Canadian International School

We are ready for another fantastic summer at CIS Holiday Camps and can't wait to welcome our campers back!

That’s a wrap on another fantastic school year! Happy summer and safe travels, CIS.

From CIS Lakeside to Italy, Grade 10 student Miro V. J. is taking the next step in his football journey. Selected for the prestigious Como 1907 Elite Performance Camp, Miro will have the opportunity to train alongside talented young players from around the world while learning from experienced coaches and performance specialists.

Read more about Miro's journey, his ambitions for the future, and the lessons he hopes to bring back to the CIS community here: https://www.cis.edu.sg/news/miro-j-v-on-earning-a-place-at-como-1907s-elite-performance-camp

Former England Sevens player and one of the sport’s all-time leading try scorers, Dan Norton, recently visited CIS. He shared honest insights into the highs, setbacks, and habits that shaped his career at the top level, giving students a real sense of what it takes to perform consistently in elite sport. Thank you Dan for sharing your journey with us!

Before the end of the school term, our Kindergarten students are taking sustainability beyond the classroom as part of a recycling project.

They wrote to Dr. Weston to request the installation of a recycling bin in the TT Building. This week, they presented their ideas and shared the importance of reducing waste and increasing recycling within our school community.

It's inspiring to see our youngest learners using their voices to create positive change.

Take a look at some more highlights from our Grade 6 Moving Up Ceremony.

As students prepare to begin the next chapter of their learning journey, we are proud of all they have accomplished during their Primary School years and grateful for the many memories they have created along the way.

We wish our Grade 6 students every success as they transition into the IB Middle Years Programme (MYP).

Meet our Grade 5 Vice Principal for the Day, Shiloh.C.

As part of the Grade 5 How We Organise Ourselves unit on government, students campaigned for leadership roles and were elected by their peers. After a school-wide selection process, Shiloh was chosen to serve as Vice Principal for the Day.
Her campaign included ideas such as longer recess, free seating at lunch, more sports and music classes, and even an ice cream machine on campus! For the day, she joined Primary Vice Principal Mr Doug Sherrill and experienced school leadership in action.

Well done, Shiloh! We loved having you on the leadership team for the day!

Our Scholarship Ceremony was an opportunity to celebrate students who have distinguished themselves in academics, athletics, the performing arts and all-round contribution to the CIS community.

These scholarships recognise the hard work, commitment and contributions of our recipients, both inside and outside the classroom.

Congratulations to all of our 2026 Scholarship recipients on this well-deserved achievement.