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 student well-being, ensuring that each child feels safe, supported, and valued throughout their educational journey. We introduce the core values of Community, Curiosity, and Confidence, which are integrated into every aspect of our school life, creating a positive and inclusive setting that nurtures well-rounded, resilient individuals.
With an innovative pastoral care system, we foster a deep sense of belonging within our students, enabling them to flourish and confidently embrace new challenges. Our broad and balanced curriculum, enriched by service opportunities and an outstanding co-curricular program, offers a diverse range of subjects, which teaches students to learn how to learn and inspires them to explore their interests and develop their unique talents.
Additionally, our exciting overseas residential trips in Year 7 and Year 8 culminate in an extended stay for Year 9 students at Tanglin Gippsland, Australia —an unforgettable outdoor learning experience that enhances the independence, leadership and social skills they need 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.
Tanglin Highlands Programme
Building Curiosity, Confidence and a sense of Community
We’re committed to providing a holistic education that celebrates not just academic success but also wellbeing and active participation in co-curricular activities. That’s why we are introducing the Highlands Programme at our new Tanglin Gippsland campus in Australia. This 5-week immersive learning experience is tailor-made for Year 9 students, offering a safe and supportive environment where they can challenge themselves and grow.
Senior News
STAY INFORMED
Tanglin’s 2025 IB results are nothing short of impressive. In its Centenary year the IB cohort achieved a 100% pass rate with a provisional average diploma score of 39.3 points. This year's results demonstrate continued academic excellence from Tanglin students, with 72% of the cohort scoring an outstanding 38 points or more - an increase on 69% from last year.
During International Women’s Week 2025, Tanglin DofE students and members of the Exploration Society CCA had the privilege of hearing from two remarkable women, Peh Gee and Li Hui, who made history as part of the Singapore Women’s Everest Team. They shared their extraordinary journey of conquering this formidable mountain—one of the toughest challenges on Earth.
On 21 March, seven Year 12 students from Tanglin Trust School – Jahnavi P, Aradhana C, Elizabeth G, Gia S, Mehar B, Lucia N, and Nishka C – had the opportunity to attend the International Women’s Day: Accelerate Action, Demystifying AI conference, hosted by Standard Chartered.