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Established in 1971 as the Singapore International School, UWCSEA became a member of the United World Colleges (UWC) movement in 1975. The East Campus officially opened in September 2008, initially accommodating 500 students in a temporary location in Ang Mo Kio. In 2010, the campus relocated to its current site in Tampines, providing a purpose-built facility for its growing community.
UWCSEA fosters a vibrant community that embraces diversity, with students and families from over 100 nationalities. The school organizes various events to promote cultural exchange and community bonding, including the annual Family Festival, which features performances, international cuisines, and a vendor bazaar. Additionally, the Parents' Association (PA East) plays a pivotal role in organizing activities such as yoga sessions, cooking classes, and arts and crafts workshops to enrich the parent community.
The Parents' Association (PA East) at UWCSEA East Campus comprises a dedicated committee of 16 volunteers representing diverse backgrounds. Their mission, "Building Community Together," drives them to host various events throughout the year, including the 'Welcome Back' gatherings at the start of each school year and the Family Festival in March, which attracts over 2,000 visitors. The PA East also organizes the High School Careers Fair and the Primary School Uniting Day – Food Festival, providing platforms for students to explore career options and celebrate cultural diversity. Parents are encouraged to participate in these initiatives, fostering a strong sense of community and support within the school.
United World College of South East Asia (UWCSEA) - East Campus offers a rich and engaging educational experience for students aged 5 to 18. The school follows its own UWCSEA Academic curriculum from K1 to G8, preparing students to complete International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme. Facilities include modern science labs, art studios, a performance theatre, and sports areas. A standout feature of UWCSEA is its environmental program where students learn to use the Sustainability Compass and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to develop school initiatives. Beyond the classroom, students can participate in a variety of extra-curricular programs, such as annual theatrical productions, sports competitions, and music ensembles. Additionally, UWCSEA emphasizes global connections through exchange programs and collaborations with other UWC schools.
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