From unexpected turns to bold new ideas, our #UWCSEA Alumni continue to follow paths shaped by curiosity and purpose. The Alumni News April 2026 edition features Dennis Jun '16, who is rethinking skincare through the lens of nutrition, Hyun Jai Lee (JL) '09 found his way into classical music through an unlikely detour, Anna Kimber OBE ’87 has spent her career breaking barriers in the military, and Stephanie Street Sylvestre ’95 brings stories to life on stage, reimagining them for new audiences around the world. 

High School students at UWCSEA Dover lead a musical Service programme that builds meaningful intergenerational connections with local elderly residents. Through regular performances and hands-on workshops, these young changemakers use the arts to promote wellbeing and strengthen community inclusion across Singapore. This initiative reflects the rich, experiential learning that sits at the heart of life at UWCSEA.

Head of College, Nick Alchin, explores the existential challenges and historical parallels of the rapid rise of Artificial Intelligence. Drawing on lessons from the Cold War and Stoic philosophy, he argues for a future defined by human agency rather than passive complacency. This first instalment of a six-part series examines how our community can hold its nerve in uncertain times.

Every March, UWCSEA observes Neurodiversity Celebration Week, joining a worldwide initiative that, "challenges stereotypes and misconceptions about neurological differences." Brian Ó Maoileoin, Primary School Principal at UWCSEA Dover explains why understanding neurodiversity is especially important in schools.