TTS Prospectus

Prospectus British-based learning with an international perspective

Founded in 1925 by Anne Griffith-Jones, in the grounds of The Tanglin Club, to provide high quality British education to children of expatriate families.

Tanglin moves to existing campus at Portsdown Road in 1981.

Traditionally Tanglin was a primary school, however in 1996 we started to accept students in the new Senior School, starting with years 7 and 8.

In 2001, with new and expanded facilities, we welcomed the first cohort of Sixth Form students. They graduated in 2003 with flying colours.

Introduction of the International Baccalaureate, alongside A Levels, creating a dual pathway for students.

Tanglin is inspected every year within the British Schools Overseas (BSO) framework, recognised by Ofsted. All three schools awarded ‘Outstanding’, the highest possible grade.

Welcome from CEO

Welcome to Tanglin Trust School. With

Academic achievement is important

90 years' experience of delivering a British-

and we are proud of our consistently

based education to the international

outstanding academic results, however,

community in Singapore, we provide a

it is often skills and values, which are less

unique learning environment for children

easy to measure, that will help someone

from 3 to 18 years.

fulfil their potential. The skills and values

Whilst our academic traditions and approach to teaching are firmly grounded in an enhanced and rigorous English National Curriculum, there are many aspects of school life that have a global focus which is contextualised to our location in South East Asia. The result

we consider important for personal development are outlined in the Tanglin Learner Profile, a set of attributes and values that we encourage our whole community to adopt and which are firmly embedded in learning and behaviour across all three schools.

is that our students not only achieve

Tanglin is a place where children can

excellent results but are open-minded and

thrive, inspired by passionate teachers

develop a natural ability to reflect on the

and supported by excellent pastoral care.

international environment around them.

Our students are confident, articulate and

Tanglin students enjoy being at school; they look forward to the challenge, the opportunities, the comradeship, the satisfaction and the fun that is part of daily life here. They are intentionally

engaged and we are immensely proud of all of their achievements and their positive approach to all aspects of school life. Tanglin really is a very special learning community.

nurtured in this environment to become principled, caring and reflective world

Tanglin Learner Profile Balanced Caring Communicators Knowledgeable Open-minded Principled Reflective Resilient Inquirers Risk-takers Thinkers Based on the IB Learner Profile

Warm Regards,

citizens, who have a view of what the world should look like and a deep desire

Peter Derby-Crook


to contribute to making it so.

Chief Executive Officer

Peter Derby-Crook at the One Voice Concert

Who are we?

Tanglin Trust School has come a long

Our students benefit from world-class

way since it first opened its doors to

facilities combined with the highest

five students back in 1925. Established

possible standards of teaching. Wide-

to provide a quality British education

ranging opportunities and supportive

for children of expat families living in

relationships allow each individual to

the region, Tanglin remains true to that

achieve his or her best both inside and

underlying aim and is one of the longest

outside the classroom. Pastoral care is a key

running international schools in the

focus and, along with high standards and

region.

achievement, this has been consistently

Tanglin is a vibrant co-educational school

recognised in recent school inspections.

of over 2,770 students aged from 3 to

Tanglin is inspected every year within the

18 years, representing over 50 different

British Schools Overseas (BSO) framework,

nationalities. The school is split into the

recognised by Ofsted. All three schools have

Infant School (3-7 years), Junior School

been awarded ‘Outstanding’, the highest

(7-11 years) and Senior School (11-18

possible grade, in their latest inspections.

years), which includes our Sixth Form.

Each entity has its own Head of School, dedicated buildings and unique set of characteristics, yet each has the same palpable sense of being part of one bigger Tanglin family.

Our Values Tanglin is driven by a core set of values, which underpin everything that we do...

• To nurture well-balanced students who have a strong sense of right and wrong,

All three schools are located on our one

respect for both themselves and others

central campus at Portsdown Road. Set in

and are well on their way to becoming

a green belt within the media hub, One

responsible citizens.

