Universal American School

A fantastic day of learning with our Ceramics 1 students as they developed their wheel-throwing skills and crafted beautiful handmade teapots. It was a rewarding and enjoyable experience that showcased their creativity, dedication, and growing artistic talents.

Yesterday marked the end of one chapter and the beginning of another. Our Grade 8 students embraced every challenge, celebrated every success, and made lasting memories along the way.

As they move on to high school, we wish them confidence, courage, and continued success in all they do. Congratulations on your Step Up Ceremony, Grade 8! We are proud of you and excited to see what the future holds.

“What an opening night!

Our K–12 Art Exhibition, Creating Through Change, brought together color, creativity, big ideas, tiny details, and a lot of proud smiles.

Big shoutout to our talented students and amazing art teachers - the dream team behind all the color, creativity, last-minute fixing, and “just one more adjustment” moments.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the opening night and made the evening feel so special.

Art, people, proud moments, and a little exhibition magic - exactly how we like it.” - Ms Alina Nistor | K-12 Arts & Innovation Lead

“Congratulations, Class of 2026 🎓 This year asked you to adapt, adjust, and keep going and you did so with humor, kindness, and spirit.

Like the best journeys, yours included unexpected turns, moments of growth, and a few messy pitstops along the way. But through it all, you have supported one another and made this year your own.

As you begin your next chapter, stay curious, be brave, carry the friendships and lessons from UAS with you.

I am so proud of you.

With very best wishes.” - Ms Tracey Cummins

“What an amazing evening celebrating our graduating Class of 2026!! It was a privilege to be on stage to watch this group of young people mark the end of their UAS journey and prepare for the exciting opportunities ahead. I am incredibly proud of all they have achieved, the friendships they have built, and the contribution they have made to our school. They will always remain an important part of our UAS community. Once a Scorpion, always a Scorpion.” - Mr Kevin Loft

“Every year, I remind our seniors that one day they will leave UAS and spend the rest of their lives talking about their school. Not our school as teachers, but their school — the place where they made friendships, created memories, overcame challenges, and discovered who they wanted to become.
 
The Class of 2026 has made UAS special in countless ways, and we could not be prouder of everything they have achieved. Congratulations graduates. Wherever life takes you next, UAS will always be part of your story.” - Mr Phil Berry