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Sassy Mama
4 days ago
- General
- Sassy Mama
Students At This School Gain A Competitive Edge At Universities With College-level Academics (+ $500 Off!)
Discover how the International Community School's Advanced Placement (AP) courses prepare students for university and beyond through rigorous, college-level academics – with students consistently outperforming global benchmarks! Looking for a school that equips your child with the right skills and foundation for university and beyond? Choosing the right school plays a big part in helping your child reach their full potential, and preparing them for success at the right university is just as important. At the International Community School (ICS) in Singapore, students don't just excel academically, they also grow into confident individuals who are prepared to thrive in any environment. With a globally recognised American curriculum, ICS equips them with the tools, values, and real-world experience they need to thrive. Recognising students' potential for academic success and beyond ICS offers 25 Advanced Placement (AP) courses that challenge students with college-level academic work in high school. With an average score of 4 out of 5, ICS students consistently outperform global averages, giving them a competitive edge when applying to top universities. These strong results also often allow students to earn early college credit. As the Class of 2025 prepares to graduate, their university acceptances reflect not just academic excellence but also personal growth and a readiness to lead in a rapidly changing world. This year's seniors are heading to prestigious universities across the United States, United Kingdom, Asia, and more. Alumni like Sann Nu Wai (PhD from Imperial College London) and Nathan Low, who has earned his B.A., cum laude, from UC Berkeley and his Juris Doctor (JD) from UCLA School of Law, further amplify that ICS prepares students for success in every field. Yushi Liao (Class of 2024) is studying Materials Science at City University of Hong Kong and contributing to sustainability projects. 'ICS taught me that service is action,' she says, emphasising the school's focus on purposeful learning. Personalised pathways with a supportive community At ICS, every student is encouraged to explore their passions and goals. With one-on-one academic counselling, students receive the personalised guidance they need to plan and prepare for university applications. A low student-to-teacher ratio also means students get the individual attention they need every step of the way. The school's supportive community doesn't end at graduation, many ICS alumni stay connected to the community, with some even returning to teach, coach, and guide the next batch of students! Ready to explore how ICS can prepare your teen for university? Sign up for their upcoming virtual Open House on 4 June 2025 to learn more! Join ICS's Virtual Open Houses to enjoy a $500 waiver on your application fee! Secure your spots here. International Community School (ICS), 27a Jubilee Road, Singapore 128575,
Zawya
17-04-2025
- Politics
- Zawya
Eritrea: Public Diplomacy Activities by Diaspora National
Nationals in Germany, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, New Zealand, and the United States have conducted various public diplomacy activities. According to reports, the national committee of Eritreans in Germany held its 4th Congress on 15 April in Frankfurt, attended by representatives from 26 cities across Germany. Mr. Yohannes Woldu, Chargé d'Affaires at the Eritrean Embassy in Germany, noted that national associations have reached a new stage by strengthening their organizational capacity. He commended the national committee for its relentless efforts in organizing activities for the national associations. Mr. Yohannes Mebrahtu, chairman of the national committee, presented an activity report outlining the achievements registered, challenges encountered, and measures taken to address those challenges. Meanwhile, Mr. Kibreab Tekeste, Eritrea's Consul General in Frankfurt, conducted a seminar for nationals in Nuremberg focusing on the current situation in the homeland. Mr. Kibreab stated that the Eritrean people, while safeguarding their country's sovereignty, are actively involved in the national construction process and development. He also called on nationals to strengthen their resilience against forces attempting to reverse the country's progress. Mr. Teame Haile, head of Public and Community Affairs at the Eritrean Embassy, called on nationals to support the construction of a boarding school in Afambo, Southern Red Sea Region. Similar seminars were held in Frankfurt, Cologne, Düsseldorf, and Mannheim. In related news, Eritrean nationals in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, held a meeting to elect a new committee for the International Community School. The meeting, attended by Mr. Abdurahman Osman, Eritrea's Consul in Jeddah, resulted in the election of a new committee for a five-year term. In Egypt, the National Union of Eritrean Women branch conducted a seminar for members on 12 April in Cairo. At the event, Ms. Sa'adia Ibrahim, head of the National Union of Eritrean Women in the Southern Red Sea Region, and Ms. Kaltum Adm, head of the union branch in Egypt, gave extensive briefings on the current situation of Eritrean women in Egypt. Mr. Aman Abdulwasi'e, Chargé d'Affaires at the Eritrean Embassy in Egypt, was also in attendance. Likewise, the Eritrean community in Auckland, New Zealand, participated in the International Cultural Festival held on 6 April. During the event, the community showcased various materials promoting Eritrea's culture and heritage. The National Council of Eritrean Americans in the Southwest conducted its 12th Congress in Santiago, California. Additionally, the national committee of Eritreans in Lancaster, California, held a public meeting. At the meeting, Mr. Berhane Gebrehiwet, Chargé d'Affaires at the Eritrean Embassy, urged nationals—especially the youth—to strengthen their organizational capacity and actively participate in national affairs. Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Ministry of Information, Eritrea.
