2020 - 2021

One of our students, Prashray Deevi from Grade 5 was covered by Tabla Newspaper on 16 April, 2021. Prashray has creative inspirations for flipbook, his amazing designs are interactive and engaging. He discovered his hobby when he was searching for art tutorials on YouTube. He felt so satisfying to see his creativity put into his flipping art book! At NPSI, we encourage creativity, it is the freest form of self-expression, allowing children to explore and express themselves openly without judgement.

At NPSI, we believe Cricket is a good sport for developing fine motor skills, social skills and overall fitness. Cricket builds a sense of accomplishment to increase our ability to think strategically and utilize decision-making skills.

At NPSI, we train our students the skills to build resilience. We believe there are several benefits of goal setting in sports. Goal setting boosts self-confidence, improved performance and increase individuals' motivation.

At NPSI, tennis is promoted as a sport that requires alertness, focus, and problem-solving skills, as well as strategic and tactical thinking. We are required to be in constant motion, allowing us to burn calories, increase bone strength, and improve the body's flexibility.

We are delighted and proud to announce that, our students have achieved the top 3 positions in the recent online All Asian and Oceanea Region History Bee & Bowl competition that took place on 24th and 25th April 2021. Our students have topped the competition and won 1st, 2nd and 3rd place! Students from 14 International Schools across countries including New Zealand, India, South Korea, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan, China and Philippines have participated in this competition. The students were well-trained in History Club and they were tested in the subjects of History, Geography, Science and general knowledge. This competition is well-organized by American International Academic.

Today is Earth Day, an annual event to demonstrate support for environmental protection. Students in NPSI learn and explore in an innovative way, lessons in nature walk and counting living things in the nature space. NPSI has also integrated counting Maths from number 1 to 20 for early years students to make learning about Earth Day more interesting and fun for them! To make the event more meaningful, our teachers have used recycled items to engage the students. Let's recycle and reuse!

NPSI embarks on a learning experience beyond the classroom, here’s a glimpse of our student's artworks that have been displayed in Indian Heritage Centre to showcase the diverse festivals celebrated across the year within the various Indian communities in Singapore through their unique ways on cultural festivals. NPSI student’s artwork were created with genuine creativity, guided by NPSI's flagship Visual Arts and Design department. We will continue to strengthen our students vision defining our young nation cultural identity and bringing diverse communities together. Follow us on IG: npsisingapore

At NPSI, we have several reasons to promote soccer too - soccer sport is a wonderful way to instill values like perseverance, teamwork, empathy, tolerance, and respect - not just competitiveness. Soccer builds our cooperation abilities, making it productive even outside of the soccer field.

Entrepreneurship Day was held on 17th March Wednesday. More than 200 teachers and students were seen visiting the 30 pop-up stalls operated by over a hundred budding entrepreneurs from Grade 8.

The sheer variety of merchandise and games offered ranging from handicrafts, paintings to bowling booths, made for a fun and bustling experience for the visitors. It was a successful event and all profits from the sales will be donated to a charity.

NPSI emphasizes the fun and enjoyment that can come from basketball, it encourages speed, agility, and strength. These skills are shown to have positive effects on promoting self-esteem and the students get to realize their increased confidence and abilities on the court. A strong team of 74 girls and 45 boys.

The FIRST Robotics Competition (FRC) is open to all students around the world. NPSI has participated in this exciting competition and we are now at the end-stage. NPSI #8235 and we called the team "Beyond the Flames". Our students are challenged to raise funds, design a team brand, hone teamwork skills, build and programme industrial-size robots to play a difficult field game against like-minded competitors. The team consists of 23 members across grades 9 through 11. 😀The 2020/21 season consists of 3 segments, the main one being, “Infinite Recharge @ Home”. They have made a robot that performs a multitude of tasks including but not limited to the collection of “power cells” through the intake system and lifting the entire robot on an elevated bar through the telescopic lift mechanism. FRC also deeply encourages teams to involve themselves in community outreach and fundraising. Our students have deeply enjoyed ourselves in these streams too. Overall FRC has been a very holistic and informative experience for everyone involved.

We feel empowered, inspired and hopeful!

NPSI's flagship Visual Arts and Design department is highly successful in inculcating a deep and profound appreciation and understanding of visual arts and design. Through the arts, students develop confidence, resilience, visual analysis skills, make better judgement, do well academically, and succeed in life after high school.

In the spirit of Deepavali, NPS International School teamed up with the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and other community partners such as the Hindu Endowment Board, CCI and various Hindu temples to contribute 170,000 packs of festive treats to migrant workers across 144 dormitories.