At TAS, science in elementary school is a hands-on journey of discovery. Through experiential lessons, modern labs, and inspiring teachers, students observe, question, and experiment—building critical thinking skills and a natural love for science from an early age.

At TAS, international education is more than academics—it fosters global thinking. Through integrated global topics, community engagement, and mentor-guided learning, High School students grow into responsible, open-minded individuals ready to thrive in a connected world with confidence and purpose.

At TAS, the arts are more than just a subject—they’re a path to self-expression. Through diverse programs, professional facilities, and inspiring mentors, students explore their creativity and shape their artistic identity via vibrant extracurricular activities—an essential part of the international school experience.

At TAS, the international curriculum brings science to life through modern labs, problem-based learning, and student-led research projects. High School students engage in hands-on experiments, sharpen critical thinking, and develop academic skills—building a strong foundation for future success in STEM fields.

University applications can't be rushed in the final year. A personalized roadmap from Grade 9 gives international students time to explore, grow, and build a strong profile step by step. At TAS, students receive 4-year guidance with dedicated mentors, clear academic plans, and a comprehensive support system.

How can international students truly stand out among thousands of high-achieving applications? The key lies in personal stories, meaningful experiences, and strategic growth. At TAS, students receive early guidance to shape a distinctive and authentic version of themselves—not just to get into top universities, but to thrive beyond.

With age-appropriate sports programs and dedicated teachers, students enjoy daily movement while building discipline, teamwork, and self-confidence – essential foundations for a healthy and resilient childhood.

At The American School (TAS), middle school students develop essential communication and teamwork skills in a truly international environment. Through collaborative projects, debates, and global exchange programs, students learn to listen, connect, and work effectively with peers from diverse cultural backgrounds – preparing them to thrive as confident global citizens

At The American School (TAS), Math is taught through real-life applications to help elementary students develop logical thinking, problem-solving, and academic communication in English. Here, students don’t just learn Math—they learn how to use it as a meaningful tool for life, planning, and creative thinking.