In Pre-Kindergarten at SSIS, play is a powerful way children learn. As part of their IB PYP Unit of Inquiry, How We Organize Ourselves, our young learners recently completed a collaborative project—designing and building their own Super City.

The Early Learning Centre (ELC) at SSIS is where curiosity takes root and every day is filled with small but meaningful steps of growth. Our youngest learners have now settled beautifully into their routines, finding comfort, confidence, and joy in their new environment.

On June 11, our students from the Early Learning Center (ELC) to Kindergarten took the stage for their annual Early Years concert at SSIS.

This year’s Book Week, held from January 26 to 30 under the theme “Myths & Magic,” transformed SSIS into a world of imagination, creativity, and storytelling. Organized by our elementary and secondary library teams, the week brought the entire school community together to celebrate the joy of reading.

Our Grade 2 students are embarking on an exciting transdisciplinary unit of “How We Express Ourselves.” This unit is about diving into the central idea of “Understanding and appreciating different cultures promote international mindedness.”

The SSIS Primary School buzzed with excitement on November 20 and 21, as the stage lit up with a spectacular display of student talent. More than 50 young performers took to the spotlight, dazzling the audience with an impressive variety of acts — from singing and dancing to musical instrument performances and even gymnastics.

This week, the school foyer has been transformed into a vibrant and immersive art space as the Middle School Art Exhibition officially opens. Featuring artworks by all students who have chosen Visual Arts from Grade 6 to Grade 8, the exhibition brings together drawing, painting, digital works, and striking large-scale sculptures in a celebration of creativity and learning.

Grade 8 students at SSIS recently presented Alien Refugees!, a thought-provoking learning showcase that brought together Science and Individuals and Societies (I&S) in a meaningful interdisciplinary project.

This year’s Book Week, held from January 26 to 30 under the theme “Myths & Magic,” transformed SSIS into a world of imagination, creativity, and storytelling. Organized by our elementary and secondary library teams, the week brought the entire school community together to celebrate the joy of reading.