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The school prepares to host another Youth Summit in the 2026–2027 academic year.

We came together on June 7 for the Graduation Ceremony to celebrate the remarkable journey of the Class of 2026 — a class defined by passion and diversity.

The DAIS/DHS Class of 2026 has received offers from colleges and universities in the U.S. and worldwide.

Our students recently participated in an immersive simulation of the Yalta Conference, stepping into the roles of world leaders and diplomats tasked with shaping the postwar world at the end of World War II.

In this reflection, Tiffany Lim shares how her experiences at DAIS have prepared her to make an informed university choice among opportunities in Australia and Singapore.

Our students led art and programming classes for local chldren.

NHD is an internationally recognized program that challenges students to engage in in-depth historical inquiry.

The Robotics Club introduces VEX IQ and VEX V5 systems to students across the secondary school.

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The conference's primary goal was to support student-led service projects and cultivate a culture of service throughout ACAMIS-affiliated schools.

Students completed their first-ever cycle of National History Day research projects.

This club offers a space where Korean students can connect with each other, improve language skills and become more confident.

We are expanding our curriculum to include A-levels as part of our existing American High School Curriculum and AP subjects.

Our seniors received early offers from colleges and universities in the US, UK, Australia, Europe, and Asia.

The program offered a variety of interactive lessons, including clay art, drama, music, shadow puppetry, and daily rehabilitation training.

This academic year we are entering a landmark partnership with another global leader - IMG Academy.

From Shanghai to DAIS, our delegates tackled real-world issues at two Model UN conferences, building confidence and a passion for global citizenship.

From November 2 to 7, 67 students from Nord Anglia schools around the world, icluding two students from DAIS, gathered in Cambridge, Massachusetts to collaborate with leading STEAM innovators through workshops, challenges, and hands-on activities.

On November 2–8, 2025, our students will be participating in a once-in-a-lifetime trip to MIT in Boston.

Students stepped into the shoes of historical figures to debate one of the most defining questions of the 18th century: Should the American colonies go to war with Britain?