Meet Ezra, a young STEM enthusiast with a passion for Maths and Science π§ β¨
From tackling complex formulas to bringing ideas to life, Ezra thrives on turning curiosity into discovery. π‘
Hear how Ezra has been exploring his passion and what he hopes to achieve in the future! β¨
Autism Resource Centre Singapore / Pathlight School
Our mission is to help individuals with an autism spectrum disorder maximise their potential in life. Read more at www.autism.org.sg/career
Join our family and be the difference to the autism community! Pathlight School is the first autism-focused school in Singapore that offers Singapore's mainstream academic curriculum together with life readiness skills. It caters to students with autism, aged 7 to 18 years, who are cognitively able to access mainstream academic curriculum, but require additional support such as smaller class sizes
03/06/2026
We were honoured to welcome Senior Parliamentary Secretary (SPS) for Ministry of Education & Ministry of National Development, Dr Syed Harun, and representatives from Ministry of Education, SG Enable, and Ministry of Social and Family Development, to Pathlight School for an engagement session. π
Through a school tour and dialogue sessions with our school leaders, parents, and staff, the visit provided opportunities to share ground perspectives and explore ways to strengthen post-school transition support for SPED school graduates. β¨
Thank you, SPS Dr Syed Harun Alhabsyi, and our guests for taking the time to connect with our school community and for your shared commitment to fostering a more inclusive and supportive society!
Semester 1 has been filled with meaningful experiences, joyful moments, and opportunities for our Pathlighters to learn, grow, and shine. π
As we wrap up the semester, letβs look back on some of the highlights that brought our school community together.
Happy holidays, and see you in Semester 2! ππ»β¨
01/06/2026
[Visit to Pathlight School @ Ang Mo Kio]
I visited Pathlight School's Ang Mo Kio campus as part of my ongoing engagements under the Taskforce on Assurance for Families with Persons with Disabilities.
I was heartened to observe the schoolβs commitment in helping their students develop confidence, independence and practical life skills. Through encouragement from their parents, teachers and educators, the students discover the best version of themselves and aspire towards their best potential.
I also had the opportunity to meet Justin, who is an alumnus from the Vocational Track. Through guidance from chef mentors, he confidently demonstrated meal preparation for staff and students using an automated cooker. I also spoke to Siddhant who proudly showed me a video which he had edited using OpenShot in his Computer Applications lesson.
After the tour, I heard from members of the School Management Committee, School Leaders, staff and parents, gaining deeper insights into their hopes and listening to their concerns and hopes for our students with special educational needs.
Thank you Pathlight School for your warmth and hospitality. I am grateful for the conversations and experiences shared, and I will carry these reflections forward as we strengthen inclusivity and integration for all in the community.
Autism Resource Centre Singapore / Pathlight School
Not all internships are created equalπ₯
Step into Special Education and work alongside individuals on the autism spectrum across real-world learning and workplace settings. Through hands-on experience and meaningful connections, youβll gain new perspectives while making a real difference in the autism community.
This is heart-first work that challenges you, grows you, and stays with you long after the internship ends. π
Applications for Semester 2 (JunβNov/Dec 2026) are now OPEN.
Apply now π https://yfa.autism.org.sg/
15/05/2026
At Pathlight, every school day begins with a simple but purposeful practice with our Regulated & Ready Routine (R3).
Through feeling check-ins, breathing exercises, and guided activities, R3 helps students recognise their emotions, regulate their energy levels, and feel ready for the school day.
Practised daily, this routine builds habits of self-regulation and focus, supporting our students to show up ready to learn and engage, one day at a time.
14/05/2026
βοΈ April Fun-tastic Activities
β¨ Little hands, big discoveries! From whipping up their own food π³ and building unique LEGO creations π§± to dancing along to music π and exploring different instruments πΆ, our little ones had lots of fun learning, creating, and playing together.
Join us for more exciting enrichment programmes from July to December!
π Sign up for our upcoming sessions via link below or scan the QR code!
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π Highlights from ARC Learning Academy's Autism Awareness Month Workshops! π
Last month, our learners gained useful tools to support emotional regulation, self-awareness, and a positive mindset.
Through the sessions, they explored strategies to better understand themselves and navigate daily life with confidence. π§ β¨π±
Missed our workshops? Look out for more exciting courses for adults on the autism spectrum coming soon! π
π Click the link below to find out more:
https://learningacademy.autism.org.sg/calendar.php?eventfilter-templatecategoryid=2
08/05/2026
Sportsmanship and teamwork on full display π
Our Primary 3 to 5 Pathlighters from Pathlight School (Tampines) had an exciting Sports Day last week at Tampines Meridian Junior College! β¨
More than just a competition, students demonstrated what it means to keep going, support one another, and celebrate every effort and achievement together πββοΈ
From the track to the stands, it was a day of camaraderie, friendship, and striving for excellence in both sports and everyday life.
A big shoutout to our teachers and staff, our parent and corporate volunteers and TMJC students, for making this a memorable and meaningful day for our students! ππ
06/05/2026
While World Autism Awareness Month has ended, the journey towards inclusion continues.
When individuals on the autism spectrum are empowered with the right training and support, they can maximise their potential and thrive.
It takes a village, and we are grateful for the support from community partners, employers, and volunteers. Thank you for being part of this journey with us. π
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