North, our uniquely green campus is only

• To ensure the continued relevance

15 minutes drive away from the dynamic

and sustainability of Tanglin so that it

centre of Singapore and conveniently

remains vital to Singapore and at the

located near two MRT stations.

heart of the community it serves.

At Tanglin, our learning is based on the English National Curriculum, which is enriched to reflect our location in Asia. Our full and balanced curriculum supports I/GCSEs in Year 11 and we are proud to be the only school in Singapore that offers the dual pathway of A Level or IB Diploma at Sixth Form.

• To inspire and enthuse all students, whatever their talents, to be passionate about striving to achieve their full potential in their academic, sporting, creative and social endeavours.

• To give each student a consistently excellent quality of education in a safe, secure and caring environment.

BSO Inspection “The excellent teaching, underpinned by an imaginative, engaging and challenging curriculum, enables students to make excellent progress, whatever their starting points. The curriculum makes an essential and highly effective impact on students’ outstanding spiritual, moral, social and cultural development.”

Year 11-13 Everest

Reflective 
 They give thoughtful consideration to their own learning and experiences to develop perseverance as a key attribute of learning.

Our Mission Tanglin Trust School Singapore has a long tradition of providing British-based learning with an international perspective. At Tanglin we strive to make every individual feel valued, happy and successful. Responsibility, enthusiasm and participation are actively encouraged and integrity is prized. Working together in a safe, caring yet stimulating environment, we set high expectations whilst offering strong support, resulting in a community of lifelong learners who can contribute with confidence to our world.

Chinese New Year Lion Dance

Our World Day

Caring

They show empathy, compassion and respect towards the needs and feelings of others. They have a personal commitment to service, and act to make a positive difference to the lives of others and to the environment.

Pastoral Care

"The quality that I most appreciate about Tanglin is how welcoming and friendly it is. Teachers are always willing to help and always have your best interests at heart."

Year 13 student

At Tanglin, we pride ourselves on the

including the values of the Tanglin

exceptional care, guidance and support

Learner Profile that embody the ethos

we give to our students. We strive for

of the school. We also help our young

every individual to feel respected, known

people develop conscious strategies that

and cared for. Our strong pastoral system

will help them cope with all that modern

nurtures positive relationships and

society throws at them. The practice

promotes an ethos that both values and

of mindfulness at Tanglin encourages

celebrates children as individuals while

students to focus on the present

nurturing a strong sense of community.

moment, to slow down and be more at ease in their lives.

Members of staff are committed to creating an inclusive environment that

The quality of pastoral care influences

fosters well-being and emphasises

a school’s ethos, and at Tanglin it is of

personal development. The school has

crucial importance that all staff are able

effective policies and takes very seriously

to contribute effectively in establishing

its responsibilities to ensure that children

and maintaining a climate which is

are safe. We also have an excellent team

characterised by good relations and

of school counsellors and nurses to

mutual respect. We feel that the strong

provide support and advice to students

pastoral care provided to our students

and parents if needed.

sets us apart and this remains an ongoing commitment.

Regular assemblies explore themes relating to personal development,

Infant School

Year 2 Bollywood Veggies

Key Stage 1 (KS1) House Day

Resilient Inquirers 
 They develop curiosity and independence in learning through personal research and active questioning. They voice concerns, challenge assumptions and recognise that we learn best from the mistakes we make and the questions we ask.

Infant School The Early Years Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1 Nursery, Reception, Years 1 and 2 For students aged 3 to 7 Stimulating Environment

“The curriculum is innovative and personalised and the children here are confident, independent, open minded, global young citizens who display a real hunger for learning.�

Year 2 teacher

The Infant School is committed to ensuring that our children embark on their learning journey in an environment that provides stimulating and exciting experiences, and where the strong pastoral ethos helps the children feel safe, secure and happy to learn.

