Anis, diagnosed with ASD, has made remarkable progress in managing emotions and developing social skills. He now expresses unhappiness using words like “No” or “I don’t want”, and demonstrates improved eye contact, turn-taking and understanding of gestures and facial expressions. Anis is able to use appropriate greetings with a handshake or “hello”, make polite requests using “please” and “thank you”, apologise when needed, and wait patiently during group activities. He also follows school routines independently with minimal prompts.

Charlene’s bubbly personality and passion for the arts shone through her active participation in Music and Movement, where she performed dance and cajon at school and public events. Her determination carried over to the school’s Vocational Experience Programme, where she excelled in training courses and work attachments at Burger King and Sephora. Her dream of joining Sephora came true upon graduation and she now proudly works at one of their retail branches.

Sage’s love for swimming keeps him fit and focused, while his bubbly spirit and consistency drive his success. Training up to 6 times a week, rain or shine, he has proudly represented TGS in major competitions such as the National Inter-School Para Swimming Championships organised by the Singapore Disability Sports Council, where he won multiple gold medals and the Best Performing School Challenge Trophy for Under-13s. In 2025, he brought further honour to the school by winning the Challenge Trophy and 3 gold medals at the Special Olympics Singapore National Games.