Campus
Stamford American International School's campus offers world class learning facilities with the latest in classroom technology and IT infrastructure. The campus houses modern athletic and recreational facilities to complement the central location and cater for students from Nursery through Grade 12. Conveniently located at 279 Upper Serangoon Road (1 Woodleigh Lane), the campus is a short drive from most expat communities.
Stamford’s campus design has been led by an ambition to achieve an educational environment that provides the greatest opportunity for student learning and also one that allows for future developments and growth in education. Stamford has boosted the standards of international education in Singapore with the opening of its new campus. The $300 million permanent campus facility features state-of-the-art technology and facilities that will establish it as the new benchmark for international schools around the world. The new campus can accommodate approximately 2,500 students from 2 years old through High School.
The facilities are designed to create the most advanced learning environment, featuring top notch academic and athletic resources including cluster-style classrooms, specialist learning environments, swimming pools, sports fields, a climbing wall, golf facilities, as well as safe and convenient underground parking. There are dedicated spaces for art, theater, dance and music, including areas for exhibiting fine arts and hosting performances. Unique highlights of the campus include the Learning Resource and Media Center which will house e-book collections, an Apple computer center and Singapore’s first Cognita iLEarn™ interactive learning environment. The Cognita iLEarn™ will create great opportunities for interdisciplinary instruction and video conferencing with guest lecturers from around the world. For example, students learning about Ancient Egypt can learn from someone actually at the Great Pyramid! The Science Center showcases teaching laboratories, break out spaces for students to work with their 1 to 1 MacBooks, and special presentation areas.
