09/08/2026
Happy National Day, Singapore! โค๏ธ๐ค
Get a glimpse of the celebrations through the eyes of our P5 students, as captured on film at the National Education (NE) Show ๐ธ
As we come together to celebrate Singapore's 61st birthday, let's continue to go beyond for one another and build a more inclusive society where everyone is supported, valued, and empowered to thrive!
06/08/2026
If thereโs one thing Siew Ling wants you to know, it's that our students will surprise you in the best ways.
In her classroom, Geography becomes a lens for understanding the world. When a student makes an unexpected connection, offers a perspective no one else considered, or steps up to lead a group project, these moments redefine what growth looks like: growing in confidence, finding their voice, and having the courage to try.
SPED teaching challenges you to let go of assumptions about how learning should look, how progress is measured, and what students are capable of with the right support. Come with an open mind, and you will find your own perspective changed.
๐ข We're looking for Humanities Teachers (Social Studies, History, Geography) to join our team.
Applications are now open. ๐ Link in our bio! https://apply.workable.com/pathlight/j/8F96482CCF
05/08/2026
Greater awareness has brought autism into more conversations, but understanding is what drives meaningful inclusion.
Individuals on the autism spectrum each have their own unique strengths, needs and lived experiences, and building a more inclusive society begins with recognising and embracing this diversity.
We're encouraged to see The Spectrum, an opinion series by The Straits Times, contribute to the ongoing conversation on autism, challenging misconceptions while inviting us to reflect on how we can all play a part in fostering greater understanding and inclusion.
Read the full articles here:
1. https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/we-need-a-better-way-to-understand-autism | The Straits Times
2. https://www.straitstimes.com/opinion/we-are-more-aware-of-autism-but-how-well-do-we-understand-it | The Straits Times
Going beyond tackling misconceptions about autism
Decades have been spent rebutting myths and misinformation. Now, the harder conversation is what needs to change. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
24/07/2026
โ Have you ever wondered how autism is understood within the criminal justice system?
๐จโโ๏ธ๐ Join us for an eye-opening community talk with Dr. Majeed Khader as he explores real-life experiences, common challenges, and practical strategies for supporting individuals on the autism spectrum in interactions with law enforcement.
๐ก Gain insights from real-world case studies and research
๐ค Learn ways to improve communication, reduce misunderstandings, and better support individuals on the autism spectrum.
๐ Build your understanding, strengthen your confidence, and be part of creating a more inclusive community.
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Register now to join the conversation!
Sign up via link: https://learningacademy.autism.org.sg/course-detail.php?eventtemplate=138-understanding-autism-and-the-criminal-justice-response
23/07/2026
โค๏ธ Celebrating diversity and strengthening unity
This Racial Harmony Day, Pathlighters celebrated Singapore's multicultural heritage and gained a deeper appreciation for the diverse cultures and traditions that make our community unique.
As we embrace our different strengths, we're reminded that every individual plays a part in weaving a stronger, more inclusive, and harmonious Singapore. ๐
22/07/2026
๐โจ Learning beyond borders
Our Secondary 2 Pathlighters recently embarked on a three-day overseas learning journey to Malacca, where they explored historical landmarks, experienced local culture, and discovered new perspectives through authentic learning experiences.
Every shared experience and new memory built their confidence, resilience, and independence while strengthening friendships and broadening their worldview.
Swipe for highlights of their trip! ๐