Clubs
Students at Singapore American School are encouraged to become involved in some of the many and varied co- and extra-curricular activities available. SAS sponsors more than fifty clubs, organizations, and activities designed to appeal to a wide range of interests, abilities and talents. Students may choose from community service groups, student government, fine and performing arts activities and performances, media and publications, academic clubs and activities, language and cultural clubs, athletics, and honor societies. Many are open to all interested students, some are class-related, and others are by audition or tryout or have specific criteria for membership.
At the Student Council Club Fair, held during the second week of school, students have the opportunity to explore existing clubs and activities or to get information about starting a new one. Athletic team tryouts are announced on the Morning Show and in the Daily Bulletin, as are Student Council elections and auditions for drama productions, MUN and IASAS Cultural events. At any time during the year that you need more information about clubs or activities or want to start a new club, feel free to drop into the Activities Office, located on the first floor in room S108/S109 (the office closest to the track), or speak to a member of the Executive Council.
Academic Clubs
- Business Club
- Chess Club
- Math Club
- PR Club
- Speech Club
- Model United Nations
- SEAMC
Academic clubs allow students to pursue academic passions outside of the classroom. There are also a number of competitions that involve students in out-of-class academic pursuits. Students participate in several math competitions, Knowledge Bowl, and through the IASAS Cultural Conventions, such activities as debate, extemporaneous speaking, impromptu speaking and oral interpretation.
Community Service Clubs
[Click Here to View the Service@SAS Website]
Fine and Performing Arts Clubs
- Animation Club
- Breakers Inc
- Ceramic Club
- Dance Club
- Prism Swing Club
- Technical Theatre Club
- Visual & Performing Arts Council
- Morning Show
- Photo Club/Designers Network
- Dead Artists Society
Honor Societies
Students at SAS achieve at a very high level, and there a number of honor societies which recognize outstanding accomplishment. For information about the selection criteria for the other societies, check with the High School Principal’s Secretary or with the faculty sponsor of the society.
- French Honor Society
- Mandarin Honor Society
- Japenese Honor Society
- National Honor Society
- Service Project
- Spanish Honor Society
- TRI-M (Modern Music Masters)
Language Clubs
- Canto Club
- French Club
- Hawaiian Dance and Culture Club
- Japanese Club
- Korean Club
- Mandarin Club
- Spanish Club
- Taiwan Club
Recreational Clubs
- Aikido Club
- Athletic Council
- BBQ Club (Norris)
- Climbing Club
- Rugby Club
- Golf Club
- Film Society
- Gaming Society
Student Government
Visit the Student Council website
Student Council is comprised of the Executive Council, consisting of five officers, and four Class Councils, each consisting of five officers. In addition, each Class Council is assisted by a Class Cabinet, made up of interested students from the representative classes. Two faculty members advise each Class Council; one or two faculty members advise the Executive Council.
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