Head of Middle School
WELCOME MESSAGE
The Middle School (the start of Senior School for Years 7 to 9, ages 11 to 14) programme prioritises the wellbeing of students. Through a wide range of service, co-curricular and house opportunities, plus the exceptional quality of pastoral care, students develop the skills to be able to thrive not only in in learning but in life.
A broad and balanced curriculum in Middle School gives students opportunities to consciously develop their learner profile attributes and develops a community of happy, engaged learners. Through an array of subjects, students have opportunities to use their character strengths to practise skills such as reflection, critical thinking, research and creativity. Our nurturing approach allows students to learn how to learn, enjoy learning, and be equipped with the skills needed to flourish as they move onwards to Upper School.
Head of Senior School
A MESSAGE FROM CHRIS SEAL
Tanglin's Senior School School (Middle, Upper & Sixth Form, ages 11 to 18) prides itself on the individual care, guidance and counselling offered by our robust support structures, the exceptional academic achievements of our students, and the development of skills and attributes through learning experiences beyond the classroom.
Senior News
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Tanglin has a long history of participation in this international academic competition which promotes inter-interdisciplinary learning and critical thinking among students. Stretching over five days, it is designed to encourage students to explore a breadth of subjects, including science, history, literature, and the arts.
At Tanglin, the Scholars’ Society CCA has helped students prepare for the competition, through activities such as researching the extensive WSC curriculum, debating practice, and help with structuring their writing. Students in years 8-10 will be welcome to join this Society from Term 2.
Award-winning Tanglin Trust School is delighted to share that it has achieved another year of outstanding International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma results.
This year's IB cohort achieved a provisional average Diploma score of 38.7 points, more than 8.5 points above the world average of 30.2. Tanglin is typically among the top three international schools in Singapore for IB results. In a year when the global IB average declined, the school is very proud that our students’ results this year are similar to Tanglin students’ results over the past decade.
Congratulations to senior students Aahana (Year 10) and Aarna (Year 9) for a successful trek to the Everest base camp during their Easter break! What inspired them to take on the challenge?