Millennials of Singapore - Tan Tze Kia
Year 4 Theatre student Tan Tze Kia was featured on Millennials of Singapore. The young aspiring actress shared about her passion for the arts and her experience acting in the Toggle web series Dance With Me. Read her story HERE. Photo: Millennials of Singapore
"This television series also made me realise that chasing dreams isn’t an exclusive privilege for youths. Everyone can live their passion and dreams, and we should also encourage
Tan Shao Qi featured on Our Grandfather Story Shao Qi, pictured with Mr and Mrs Lai
Year 6 IBCP Visual Arts student Tan Shao Qi was recently featured on Our Grandfather Story to share about her experience working with her elderly partner, Mrs Lai, during the Curating Whampoa project. Shao Qi was attracted to Mrs Lai's porcelain pillow, which was used by Mrs Lai's mother for the sake of vanity. Shao Qi created ceramics pillows incorporating elements of Mrs Lai's porcelain pillow and her
S'pore youth get their voices heard by world leaders and experts
Five youth picked to represent Singapore as part of a youth delegation at the Apec summit met Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and his wife at the Fairmont Makati Hotel in Manila. The five Singaporeans were among 128 people in the Apec Voices of the Future programme, where they met world leaders and experts to share their vision for the Asia-Pacific region. SOTA Visual Arts alumna Ong Sim was one of the three youth featured
Description of 2017: Youth One of the achievements of youths in Singapore this year is “the world's fastest indoor sky skydiver" 15-year-old Kyra Poh. Currently a Year 3 Visual Arts student at SOTA, Kyra won two gold medals in Spain and became a double champion of single-flight racing and freestyle events. In August, she clinched four gold medals in the Australian tournament and in October, she was the Junior World Champion in the FAI World Indoor Parachuting Championships
PASSING NOTES (传薪) is Ding Yi Music Company's first collaboration with the School of the Arts’ Music Faculty. Led by Ding Yi’s Assistant Conductor, Wong De Li, Dedric, this evening’s concert features joint performances by Ding Yi and SOTA in pieces such as Songs of the Herdsman (牧民新歌) (feat. dizi solo by Neo Rui Zhi, SOTA Music Year 1), and Dance of the Mountain (山之舞) (feat. pipa solo by Parveen Kaur, SOTA Music Year 1). The SOTA Chinese Percussion Ensemble will also present General's
The More We Get Together featuring Joy Ho Photo by National Museum of Singapore
We are delighted to see that Visual Arts alumna, Joy Ho's illustrations are reaching out to more and more people! Joy designed the interactive exhibition, the children's playbook and the promotional material for The More We Get Together: Singapore's Playgrounds 1930-2030 exhibition that ran till end September 2018 at the National Museum of Singapore.
The exhibition invited the public to relive their fond
SOTA's first President Scholar Cheri Wee (Dance, 2016) shares her journey at SOTA with us. Despite the ups and downs, Cheri forged on to become who she is today.
SOTA's first President Scholar Cheri Wee (Dance, 2016) shares her journey at SOTA with us. Despite the ups and downs, Cheri forged on to become who she is today. The talented and passionate alumna hopes that through this scholarship, she can "inspire other people who might be taking diverse pathways in the arts, sports or other less traditional tracks… no matter what choices you make, eventually you are going to be able to carve out your own place, your own niche in society
Year 2 Dance student Freja Young recently represented Singapore in the inaugural UEFA-FAS U15 Girls' Development Tournament 2019, and attained a commendable second placing in the tournament with her teammates.
of you in both the arts and sports. All the best!
In July, our Year 4 Dance students Cherie Wong, Deborah Loh, Kynda Ng, and Leong Su Nin had the opportunity to dance alongside talented dancers from the New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) on the SOTA Dance Arts Excellence Programme (AEP).
In July, SOTA Year 4 Dance students Cherie Wong, Deborah Loh, Kynda Ng, and Leong Su Nin had the opportunity to dance alongside talented dancers from the New Zealand School of Dance (NZSD) on the SOTA Dance Arts Excellence Programme (AEP). It was a privilege to learn from dance professionals such as Jill Crovisier and NZSD associates Danielle Taylor, Matthew Karton, Nia Butler, Gemma Kemp and Sofija Milic. We thank NZSD for the warm hospitality and SOTA Dance faculty member Ms Kelly Ng for her
The Art Anchors Year 2 Theatre Student featured in "Me, Myself & Isaac" "Me, Myself & Isaac"is a 7-episode show premiering on Okto on 4 April 2013 at 8pm. It features Zach Pang, SOTA’s very own Year 2 Theatre student. It is about a boy who clones himself twice in order to cope with his hectic school schedule. Zach, who auditioned for the role in December 2012, has to play three different roles. It was an eye opener for him as he saw how they merged three takes of him acting