Open House 2016 Come join us for a day of fun and find out more about what SOTA has to offer! Find out more about SOTA's 6-year integrated arts and academic curriculum leading, school leader's talks on SOTA’s 6-year integrated arts and academic curriculum leading, your child will experience in his/her unique academic journey in SOTA. Arts Showcases, Workshops, Curriculum sharing sessions – Experience and find out more about the arts curriculum

Join us for an evening soiree as we celebrate the achievements of our Music students in SOTA Arts Excellence Programme (AEP). We would also like to show our appreciation and dedicate the concert to Temasek Foundation Nurtures for their continuous support and generosity towards the AEP. Performers: Bianca Beng, Zachary Singson Dominguez, Tan Xue Hui, Lau Joey, Ronan Lim, Ouyang Yingli, Hu Zhenqi, Michael John Peters, Lisa Maria, Likie Low, Wang Yulin and SOTA Alumni, Koh Cheng Jin and Sun

Join the Music Faculty for an evening soiree celebrating the achievements of our 2015 AEP students. We would also like to show our appreciation and dedicate this evening to Temasek Foundation Nurtures for their continuing support and generosity towards the AEP (Arts Excellence Programme). Featuring a varied programme of works by Vieuxtemps, Schumann, Paganini, Roussel and more. Performers: Bianca Beng, Zachary Singson Dominguez, Lau Joey, Ronan Lim, Ouyang Yingli, Ted Ngoo, Shermaine

Falling SOTA Theatre alumna Fiona Lim, bottom left. (Photo credit: Pangdemonium) Theatre alumna Fiona Lim recently participated in local theatre company Pangdemonium's production, Falling, which was staged at the KC Arts Centre - Home of SRT from 13 May to 5 June 2016. Falling is about a family facing the challenges of raising a child with autism. The play, written by American playwright Deanna Jent, was based on her experience as a mother with an autistic child. Fiona

institutions such as University of Auckland, University of the Arts London and IE University

Becoming 2016 You are cordially invited to Becoming 2016, the SOTA Dance faculty’s annual triple bill to close the performance season. This year’s programme will showcase a newly commissioned work by Jeffrey Tan, and choreographies by our faculty members Ng Teck Voon and Silvia Yong; and feature students from Year 3 to Year 6. This year’s line-up, composed entirely of contemporary works, will be an exciting exposition of the harmony that exists between arts disciplines. Date: 10

All In! Young Writers Festival 2017 The short stories of three of our Year 1 Literary Arts students, Olivia Liu, Nicole Teng and Rochelle Lee, were published in Snack Fiction Anthology: A Collection of short stories from All In! Young Writers Festival in July this year! They were among the youngest writers to be published in an anthology that contains submissions from students from River Valley High, National University of Singapore and the Singapore American School. Copies of Snack

Mandai ground-seeding ceremony Year 1 Literary Arts student, Aaliyah Ahmad Firdaus Elliot Abdullah, was selected to present at the ground-seeding event for Mandai Park Holdings on 16 January 2017! To celebrate the rejuvenation of the Mandai precinct, Aaliyah opened the event with a narration of her personal experiences of visiting the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari, River Safari and Jurong Bird Park, and shared her vision for the future of Mandai as a sustainable wildlife

Ng Ai Ling, Class of 2014, clinches Red Dot Award Ai Ling (centre) with her co-founders of the KIN wallet. Photo provided by Ai Ling. Remember Class of 2014 Visual Arts alumnus Ng Ai Ling, one of the co-founders of the KIN wallet? We're proud to announce that Ai Ling and her team from KIN Studio recently clinched the Red Dot Design Concept 2017: Best of the Best Award for their nifty product! Ai Ling shares her innovation journey with her team in this feature by NUS. Ai Ling, your

SGH 'Festive Cheers for a Cause' Christmas Bazaar In partnership with the Singapore General Hospital (SGH), 14 of our Visual Arts students repurposed Christmas decorations for the SGH 'Festive Cheers for a Cause' Christmas Bazaar at Raffles City on 18 and 19 November 2017. The sales proceeds went towards supporting the SGH needy patients fund. The students, who make up Operation Decoration CAS, contributed 350 of the 630 beautifully handmade Christmas decorations in the bazaar