Although a large school, we have well-established systems in place for welcoming and supporting children to settle in to their new learning environment. We value each child as a an individual and work hard to nurture their personal strengths and interests.

Love of Learning We lay the strongest foundations for the total development of each individual through a nurturing and child-centred approach. We cultivate a love of learning across a broad and balanced curriculum, where an enchantment with books, language and self-expression, as well as a genuine interest in numerical concepts and the world around them, is encouraged. This is achieved through creative and integrated learning experiences in a stimulating environment where children feel valued, confident and independent. All this is underpinned by our commitment to supporting every child’s social, emotional, spiritual and cultural awareness.

Inspiring Curriculum The Infant School has actively developed a curriculum that we hope not only inspires but excites the children and the teachers.

Whilst we hold true to the overarching principles of the English National

Curriculum, which provides a framework for our key teaching and learning intentions, we firmly believe that equipping our young 21st century learners with the relevant skills and knowledge to help them move forward into the unknown is our primary duty as teachers.

Cross-curricular Learning As children progress from Nursery to Reception and subsequently through Years 1 and 2, emphasis is placed on the further acquisition of skills and understanding in literacy and numeracy.

Cross-curricular links are made, where appropriate, to make the learning meaningful and relevant. A wealth of special days, events and outdoor education trips extend and enhance the classroom activities, and often act as a catalyst for new learning.

Teaching strategies are varied according to the purpose of a task and personalised to reflect the needs of each child. In our Infant School, we creatively nurture each individual and our teaching reflects our belief that happy and confident children learn most effectively.

Infant Leaders The Infant children are given a number of opportunities to be active members of the school community. From representing their class on the School Council and being a Tech Leader to being Eco or Sun Monitors and Playtime Friendship Buddies, they are encouraged to develop early leadership skills which will be nurtured further as they journey on into the Junior School.

Junior School

Junior School Key Stage 2 Years 3 to 6 For students aged 7 to 11 Broad and Balanced Curriculum Tanglin’s Junior School provides a broad and balanced curriculum that inspires, motivates and challenges children in their learning. The Junior School’s engaging learning environment facilitates a holistic approach that provides children with a wide range of opportunities both in and out of the classroom that promote their personal, academic, creative and physical development.

Our creative and integrated curriculum is underpinned by a structured approach to teaching the core subjects of English, Mathematics, Science, the Humanities, Chinese and PSHCE (Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship Education), and a commitment to high standards.

Alongside academic skills and knowledge, our key drivers of self awareness and personal development, and global awareness and sense of community, lead to an overall focus on our students becoming well-rounded, community spirited and responsible, international young citizens.

Standards and Breadth The Junior School is an accredited member of the Independent Association of Prep Schools and children are well prepared for their Senior School education. While standards are benchmarked against the very best in the UK, our curriculum reflects our international setting and celebrates diversity. We are particularly proud of the breadth of our provision and the many opportunities for children to achieve. Outstanding specialist teaching compliments our impressive facilities

with sport, art, music and drama featuring prominently.

Building Group Identity We understand the value young people place on group membership. We ensure students are well-integrated into their classes and encouraged to be part of a wide group of friends. Each Junior student is also warmly welcomed into a House and special House Days feature innovative team building activities.

To promote year group identity, students experience learning in large shared spaces that are imaginatively transformed each term into a range of settings to enrich learning.

Personal and Social Responsibility Opportunities abound in the Junior School to build leadership skills as well as an appreciation of the many cultures that co-exist in Singapore. Junior students act as buddies to Infant students and can participate in the Student Council or become a Library Monitor, Junior Listener, Maths Mentor or Computer Champion. Themed assemblies celebrate cultural festivals, which reinforce the importance of self-management and personal and social responsibility.

Love of Learning We aim to provide memorable experiences that foster a real love of learning and personal development. In addition to an exciting range of theme days and visitors, children from each year group participate in a residential visit.

