The Guild International College

Championing Inclusive Education on the Global Stage!

We are proud to share that our Founding Director, Jayne Nadarajoo presented at the International Association of Special Education (IASE) 2026 Conference, Cultivating Inclusive Futures - Innovations in Special Education in Thimphu, Bhutan.

Her presentation, "Promoting Self-Advocacy Through Assistive Technology", explored how The GUILD International College and sister school, Melbourne International School are empowering students to become confident self-advocates through the meaningful use of assistive technology.

The session highlighted the importance of fostering independence, amplifying student voice and creating learning environments where every learner is equipped with the tools, confidence and opportunities to thrive.

Bringing together educators, researchers, therapists and advocates from around the world, the IASE Conference provided a valuable platform for sharing ideas, learning from global best practices and advancing conversations around inclusive and special education.

For more than three decades, Jayne has championed inclusive education, advocating for learning environments where diversity is valued and every learner is empowered to reach their full potential. Her participation at IASE 2026 once again reflects our continued commitment to sharing best practices, learning from global peers and contributing to the future of inclusive education.

And just like that, our Holiday Programme comes to an end! 🌟
Two amazing weeks filled with exploration, learning, laughter, and excitement. From new discoveries to unforgettable memories, it has been such a joy watching everyone grow, create, and have fun together. 💛
Today, we wrapped up the programme with a special time of reflection and celebration, looking back on all that we have learned, experienced, and achieved together. 🎉✨
See you all in Term 3! 👋🌈
Bye-bye for now! 😊

🚆🚌 Holiday Programme Highlights: Exploring Singapore’s Transport System! 🇸🇬
This week, our students embarked on an exciting journey to learn about Singapore’s transport system and the many ways we travel around the city!
🗺️ Students worked together to create a Singapore map, explored the MRT network, learned about the different MRT lines, and practised reading MRT maps.
🎨 As part of the theme, they also designed and coloured their very own buses, showcasing their creativity and imagination.
💻 During Digital Skills lessons, students created personalised EZ-Link cards and prepared presentation slides about their MRT adventures. They confidently shared which MRT station is closest to their homes and learned important MRT safety rules for safe and responsible travel.
🚉 The highlight of the week was our MRT field trip! Students had a wonderful time exploring different MRT lines and stations with their friends. This meaningful hands-on experience allowed them to apply their classroom learning in a real-world setting while building confidence and independence.
We are so proud of their enthusiasm, teamwork, and curiosity throughout the week! 🌟
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✨ Term 2 ends with our teachers engaging in professional development through PODDS Fluency Training, strengthening their skills and commitment to quality learning.
Now, we look forward to an exciting Holiday Programme filled with fun, growth, and new experiences for our students! 🌟

✨ Thank You, Parents for attending our Mid-Year Parent-Teacher Conference and for your continued support and partnership 🤍
We appreciate the meaningful conversations and look forward to another wonderful semester of learning and growth together 📚🌟

We are proud to share that our Career Pathways Graduate student, Kai Keith Grant, has been selected for the Tourism Programme at TAFE Australia! 🇦🇺✨

At The GUILD International College, we prepare students for success through a future-focussed approach to learning!
Congratulations, Kai — we are proud of your achievement and excited for your journey ahead! 🌏🎓

Book a school tour today to know how we can support your neurodivergent teenager or young adult!

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More than education - a pathway to independence!

At The GUILD International College, we go beyond academics to support neurodivergent learners in building confidence, independence and real-world skills at their own pace.

As Singapore’s first inclusive college for learners aged 7 to 35, our approach is grounded in the CONNECT Method, developed by founder Jayne Nadarajoo, where wellbeing, emotional safety and strong relationships form the foundation for learning.

Complementing this, The GUILD Adapted Curriculum is tailored to each student’s strengths and goals integrating functional academics, life skills and vocational learning to support meaningful, real-world outcomes.

From emotional regulation to future pathways, every learner is guided towards independence, purpose and possibility.