taking place within a large and fully functioning campus and will impact a variety of teaching and learning spaces.
A sprawling 36-acre campus with a tropical rainforest makes for the largest single campus K-12 school in the world. SAS has 400 exceptional faculty with outstanding credentials and an average tenure of 8.6 years.
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In 1956, Singapore American School opened with 105 students learning in a tropical bungalow. After 60 years, an outstanding group of dedicated teachers holding 23 different passports has replaced the original faculty of ten American mothers, most of whom were volunteers.