From camping at the Singapore Zoo to exploring the jungles of Borneo, Junior School children learn to contribute with confidence to our world.

“The children are constantly learning in highly engaging lessons that are planned around cross-curricular themes. With so many experienced and dynamic teachers, broad curriculum, creative learning strategies and shared work areas; the school is always buzzing with enthusiastic children involved in collaborative and exciting activities.”

Year 5 teacher

Year 3 Incredible India Day

Open-minded 
 They understand and appreciate their own cultures and personal histories, and are open to the perspectives, values and traditions of other individuals and communities. They are accustomed to seeking and evaluating a range of points of view.

Senior School

Senior House Day

Senior School Key Stages 3 and 4 Years 7 to 11 For students aged 11 to 16 Progressive Learning Environment Tanglin’s Senior School provides a progressive, student-led learning environment where each student has the opportunity to discover and develop their unique identity, talents and interests. Our committed teachers ensure that every student is given the guidance and encouragement to achieve to the very best of their ability. We are fortunate to enjoy a well-established ethos of valuing academic success and are proud of the consistently outstanding results achieved by our students.

Equally important, however, is that we develop in our students the skills to be life-long learners, to make a meaningful contribution to the community and to lead rewarding and happy lives.

Challenging Curriculum Whilst the Senior School curriculum encompasses most of the elements of the English National Curriculum, we have enriched it to reflect the needs and circumstances of our students and our international context. Our coherent and challenging curriculum is key to the alignment of mission, learning targets, pedagogy and assessment. Five skill areas underpin learning and create alignment with the outcomes and skills required in subsequent years in the school; research skills, social skills, communication skills, thinking skills and self-management skills.

These skills not only reflect our aim to empower students and teachers in a culture that prioritises curiosity, humility and community, but are also the values inherent within the Tanglin Learner Profile.

Supportive Relationships A key ingredient in the Senior School’s success is the outstanding quality of

relationships that exist between students and staff and among the students themselves. At the heart of the school is our regard for the needs of individual students and the determination to meet those needs. Through on-going relationships with form tutors and the close personal attention given to students by specialist staff, our knowledge of each student’s abilities and aptitudes is exceptional and enables us to provide personalised academic and pastoral support to ensure students’ high levels of achievement.

Expanding Horizons Senior students also have many opportunities to take part in a broad range of sporting and arts related cocurricular activities and can participate in outdoor education excursions to destinations such as Vietnam, India, Malaysia, Cambodia and Thailand, which further expand their personal horizons.

Drawing on the international nature of the school’s population, our Seniors are culturally adept. They take their global citizenship responsibilities seriously and are involved in a range of charitable projects throughout Asia.

Curiosity, Humility, Community In the Senior School, we strive to create a culture where curiosity is nurtured and where student success is driven by a sense of genuine engagement with learning. It is important to us that our students have a sense of humility through exposure to a diversity of human experience leading them to want to make a difference, to act creatively and to think critically. We aim for every individual to be respected, known and cared for within our community.

“Tanglin is an institution with serious educational ideals, and phenomenal teachers. The personal care and attention received by the students here is outstanding. Everyone wants to be involved with any initiative or working group that is proposed.

Any request for help, be it a revision class for Year 11, a scientific magic show for Year 1, help with the Year 4 Science Day or an activity for the school-wide Our World Day, is met with a bevy of volunteers.”

Senior School teacher

Knowledgeable 
 They develop understanding across a broad and balanced range of disciplines and actively seek knowledge independently. .

Sixth Form

Balanced 
 They understand the importance of intellectual, physical, social and emotional balance to achieve personal well-being.

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Sixth Form Key Stage 5 Years 12 to 13 For students aged 16 to 18 IB and A Level Pathways

“The school’s drive towards being mission driven, espousing the values of the Tanglin Learner Profile and developing holistic education beyond simply examination results and curriculum attainment means you feel like you are really making a difference.”

