TAS Mustangs’ Playhouse, also known as MSHS Drama Club, had its first workshop of the new academic year yesterday afternoon. Overall, this first session promised to be the start of a successful run for our MSHS Drama Club.
Yesterday morning, TAS MSHS Mustangs attended the Mustangs’ Kick-off General Assembly 2022 – the first assembly of the new academic year 2022-2023. It was the opportunity for our new MSHS students to get to know the Senior Leadership Team, the faculty, and other personnel who will assist them in their new journey at Middle School-High School.
TAS regrets to announce that the SAT Examination scheduled for Saturday, August 27th has been canceled. However, all registered candidates may re-register for the “make up” date scheduled for Saturday, September 17th, 2022.
TAS opened our campus doors to welcome our students back to school yesterday, August 18, 2022, and we were beyond happy to see them back here at TAS after such a long summer break.
Yesterday morning, August 17, 2022, TAS gladly welcomed our new students, their parents, and previously-Grade 5 students who were transitioning to Grade 6 to the much anticipated Orientation Day. This small event was designed to help our newly joined Mustangs and new middle schoolers get used to a new learning environment and receive important information for their journey ahead at TAS.
TAS Arts Week exhibitions were a part of TAS Arts Week 2022, where our Mustangs’ artistic talent was showcased throughout this week-long annual event. Let’s enjoy the marvelous works of art that Mustangs across different grades created.
As the summertime is slowly coming to an end here at TAS, our trip down memory lane is also coming a close, but not without some excitement, as we look back at Grade 6 students’ field trip to Can Gio. The 2021-2022 academic year was fully packed with many memorable activities, and this field trip is one of them.
TAS students’ Masterchef skills celebration continued today with a throwback to the Hispanic cuisine cooking class – a part of our Spanish studies curriculum. Students of TAS Spanish Studies had been learning about Argentinian street food, and in this class, they were cooking Argentinian empanadas made of ham and cheese.
Besides learning inside the classrooms, our students got to try and acquire a lot of other skills, one of which was baking. Let’s see how our Grade 7 students baked some delicious cookies back in the last days of the school year 2021-2022.
During the field trips to Bopbi House – a pottery studio, our Mustangs really let their creativity soar, which led them to creating cutesy pottery products that were finally delivered to the school. Let’s see how these products actually look like and once again celebrate the artistic talent of our students!