Heritage International School

Last week, our Year 1 and Year 2 students proudly showcased their learning journeys during the IPC Exit Point Closing Ceremony, celebrating the themes of ‘Treasure Island’ and ‘From A to B’ respectively.

Dressed for the occasion, our Year 1 adventurers delighted everyone with their adorable pirate hats, while our Year 2 students arrived in creative transportation-themed attire. Throughout the event, students confidently shared their learning through songs, experiment demonstrations, presentations, and performances, bringing their discoveries and experiences to life.

The celebration concluded with engaging parent-and-child collaborative activities, allowing families to take part in the learning process and reinforce key concepts together. Filled with enthusiasm, creativity, and plenty of smiles, the event was a wonderful reflection of our students’ growth, confidence, and achievements throughout their IPC learning journey. 🏝️🏴‍☠️🌊🚗🚘✈️🚀🪎

The Mid-Term Examinations are here! ✏️

Our students are officially ‘locked in’ after plenty of late nights, extra notes and endless revisions. We wish everyone the 3Cs - Clarity, Confidence and Calm minds as they tackle each paper throughout the exam season. You can do it! 💪🏼

From laughter-filled games and dazzling runway walks to exciting rounds of “Guess the Teacher,” today was a celebration to remember! ✨🎉

Our teachers danced, laughed, enjoyed delicious pastry treats from the school, and most importantly, spent time together creating beautiful memories beyond the classroom.

Thank you to all our amazing educators for the love, patience, and dedication you pour into every child each day. Today, we celebrate YOU! ❤️🍎 Happy Teacher’s Day!

Heritage International School was pleased to welcome former Deputy Minister of International Trade & Industry, Dr. Ong Kian Ming, for an engaging and thought-provoking session with our students on the topic, “Is It More Important to Ask the Right Questions or to Find the Right Answers?”

Through insightful discussions and real-world examples, Dr. Ong challenged students to think critically, stay curious, and understand that meaningful learning often begins with asking thoughtful questions. Students were encouraged to look beyond memorising answers and instead develop the confidence to analyse issues, explore different perspectives, and seek deeper understanding for their future.

Dr. Ong also shared valuable insights from his experiences in government and policymaking, inspiring students to become informed, reflective and responsible future leaders.

We sincerely thank Dr. Ong for visiting Heritage, and for the alluring perspectives shared.

The April edition of our monthly newsletter is out! We revisit the best moments that defined the month of April, starting with the reign of Titans and the continuation of our IPC Exit Point series. This was our longest newsletter yet - truly a month packed with events and activities!

Three cheers for Tanya as she clinched silver at the MSSD Tennis Tournament! As a final year student, she wrapped up her last MSSD appearance with Heritage in the best way possible. 🥈 We are incredibly proud of her achievement on and off the court! Well done, Tanya!

Last Friday, Heritage Primary came alive in celebration of World Book Day, a special occasion dedicated to honouring the authors who have inspired generations and to celebrating our shared love for stories and the unforgettable characters within them. 📚

Students and teachers arrived dressed as their favourite book characters, bringing pages to life with appearances from the iconic Snow White 🍎, the curious Alice from Alice in Wonderland 🕰️, and the ever-popular wizard Harry Potter ⚡️ among many others.

The morning was filled with energy and laughter as students took part in lively skit performances. In a creative twist, some students narrated their stories while their classmates acted them out on stage, creating a delightful blend of storytelling and drama that kept everyone thoroughly entertained.

The celebrations concluded with a tour of the Year 6 booths, where students presented on a wide range of book genres. Through interactive displays and engaging explanations, they introduced younger learners to different types of literature, sparking curiosity and encouraging them to explore new stories, ideas and worlds beyond their usual reading choices.

Indeed, it was a joyful and meaningful celebration that reminded us all of the magic found within the pages of a good book 📖!

Heritage International School is proud to celebrate our students’ outstanding achievements across a range of competitions! 🏆

In the storytelling competition, Swastik Kandari clinched 1st place, while Alessa Emma earned a commendable consolation prize. We also applaud Kiaan for his enthusiastic participation.

For the Pidato Competition, Archiya Vijayan secured 2nd place, with Chee Joon Hock achieving an impressive 4th place finish.

At the Euroasia Youth Music Festival, Roshan Suresh was awarded a Silver medal for his moving rendition of ‘Can You Feel the Love Tonight’.

Congratulations to all our talented and bright students! Keep reaching for the stars!🌟