Sixth Form teacher

Tanglin is unique amongst international schools in Singapore in offering both A Levels and the International Baccalaureate Diploma in Sixth Form, both of which yield consistently outstanding academic results to complement our excellent results at I/GCSE. We believe the choice of a dual pathway at Sixth Form gives rise to a richer, more diverse education for everyone and we take great care to ensure that students and parents understand the difference between the two courses.

Those opportunities may be in service learning or an in-depth study of a chosen academic field through the independent research task of the Extended Project or the Extended Essay.

They may be in leadership through sport, the House system or by being a Pastoral, Duty or Faculty Prefect, or even a member of the Head Team. The TTS Foundation offers financial support for students who wish to undertake projects that will enrich their understanding of the world and their place in it.

Deciding which Sixth Form pathway to follow is a detailed process, which starts as early as Year 9 when teachers start to discuss student attributes, potential career paths and further education options. Scrutinising the different appeal of both pathways becomes more intensive from the start of Year 11. In helping students make the decision about which pathway to follow, Tanglin teachers take on a mixed role, which encompasses being a tutor, mentor, counsellor and careers advisor for students and parents too.

We take great pride in being a dynamic learning environment and strongly encourage our Sixth Formers to have a voice within the school. Others within the school see them as role models and look to them for leadership and to embody ‘curiosity, humility and community’, the values that are at the heart of the Senior School and, in particular, the Sixth Form.

Embracing Opportunities Sixth Form at Tanglin is about much more than just academic study. These two years give students a chance to grow and to embrace a whole range of new opportunities before they move on to the next stage of their life. It is also a chance to consolidate and build friendships, some of which may endure for the rest of their lives, and to develop the skills and values that will form the foundation of their character.

Role Models

We encourage our Sixth Formers to make the most of everything on offer, to be inspired, confident and well-prepared for the demanding world outside. Above all, we want them to enjoy their time here. Two years will pass very quickly and it is important that our students look back with fond memories and no regrets!

Careers and University Tanglin has an excellent academic reputation and our impressive results enable graduates to enter their universities of choice in the UK, including Oxford and Cambridge, as well as other leading institutions around the world.

Based at the heart of the Sixth Form Centre, our Careers & University Guidance team provides all the information,

support and guidance students need to make the right decision about what to do after Sixth Form.

It is essential that students have the chance to explore and recognise their skills and potential, and to understand what makes them feel fulfilled. Our Careers & University Guidance team offers one-to-one support to help students decide which course and

University of Birmingham

University of Nottingham University of Warwick

Stanford University - USA

University of Sydney - Australia

University of East Anglia Queen Mary, University of London

University of the Arts, London

Paris Sorbonne University - France

University of Leeds

University of Oxford

University of Winchester

Boston University - USA “At Tanglin, there is a tight-knit bond between

University of Manchester

University of Rome - Italy Newcastle University

students and teachers. The staff put their full attention

Williams College - USA

care about what we will futures. It is an aspect of life at Tanglin that I will always

University of Calgary - Canada Plymouth University

cherish. " Tanglin Alumni Class of 2012

University of Sheffield

LASALLE College of the Arts - Singapore

into our learning and they achieve in our exams and our

University of Kent

University of Exeter

Goldsmiths, University of London Cardiff University

Imperial College, London

University of St Andrews University of Southampton

King's College, London

higher education establishment best fits their profile, including understanding the UCAS entry procedure, guidance on preparing their personal statement, mock interviews, and moral and practical support on results day.

Starting as early as Year 7, students are provided with opportunities to explore the world of work and to meet professionals from many

different industries and careers. In Year 11, students undertake work experience, and can undergo a variety of psychometric and aptitude tests to help clarify skill sets and interests. In Year 12, we run a UK Universities Tour, which aims to give students an authentic feel for university life.

