At The American School (TAS), middle school students take “Global Citizenship” classes where they explore critical global issues such as climate change, human rights, and gender equality. Alongside an international academic curriculum, students develop character, life skills, and a strong sense of community responsibility—preparing them to become true global citizens with both knowledge and heart.

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), happiness is more than a feeling — it’s a core educational philosophy. With a nurturing environment, strong school–family partnerships, and caring teachers, TAS creates a space where students not only thrive academically but also feel safe, heard, and joyfully inspired to grow every day.

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.

At The American School (TAS), public speaking is not a standalone activity—it’s thoughtfully integrated across all subjects. From the early years of elementary, students are guided to build confidence, clarity of thought, and personal expression through projects, presentations, and interactive learning. This consistent practice lays a strong foundation for effective communication and empowers them to speak up, own their voice, and thrive in any international academic setting.