News & Announcements

An art competition organised by Tamasha by Deepika Rajan, is part of the Because #whynot initiative supported by The National Integration Council. The project is meant to bring diverse community members together through the magic of theatre. This event showcases Singapore’s vibrant culture, perspectives and values to embrace the different races in Singapore.

“The sacrifices you are willing to make is solely dependent on your desire to succeed.” DIMENSIONS is pleased to share about Khyati Jain’s eye-catching performance during the Chingay parade. She was selected to be a centre performer along the first row. She performed a cartwheel set much to the delight of the audience.

Earth Day is an annual event celebrated on April 22 to demonstrate support for environmental protection. DIMENSIONS commemorated this day with a meaningful donation drive! We asked our students to donate clothes that they either do not want or are unable to wear anymore.

It is not failure itself that holds you back, but it is the fear of failure that paralyses you. Sai Sanjana from Pri 4K however, is not one to shy away from challenges. She in fact embraces them. Sai Sanjana has done DIMENSIONS and her parents proud in a recent competition conducted by the Singapore Tamil Life Literary, where she placed third in the Primary 4 category.

The Salaam India Expo is held to salute to the ‘spirit of India’ of Indian products and companies from multiple industry sectors coming together. It is a platform for merchants and businesses selling Indian-centric items and food, sourced straight from India.

DIMENSIONS welcomed exchange students this month to tour our Kovan campus. They hailed from Indonesia and their energy and excitement was palpable. They arrived at our school bright and early for a briefing where they went through the agenda for the day.

DIMENSIONS is happy to announce the achievements of one talented individual. Pranav Balasubramaniam from 6R, has received 3rd place in the 33rd Sunday Rapid challenge hosted by the Kasparov Chess Foundation Asia-Pacific Pte Ltd (KCFAP). Congratulations on this amazing achievement and continue to strive for the best!

Even during term breaks, DIMENSIONS is always on the lookout for areas to improve and upkeep our campus and will constantly upgrade our facilities. This is so that when students and staff members come back, they’ll be met with a building that’s as shiny and new as the first time they entered, and they can thus experience the best quality of life while at school.

We bade farewell to our graduating IGCSE classes, 4C and 4D, with a party. It was a lively and unforgettable time as our students hung out with their classes as a whole before they went their separate ways. The party commemorated the times spent mugging for examinations, and hanging out with friends in class.

Last year, Singapore Polytechnic (SP) invited our students to their campus, giving them a chance to learn more about their potential future school and why they should enrol at SP after O Levels. SP has a total of 34 courses with over 100 specialisations to choose from! From aerospace engineering, nautical sciences, to media, arts, and design studies, SP has much to offer young learners.

Earlier this year, we held Chinese New Year celebrations at our Kovan campus. We kicked off the festivities with an awe-inspiring lion dance performance that brought so much joy to our students. Their coordinated movements were so well executed and mesmerising to watch. The god of fortune also showed up as a special guest to grace the performance.

On 22 March, DIMENSIONS celebrated World Water Day—a United Nations organised holiday to cooperate on water and create positive ripple effects. We used this day to get our students to reflect on the importance of water and its conservation.

The GCE AS/A Levels are a huge milestone in a student’s life. The results help determine which university one goes to and the probability of enrolling in the courses that you want.

Huge congrats to the DIMENSIONS students who received offers of admission to local primary and secondary schools! It is such a joy to see the hard work of our students and teachers pay off.

Congratulations to our very own DIMENSIONS student, Pravesh, from P101 on being the youngest to recite the Periodic Table—a record that has made it to the Singapore Book of Records.