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.

At The American School (TAS), creativity is not confined to the arts — it is woven into every subject. Through STEAM projects, integrated lessons, and an open learning environment, elementary students are encouraged to express themselves, explore freely, and think flexibly. It’s a powerful foundation that prepares them to grow and thrive in a rapidly changing world.

At The American School (TAS), students develop a global mindset from an early age through a multicultural learning environment, globally themed integrated lessons, and a teaching approach that embraces diversity. It’s the ideal foundation for raising 21st-century citizens who are open-minded, adaptable, and ready to thrive in a global society.

At The American School (TAS), children are thoughtfully prepared for the transition to elementary school through the “Bridge Program” – a gentle pathway from play-based learning to academic readiness. With a nurturing approach, close teacher guidance, and a positive classroom environment, young learners confidently begin their primary journey with joy, confidence, and a love for lifelong learning