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Junior School (Age 7 - 11)
JUNIOR (7-11)
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CURRICULUM

Our curriculum inspires, motivates and challenges children, and fosters a lifelong love of learning.

PERSONALISED LEARNING

Nurturing students and helping them to flourish both personally and academically.

PROGRESS & REPORTING

Strengthening our partnership with parents  through regular communication and feedback.

JUNIOR FAQS

Frequently asked questions about Junior School.

TECHNOLOGY

Using modern technology to enhance and enrich learning.

LIBRARY

Providing vibrant, welcoming environments for students, staff and parents to enjoy for educational and recreational purpose

CO-CURRICULUM

Supporting our students' academic learning and pastoral wellbeing through our co-curricular programme.

PASTORAL

A well embedded pastoral system that nurtures positive relationships and promotes an ethos that both values and celebrates children as individuals while creating a strong sense of community. 

SCHOOL DAY

Learn what is a typical school day of a Tanglin Junior School student.

 

 

Pupils talk with passion about their school... They say it makes them feel happy and valued,
not just for what they can do, but for who they are
- BSO Inspection Report

 

 

Junior News

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Service Learning: From Academics to Process and Purpose

This term, students from across the three schools have participated in a series of service-learning projects.

Service learning is a natural development from our historic ‘charity’ projects which requires students to take what they’re learning in academic situations and transform their ideas into action. This action connects their understanding to a need that has been identified in the community and helps them do something that really matters.

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Musician of the Year 2024

One hundred thirty of Tanglin’s finest young musicians entered this year’s competition to be crowned the Musician of the Year 2024. The first round took place online, and performers submitted a video recording of their performance for the judges’ consideration. The Director of Music, Rob Hall and the Heads of Instrumental sections listened to every performance and selected approximately 60-70% of entries from each category for Round Two. Even at this early stage, it was clear that the overall performance standard was noticeably higher than in previous years, with many notable submissions catching the eye.   

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