University of Sussex Falmouth University

Loughborough University Florida International University - USA

University of Bath University of Edinburgh London School of Economics Kingston University

University of Bristol IE University Madrid - Spain

University of Cambridge

Thinkers They recognise developing critical and creative thinking

Durham University

skills to solve problems and establish reliable knowledge claims is essential.

Oxford Brookes University

Waseda University - Japan Essex University

Melbourne University - Australia University College London

Keele University

University for the Creative Arts, London Northumbria University University of Canterbury, Christchurch, NZ

University of York

University of Wales, Trinity St David

Risk-takers 
 They approach unfamiliar situations with courage and have the independence of spirit to explore new leadership roles, ideas and strategies.

Beyond the Classroom

“Training for FOBISIA has given me more confidence and courage, and it has improved my personal best in various sports.

I have also formed special friendships with many team members.”

Year 5 student

Development of the Whole Child

Sport

At Tanglin, we hold a strong belief in the value of learning outside the classroom.

The development of the child as a whole is paramount and we recognise that different students are motivated by different experiences. As students progress through Tanglin, they are encouraged to take advantage of the many opportunities that are on offer from the arts, sports and co-curricular activities to Tanglin’s extensive outdoor education programme.

Sport is an integral part of the Tanglin curriculum. Our goal is to involve, excite and motivate our students to participate in sport. We offer a vibrant, exciting programme from Nursery through to Year 13. We are fortunate to have excellent sporting facilities, which enable us to provide a wide range of competitive and non-competitive events throughout the year. We encourage maximum participation, individual aspiration, squad achievement and personal excellence.

Co-Curricular Activities

Athletics, basketball, swimming, football, rugby, netball, tennis, gymnastics, badminton, cricket, golf, t-ball, softball and volleyball are all established activities that have well-developed training programmes in place and offer participants the opportunity to compete in inter-school events, both in Singapore as well as overseas.

Students can further extend their interests through a wide range of co-curricular activities (CCAs), which take place after school hours and which include everything from MasterChef and hip hop dancing to a range of sport and music options - there is truly something for everyone.

Tanglin’s CCA programme aims to deliver enjoyment, challenge, progression and breadth of experience to our students. It provides children with opportunities to pursue a range of interests by developing existing talents or learning something new.

In addition to recreational choices, the CCA programme enables children to trial for and engage in competitive activities.

It enhances the development of the students’ independence by encouraging them to make choices and organise their time, as well as teaching important lessons associated with trying out for selective sports squads or music ensembles.

Tanglin has a sustained commitment to the ACSIS (Athletic Conference Singapore International Schools) sporting structure, which underpins our continued involvement in overseas sports. This is further supported through participation in SEASAC (South East Asia Student Activity Conference) and FOBISIA (Federation of British International Schools in Asia), as well as sporting tours to the Middle East and Australia.

Beyond the Classroom

The Arts

Our Libraries

Tanglin also has a thriving, vibrant and energetic Arts programme which plays an important part in school life. There are many opportunities for students to experience music, theatre, dance and art to facilitate creative, social and intellectual development. Throughout the year, there are numerous high-quality ensembles, recitals, performances and exhibitions.

Tanglin is fortunate to have four wellresourced libraries on campus, one for each of the Infant, Junior and Senior Schools and a professional development library for staff. Our libraries are well stocked and equipped with all the latest in online and multimedia learning services (and of course books). Talented and dedicated staff are on hand to offer advice and to encourage a love of reading.

Our exceptional facilities include several performance halls, fully equipped drama and dance studios, a film studio, a fabulous art department and a state-ofthe-art music department which includes practice rooms, a music IT suite, a main rehearsal space for larger groups and a professional recording and performance studio. Tanglin also participates in many regional events involving the Arts.

The libraries also serve an important community function within the school; offering a place for parents to read with younger children and also an extensive resource from which parents and other members of the community can borrow.

There is also an active programme of visiting professionals including authors, artists and drama groups in all three schools.

