News & Announcements

A hearty congratulations to the principal of DIMENSIONS High School, Mr Kelvin Lin, for winning the award of Best Principal (International Zone)!

Studying is a part and parcel of life as a student. For many students, they would prefer to study in the evening rather than the morning, and others, vice versa.

We are delighted to share the good news of our students receiving offers of admission into local universities! Congratulations to them for their hard work and efforts in rigorously studying for this big exam that has daunted even the most prepared students.

A healthy diet is important to keep your body nourished and ready to take on your difficult task. Some foods are beneficial to your brain. Here are some top brain foods that can help boost your long-term brain health.

As the IGCSE exams draw near, let’s remember to take care of our mental and physical health! While consistent studying and revising is important to retain information, so is getting enough rest. Here are some ways you can keep stress levels in check this season.

As Covid ramps up, the safety of our students and staff remains our utmost priority. In DIMENSIONS, we conduct regular screening, sanitising and regular reminders to our students to adopt good hygiene habits, with sanitising stations set up at key locations around the campus.

We are so proud to share that for this year’s Admissions Exercise for International Students (AEIS), our students received more than 130 offers of admission to government primary and secondary schools!

Psychology is an underappreciated field. However, with the spike of mental illnesses in recent years, understanding human cognition has been more important than ever. Psychology is a study of the human mind and behaviours, providing a more introspective and in-depth exploration of the subconscious.

We are immensely proud to announce that our high school students have received 66 offers of admission into local polytechnics! This achievement would not have been possible without the hard work and dedication of our teachers, and our students’ commendable drive to excel.

We are pleased to announce that the University of Strathclyde has achieved a ranking of #17 in the 2021 Corporate Knights Better World MBA Top 40!

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. That is why exercise is a wonderful way to complement learning. Exercise increases the production of endorphins, which are happy chemicals that keep you feeling positive.

The World Health Organization has classified “burnout” as an occupational hazard. If burnout is not addressed, it can affect a person’s mental well-being and lead to issues that would affect their work performance and productivity. It leaves one feeling hopeless, cynical, and resentful.

Getting vaccinated is essential in preventing many infectious diseases, including the Covid-19 virus. It reduces their chances of experiencing extreme symptoms if infected. If your child/ ward has not been vaccinated, please get them vaccinated today!

A clean and organised classroom is a productive classroom. They’re not only a place for lessons, but also an avenue for bonding with fellow classmates. We encourage our Primary classes to work together to clean up their learning space regularly to learn about teamwork.

The Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) has announced the schedules of the 2020 Cambridge GCE “O” and “A” Level examinations, as detailed in the tables below. We urge all “O” and “A” Level students to manage their time wisely in preparation for the upcoming examinations and strive for excellent results!