During half-term, Tanglin teachers and librarians travelled to Cambodia to deliver professional training across 16 schools as part of our partnership with Caring For Cambodia.
Supporting 182 educators and distributing community-donated hygiene packs, the team helped strengthen teaching and learning while making a lasting impact on local communities.
A group of Year 10 students also enjoyed a trip to New Zealand, experiencing an action-packed week against the breathtaking backdrop of South Island’s stunning landscapes.
We then returned from the half-term break to the vibrant rhythm of lion dance performances across campus.
With drums beating and lions weaving through the crowds, the energy was infectious - sparking smiles, excitement and a joyful start to the term.
Reception Sports Day brought big energy from our smallest athletes! With beaming smiles, determined sprints and plenty of cheering, it was a joyful celebration of teamwork, courage and fun.
Marine scientist Dr Joanna Henley began her four-week residency at Tanglin this week as part of the Tanglin Trust School Foundation-funded Ocean Literacy Initiative. Dr Joanna Henley captivated Year 3 during an interactive session exploring interconnectivity and sustainable waters as part of their Rivers topic this week.
Junior students took the stage at JHUB for a lively lunchtime recital, showcasing their musical talent and bringing joy to the school community. Well done to all.
The third group of Highlanders arrived at the Australian campus, diving straight into induction, hiking, and outdoor adventures.
Excited to settle into their dorms, the Highlanders began their first classes while embracing Tanglin’s ‘Education Outdoors’ philosophy.
