The 2026 Secondary History Fair, held on March 11–12, has successfully concluded, marking another memorable event that showcased the creativity, research skills, and historical understanding of students across the secondary level. Students explored significant moments in world history and geography, and presented their work through informative displays, comprehensive written research, and impressive models that reflected both academic effort and.. read more →

SLAS Model United Nations: A Year of Growth and Global Engagement SLAS Model United Nations has had an exciting and productive year so far. During the fall semester, the team hosted two in-house practice conferences designed to introduce new delegates to Model UN procedures, debate formats, and conference expectations. These sessions gave both new and.. read more →

ACAMIS Vox Cup — Soong Ching Ling School (25–26 October) Three of our middle school students represented the Wildcats at the ACAMIS Vox Cup, a weekend debating tournament focused on the theme of virtues. After a series of challenging rounds against teams from multiple schools, the squad earned an impressive third-place overall finish. Team members: Amber,.. read more →

What a week it was for our Wildcats! Photos over the week! Halloween FUN in the Wildcats Kitchen! This week in Wildcats Kitchen, students worked on spooky finger butter cookies for Halloween. They prepared the dough, measured ingredients, and shaped each cookie into a finger. They added almond pieces as nails and used food coloring.. read more →

Our Grade 2 science class recently dove into the exciting world of materials, exploring their incredible properties and the amazing ways they’re used in the real world. One of the most fascinating topics we discovered was the protective gear worn by workers in places like foundries, where safety is the number one priority. Students learned.. read more →

Empowering Students to Manage Screen Time: Insights from SLAS’s Screened Out Documentary Film Screening and Panel Discussion BLURB: How can we support students in managing screen time effectively? In our recent Screened Out documentary film screening and panel discussion, an SLAS 11th grader shared a powerful insight: setting priorities first can be more impactful than limiting screen hours. Read more.. read more →

Our annual Author’s Tea activity is a great way for our Wildcats to both practice and embrace our core values to become: Creative Thinkers, Proficient Communicators, Confident Individuals, and Compassionate Citizens of the World! Students work hard putting their projects together as well as practicing and presenting their works. We know they’re nervous but so proud and.. read more →

It’s Spirit Week here at SLAS! To help foster School Spirit, build stronger community ties, and to have fun and make some amazing memories we’ve got these themed days coming up during our ANNUAL SLAS SPIRIT WEEK! Monday 80s & 90s Tuesday Twin Day Wednesday Hat Day Thursday Halloween Friday Class Color Day FIRST UP FOR SPIRIT WEEK! First UP:.. read more →

A Musician’s Winter Dream: First Stage Silver Medal Art is a subject that evokes creativity, confidence, and passion within students. At SLAS, we encourage and cultivate the shared Core Values and work to integrate it within the various disciplines found in Art with our Wildcats, ensuring everyone has the tools and opportunity to show their.. read more →