Here is everything you need to stay informed and connected as a Stamford American parent – from safeguarding policies and health guidelines to co-curricular activities, field studies and our parent community. Explore the essentials below to help your family make the most of life at Stamford American International School (SAIS).
Community Essentials
Safeguarding
At Stamford American, your child’s wellbeing is our top priority. We are committed to creating a safe, nurturing environment where students feel supported emotionally, socially, and academically. Our dedicated staff, counselors, and advisory programs work closely with families and external professionals to ensure each child has the care and guidance they need to thrive. Through open communication, wellbeing education, and a strong safeguarding culture, we partner with parents to help every student reach their full potential.
Stamford PTA
The Stamford Parent Teacher Association (Stamford PTA) plays a vital role in building a strong, inclusive school community. Through social events, Parent Connection Groups, volunteer opportunities, and charitable initiatives, the PTA helps families and teachers feel engaged, supported, and connected—both on and off campus.
CCA & Athletics
Stamford American offers one of Singapore’s most comprehensive CCA programs, with over 550 activities spanning sports, arts, technology, and leadership. Open to students from Pre-K to Grade 12, the program supports personalized learning and growth through Lions Academies, After-School Activities, Music, Drama, Sports Teams, and High School Clubs.
Field Studies
Stamford American’s Field Studies Program offers holistic, experiential learning through outdoor education. In partnership with JUMP!, the school integrates the Cognita Outdoor Education curriculum into grade-level academic expeditions, helping students build life skills while growing as compassionate, globally minded leaders.
AY2025/2026 Field Studies Dates:
- Elementary School
Grades 3 to 5 students will participate in Academic Field Studies between Dec 2025 and Feb 2026. - Middle School
Grade 6, 7, and 8 students will travel for their Academic Field Studies from Feb 2nd to 6th, 2026. - High School
Grades 11 an 12 students will engage in Academic Field Studies at the end of Sep 2025. Grade 9 and 10 will travel in Jan 2026.
Nursing
Our Nursing Department works closely with school staff to maintain a safe and healthy environment for all students. From emergency response planning to health education and personalized care, our nurses support both the physical and emotional wellbeing of every child.
Please keep your child at home if they show any of the following symptoms:
– Fever (above 37.5°C) – return only after 24 hours fever-free without medication
– HFMD – clearance letter required from a doctor
– Vomiting/Diarrhea – return after 48 hours symptom-free
– Flu-like symptoms – consult a physician if persistent
– Impetigo (school sores) – return after 48 hours of antibiotics; sores must be covered
– Head lice – return only after treatment and nurse clearance
– Conjunctivitis – return after starting antibiotic treatment
If a student becomes unwell during school hours, the nurse will contact parents to arrange pickup within 1 hour.
