On Friday, April 16th, the IGCSE Grade 9 Music students performed a stunning recital of classical and jazz solos and duets in the auditorium to an audience of selected High School and Elementary School students.
What do Bingo and Chemistry have in common? We all know that they are both fun(!) so on Friday 16th April three excited elementary school students visited the Chemistry Laboratory in the Science Centre to claim their prize for winning the PSG bingo competition.
Last week, the Middle School girls’ basketball teams kicked off their season with two games in three days. The first games were on Thursday evening against the Dragons from YIS. Both A and B teams then travelled to CAJ to take on the Knights.
Last Saturday, the boys High School Soccer Team played against the YIS Dragons at YCAC on a very beautiful spring day. The first half of the game was challenging as the Cougars fell behind to two early goals, however they were able to gain a foothold in the game as striker Chengtai pulled a goal back.
The Kanto Plain Student Council (KPSC) comprises all executive council members of the Kanto Plains Association of Secondary Schools (KPASS). This year, the KPSC is using the council as a platform for communicating with other schools to improve our individual communities.
After two years of hiatus due to the Coronavirus, the Cougars Boys Football team finally got back onto the field. Having only four players from Saint Maur’s 2019 team that finished second in the AISA tournament, this young squad had a lot to prove.
After hearing about the hardships that the homeless people in our neighbourhoods are facing under the harsh conditions of the cold season, the Middle School Student Council decided to help out.
For more than thirty years the art departments of the international schools in the Kanto Plain area have been coming together to create a joint exhibition: Artscape.
Being a practical subject, Chemistry is just not quite the same when taught online. While the sparkle that comes with doing practical work is currently missing, there is plenty of sparkle from the Grade 12 Chemists as they tackle the delights of Higher Level Organic Chemistry.
It has become a tradition at Saint Maur International School, that every year high school students collect toys and donations to surprise the children of a local orphanage with presents around Christmas time.
Every year in May, Saint Maur International School traditionally hosts the prestigious Trinity College London Music Performance Examinations.
It is with deep regret and sadness that we must inform you of the unexpected and untimely death of Richard Rucci on January 15. He joined our staff in 1992 and retired in 2020. We shall always be indebted to him for the contribution he made to the school in his many roles, and to the numerous students he helped during his long career as an educator in the U.S., Korea and Japan.
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