"It was wonderful to see the children so enthusiastic about the collaboration with Scottish Opera. The productions were absolutely firstclass. What a unique opportunity for all the children to learn about the different aspects of a large-scale production and an amazing experience for them to work alongside dedicated and passionate professional singers."

Parent

Year 4 Walking on the Chinese Wall Concert

Communicators They develop confidence in different modes of communication and value second language acquisition. They work sensitively and effectively in collaboration with others.

Outdoor Education Designed to develop the whole person, our extensive outdoor education programmes promote a holistic approach to learning and decision-making, whilst allowing students time for reflection on how choices and values influence others and the environment.

Balanced, relevant and thought-provoking, our programmes vary in focus and length, increasing in the level of challenge as students move through the school.

Even our youngest children in the Infant School partake in off site excursions, visiting the market in Chinatown, studying the local shophouse architecture or learning about animal life at the Singapore Zoo. As they get older, students embark on residential trips to nearby South East Asian destinations such as a night on a nearby island or in a traditional longhouse in Sarawak. Our oldest students get involved in a broad variety

Year 11 
New Zealand of projects, many of which are charity based. Senior trips might include teaching oral healthcare to children in a remote part of Northern India or building houses in Cambodia.

In addition to year group programmes, there is also an outstanding range of faculty and optional discovery programmes including skiing in Switzerland, an adventure week in Western Australia, studying art in Bali, brushing up language skills in Argentina and even a chance to climb to Everest Base Camp!

Above all, our outdoor education programmes aim to give our students a sense of independence, resilience and responsibility.

Our World

At Tanglin, understanding our place in the world is considered part of the learning experience. We believe in the children in our care and the greatness they can achieve. In the words of one of our Senior students: “There are so many things to do at Tanglin that you can discover yourself. Tanglin teaches you to be your own person.”

Social responsibility at Tanglin is defined by ‘Our World’, an overarching term that is used to bring together the school’s focus on local, regional and global perspectives in the curriculum, environmental awareness, cultural visits, overseas trips, fundraising, service projects and the personal development of students.

Our World builds on our mission statement and in particular focuses on its closing phrase, “to produce a community of lifelong learners who can contribute with confidence to our world.” Students are given the opportunity to learn about the wider community both in Singapore and beyond, empowering them to enter the world as responsible global citizens who can make a positive difference.

Through Ch@t (Charities @ Tanglin), all students are encouraged to look beyond their normal sphere of experience and to take an active and meaningful role in supporting charitable organisations and causes in Singapore and globally.

Tanglin’s extensive outdoor education programme is designed to develop the whole person, to help bring a subject

to life and to provide an opportunity for students to reflect on our world.

The service strand of CAS (Creativity Action Service) provides further opportunities for Senior students to engage with the local community, including working with Genesis School for Special Education in Singapore and Beyond Social Services, an initiative which supports local school children in a local housing estate in Tiong Bahru.

Many initiatives and relationships are long-standing, such as on-going projects with i-India and Lamdon School in Ladakh, whilst others respond to a specific event or crisis in our local, regional or global community.

Tanglin also actively encourages teachers to support and engage with projects beyond school such as Caring for Cambodia (CFC). The CFC project is on-going with continuous support and commitment to the development of teacher training in the area.

Tanglin is fortunate to have the TTS Foundation which is designed to extend, enrich and engage students through the support of activities and projects beyond the regular curriculum that further enhance their educational experience.

TTS Foundation activities include Alumni Grants, Service Awards, Music Awards, grants to Tanglin staff to support them in the delivery of teacher training in the region, bringing visiting authors to the school and supporting community events.

“I have learnt that when you touch another person's life it makes a mark on your's that you will always remember.”

Year 5 student

Principled 
 They act with integrity and honesty, with a strong sense of social justice and respect for the dignity of all groups and communities. They take responsibility for their own actions and the consequences that accompany them. They develop leadership skills based on these principles.

Year 6 
Peter Pan

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