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UWCSEA is a united, welcoming community, spread across two campuses that embrace students and their families.
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Guiding Statements

Our Guiding Statements help to ensure that our students are equipped to enact the mission throughout their lives. 
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A UWCSEA education is values-based and holistic, developing young people who will build a more peaceful and sustainable world. Learn more.

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K–12 Concept-Based Curriculum.

Our curriculum is designed to help students develop knowledge, skills and understanding through five elements of our learning programme. Learn more.

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The passion and energy of our diverse community of students is what makes our campuses come to life. Learn more.

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Scholars

Our scholars come from a wide range of backgrounds and bring unique perspectives and experience to our community. Learn more.

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Our Big Ideas

As a learning community, we engage with the world of ideas to connect concepts and put ideas into action. Learn more.

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Singapore as a Nation State: Past, Present and Future.

By Mr Janadas Devan, Director of the Institute of Policy Studies at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, NUS

Discover the fascinating evolution of 'Singapore as a Nation State, Past Present and Future' with Mr. Janadas Devan and our panel of UWCSEA students, connecting Singapore's historical roots and its present circumstances. View here

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A welcome from our Director of Admissions and introduction to our process. Learn more.

UWCSEA runs an annual application cycle

Applications for 2024/2025

Applications for the 2024/2025 school year will open on 1 September 2023 Learn more.

Careers

CAREERS

If you are as inspired by our mission to make education a force to unite people...Learn more.

Working at UWCSEA

We welcome applications from prospective colleagues who will contribute to our diverse community…Learn more.

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Support us

The UWCSEA culture of giving and service is central to our identity as a mission-aligned community. Learn more.

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Impact of Giving

The generosity of our community has had a significant impact on individuals and groups in Singapore, the region and globally. Learn more.

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Service Mercy Centre

Mercy Centre, based in Bangkok, aims to assist the city’s slums with a heavy focus on the children.

Ocean Filters

This GC takes action to inform the school community of plastic pollution, particularly in the ocean, and to address the problems that arise from it.

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Investigation

Students identify individual interests and skills they can offer to service partners, and research the systemic issues that impact their chosen cause.

This can include desk and field research, with students learning more about our partner organisations through online research, guest speakers and site visits for observation and interviews.

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Preparation

Students receive any training in skills they may have identified in their initial investigation step, and write age-appropriate service learning goals for their planned course of action. UWCSEA has developed a framework and template to help students with setting goals and measurable targets.

Service learning Step 3 Action

Action with value meaning and purpose

Students enact their plans, taking pause at the six-week mark to complete a SWOT analysis in order to measure progress against their targets and identify areas for improvement and/or additional resources or skills required.

Service Learning Step 4

Reflection

At the end of the planned service programme, students review their goals, obtain feedback from our service partners and reflect on their journey. Part of the process identifies further questions and considers improvements for the service activity.

This reflection often leads to renewed—or new—action.

Service Learning Step 5 Demonstration

Demonstration

Students solidify their learning through demonstration, which can include: sharing their stories in person; through presentations to friends, peers and family; blogs, multimedia and vlogging; learning journals and news stories. 

All of these activities raise awareness of the impact of service and inspire others to take action to make a positive contribution to their own communities.

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UWC South East Asia Dover
Dover Campus, Singapore

UWC South East Asia

Opened in 

1971

Student population 

3,008

Age group 

4–18 years

UWC South East Asia East
East Campus, Singapore

UWC South East Asia

Opened in 

2008

Student population 

2,589

Age group 

4–18 years

UWC Adriatic
Duino, Italy

UWC Adriatic

Opened in 

1982

Student population 

182

Age group 

16–19 years

UWC Atlantic College
Vale of Glamorgan, Wales, UK

UWC Atlantic

Opened in 

1962

Student population 

350

Age group 

15–19 years

UWC Changshu China
Changshu, China

UWC Changshu China

Opened in 

2015

Student population 

570

Age group 

15–18 years

UWC Costa Rica
Santa Ana Downtown, Costa Rica

UWC Costa Rica

Opened in 

2006

Student population 

192

Age group 

16–19 years

UWC Dilijan
Dilijan, Armenia

UWC Dilijan

Opened in 

2014

Student population 

220

Age group 

16–18 years

UWC East Africa
Moshi and Arusha, Tanzania

UWC East Africa

Opened in 

1969

Student population 

500

Age group 

3–20 years

UWC ISAK Japan
Karuizawa, Japan

UWC ISAK Japan

Opened in 

2014

Student population 

200

Age group 

15–19 years

Li Po Chun UWC
Hong Kong SAR, China

Li Po Chun UWC

Opened in 

1992

Student population 

256

Age group 

16–18 years

UWC Maastricht
Maastricht, The Netherlands

UWC Maastricht

Opened in 

2009

Student population 

900

Age group 

4–18 years

UWC Mahindra College
Pune, India

UWC Mahindra College

Opened in 

1997

Student population 

240

Age group 

16–18 years

UWC Mostar
Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

UWC Mostar

Opened in 

2006

Student population 

200

Age group 

16–19 years

Pearson College UWC
Victoria, Canada

Pearson College UWC

Opened in 

1974

Student population 

200

Age group 

16–19 years

UWC Red Cross Nordic
Flekke, Norway

UWC Red Cross Nordic

Opened in 

1995

Student population 

205

Age group 

16–20 years

UWC Robert Bosch College
Freiburg, Germany

UWC Robert Bosch College

Opened in 

2014

Student population 

200

Age group 

16–19 years

UWC Thailand
Phuket, Thailand

UWC Thailand

Opened in 

2008

Student population 

380

Age group 

2–18 years

UWC-USA
Montezuma, New Mexico

UWC-USA

Opened in 

1982

Student population 

235

Age group 

17–19 years

Waterford Kamhlaba UWC
Mbabane, Eswatini

Waterford Kamhlaba UWC

Opened in 

1963

Student population 

600

Age group 

11–20 years

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The Personal and Social Education programme (PSE) at UWCSEA incorporates an evidence-based, international child safety program across all grades as part of our Personal and Social Education programme.   The Keeping Safe: Child Protection Curriculum (KS:CPC) is a child safety program for children and young people from age 3 to year 12. It teaches children to:

  • recognise abuse and tell a trusted adult about it
  • understand what is appropriate and inappropriate touching
  • understand ways of keeping themselves safe.

To access parent factsheets please go to the following links:

Early Years

Years 3-5

Years 6-9

Years 10 - 12

Primary School

Junior School

Middle School

High School