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Satisfying street food, colossal dunk tanks, and bright and colourful fireworks? That’s right! Fiesta Night was indeed “the bomb”!

It’s fun, fun, and fun happening this month! On August 30, we will be having our ACE EdVenture Carnival!

After a brief hiatus, it's time once again for a closer look at the people who make up our schools.

We got featured in Cambridge University Student Union’s 2018 yearbook!

Looking back, the ACE EdVenture journey has been filled with various ups and downs.

I am the awesome Tr. Sam, I hail from the land of Subang Jaya.

We're thrilled to introduce you to Teacher Afsoon. Find out more about this versatile international teacher from Iran and her take on all things education!

At 28 years old, with two degrees in psychology in his pocket, it’s hard to believe he’s actually one of the longest tenured teachers here already.

Each year, one date stands out for international school students more than any other and it's not their prom we are talking about.

It's quite remarkable how fast the first month of 2018 has flown by. We're approaching mid-February with very fast steps and with that, it's time for another closer look at some of the people who make Sri Emas more than a school.

Our current Pay it Forward project in the Year 11 August intake has run its course.

Our students routinely join the MSSS & MSSD competitions in various disciplines.

We like to shine a small spotlight on our teachers here in school so you can learn a little bit more about the people who make Sri Emas more than a school.

If you want students to understand Physics, give them a few raw eggs and ask them to let those fragile, little marvels of biological engineering drop to their (almost) certain demise.

For those who have been reading our blog, you might be aware of our students running a project called Pay it Forward.

2017 has been a year full of so many great things in and out of the classrooms here at Sri Emas, we were hard pressed to narrow them down.

One of the many highlights each school year is our Appreciation Day where the students band together and put on all kinds of performances, shows and skits in appreciation of their teachers.

Another facet of learning which we take seriously is sports.

The past weekend has been an eventful one for many reasons.

ACE Fest 2017 ended with a bang the prior weekend with Performance Day, capping off a month full of incredible dramas, dance and vocals performances as well as art galleries and workshops.

Sri Emas was featured by UniDigest on their blog.

We pride ourselves in delivering quality education with our innovative methods.

Paying it forward. Probably a term most of us would be familiar with.

Our Year 8 classes conducted their presentations on what it takes to have a healthy heart.

One of the key things underlying how we try to package learning for our students is that it has to be experiential.

We are in the middle of our yearly Student Directed Festival (SDF) as part of our ACE Fest and season 1 kicked off with a bang just last weekend.

When Inti College called out for participants for their National Science Challenge 2017, our students banded and bonded together to form 2 teams and off they were.

Our students really brought it for the October / November 2016 IGCSEs.

Coursework is part of most students' daily lives at school.

The Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards are a group of awards issued by Cambridge International Examinations.

It was another hot and sunny day when scores of our students and teachers got together for this year's Events Day.

2016 was an amazing year for everyone here at school, defined by so many more events and happenings than we can really delve into in detail.

Seemingly just like that, 2016 is in the rear view mirror and this New Year is already more than a week old.

Picture this: the ovens in full swing since 5pm, crowds moving into the hall, teachers and student ambassadors alike are welcoming guests left, right and centre.

Stationery? Check. Textbooks? Check Uniform? Check. These are some of the things that pop into the minds of most parents and students while ushering the New Year.

We’re often stumped on what to do during the holidays. When asked, probable answers include “watching TV”, “eating”, and “catching up on sleep”, sound familiar?