Fiona Tye, Author at NEXUS International School

Learning, Laughter, and Community: Looking Back at the International Fair

The buzz of excitement crackled in the air as the second annual International Fair, a testament to our rich cultural diversity, organised by our Nexus Parent Community Group (NCG), kicked off. Parents and learners streamed through the halls, their faces alight with curiosity. Thirty-six booths burst with national pride, each representing a different nation, showcasing their countries’ most delectable dishes and offering a taste of the world. Aromatic spices hung in the air as families wandered from stall to stall, sampling exotic flavours and swapping stories. The international feast wasn’t just for the taste buds – 27 vendors displayed unique

Learning at Every Lunch

A Family-Style Dining approach for Nursery and Kindergarten with FREE meals “What’s for lunch today?” asks the teacher. Small voices chime in, excited about the day’s menu. The teacher then points to a carrot, “Which food group does a carrot belong to?” “Fruit,” says one child, “No, it’s vegetable!” says another. “How many apple slices can you see?” “Two!” they chime together. An innovative approach to learning At lunchtime, in schools around the world, a unique scene unfolds. This innovative approach to lunch is a delightful blend of education and enjoyment. It’s about more than just food. It’s about bringing

Nexus: A School that Grows with its Learners

“You know when chance meetings turn into a great thing…” Ten years ago, a chance encounter at a conference ignited a spark. Harry Hoodless, an architect with Broadway Malyan, was enthralled by the impassioned speech of BK Gan, President of Taylor’s Schools. Intrigued by BK’s vision for education, Harry sought him out for a conversation. The discussion soon turned to Nexus International School (Singapore), a project close to BK’s heart. However, the initial designs were not inspiring BK and Harry felt the frustration that permeated the air. Then, in a moment that would change everything, Harry surprised them

Suzie Bacon: From Triathlon Spectator to Competitor

Suzie Bacon, a Primary Teacher here at Nexus, unexpectedly discovered her love for triathlons. Watching them from the sidelines, she was struck by the fun and challenge they seemed to offer. In 2019, she took the plunge and participated in her first triathlon, experiencing the thrill of competition firsthand. Her initial nerves vanished when she hit the water, and a surprising third-place finish solidified her passion for the sport. Since then, Suzie has become a seasoned competitor, tackling events like the Metasprint Series and the Singapore T100. The camaraderie of training with others is a big draw for her,

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