Inspiration from over 10 sharing sessions with bestselling authors and storytellers; cultural classrooms woven with 5 different languages; 5 days of noon-time library challenges; and a cultural parade spanning 3 sub-schools… At ISASC, our annual "World Languages and Book Week" is a vibrant celebration of our deep-rooted reading culture.
Huge congratulations to ISASC Grade 9 student Alessandro Ferrarese for a perfect 150 in the notoriously challenging AMC 12! By earning the "Honor Roll of Distinction," placing in the global top 1%, and advancing to the AIME, he has demonstrated elite-level mastery on the international stage.
Gongs thundered, lions leaped, and vibrant dragons surged through the campus! Our 2026 Chinese and World Languages Week reached a thrilling climax during Friday’s Lunar New Year Celebration. A week of linguistic and cultural festivities blossomed across the school, delivering an immersive feast that bridged cultures and connected our world.
Last week, the ISASC campus was buzzing with the lively chants of our young vendors. Our G1 students stepped into the shoes of "Little Shopkeepers," confidently pitching products and managing accounts at their colorful stalls. More than just a fun-filled mini-market, this event served as the grand finale of a weeks-long journey into the IB Inquiry Unit, "How We Organize Ourselves." From classroom brainstorming and field trips to collaborative discussions and the final charity sale, students explored how goods and services operate within a community through real world experience.
What kind of Open Day lets families watch a lion dance, and stroll through a festive fair together? On February 6, ISASC opens its doors during one of the year’s most vibrant moments—the Lunar New Year celebration!
This week, we hosted a transition session for our EY4 families. Led by our Grade 1 Homeroom Teachers, they stepped into the primary classrooms for an engaging STEM inquiry: "How to build the most stable freestanding tower?" Following this, our Elementary Leadership shared deeper insights into the curriculum and transition support, bridging the gap between classroom practice and educational logic to empower parents with professional confidence.
