ACS (International)

ACS (International) Singapore is a distinctive international secondary school open to all Singaporeans & other nationalities, offering an all-round English-based education for students aged 12 to 18 years leading to the International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP)

• Exceptional examination results, strong value-added achievement and an all-round holistic education

• 50:50 mix of local and international teachers who uphold the dual Methodist ethos and ACS heritage

• Small class sizes with overall student-teacher ratio of 8.7 : 1

• 40 different CCAs – 16 Sporting, 12 Visual and Performing Arts, 12 Special Interest Groups

• Over 200 formal student leadership positions

• Scholarships for four Singaporeans to undertake the IBDP

• Students with perfect score of 45 points in IBDP

• 23 “Top in the World” awards in IGCSE examinations over each of the past twelve years

• Students accepted to Oxford and Cambridge universities for the past eight years

• Admissions to top universities in the UK, the US, Australia and Singapore

• PSLE and GCE ‘O’ Level students obtaining outstanding value-added examination results for the IBDP and improved pathways to good universities

For more information, please contact Joseph Ng or Serene Lim at +65 6472 1477 or admissions@acsinternational.edu.sg

• Successes at national level in Athletics, Touch Rugby, Debating, Orchestra, Volleyball, Taekwondo, Ice Hockey, Fencing, Swimming, Artistic Swimming, Rhythmic Gymnastics and Wushu

Over 300 members from Emmanuel Tamil Annual Conference's (ETAC) eight churches gathered at Ang Mo Kio Tamil Methodist Church on 28 January to celebrate the Lord's abundant grace and faithfulness for the past year. It was the first in-person Thanksgiving Service in three years.

The annual Thanksgiving Service kicked off with the Emmanuel Praise choir, made up of members from each church, singing a classical Tamil song as key appointment holders including Pastors and Lay Leaders entered the Sanctuary carrying a cross, a Bible and banners bearing the names of their Boards and their Local Churches. An exuberant time of worship then followed as the people sang praises in unison. Songs of hope were interwoven into the service and rendered by each church as the service progressed. It was also the first time the newly established ETAC Children's Choir was part of the Thanksgiving Service and it was conducted by Dr Judith Laoyan-Mosomos, Director of Worship & Music, Methodist School of Music.

ETAC President Rev Philip Abraham delivered the sermon and introduced the theme for the year: Sow. Speaking primarily from Mark 4:13-20, Rev Philip emphasised the call presented to us Christians to sow the Word in order to reap a plentiful harvest for God's kingdom and his glory. He then took the opportunity to share ETAC's Vision 2024: Pray, Seek, Sow, Harvest. This year's focus is sowing the Word and the members of the congregation were encouraged to continue sowing despite the challenges presented by the world.

The service concluded with a song of blessing delivered by the Pastors and their spouses as the congregation prayerfully looked forward to another year of God's unwavering faithfulness.