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SINGAPORE ARTS SCHOOL LTD.

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What does SINGAPORE ARTS SCHOOL LTD. do?

Singapore Arts School Ltd is a charitable organization dedicated to providing integrated academic and arts education, fostering future generations of artists and creative professionals in Singapore.

Founded

2005

People

loh lik peng, koh lin-net, chan mui tuan, azman hisham bin ja'afar, chen jer ming, teo lai wah timothy, tan suee chieh, rajan sanjiv kumar, kuok meng ru, seah gek choo (she yuzhu)

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Highlights

  • Donations are tax-deductible
  • Registered Charity
  • Established since 2005
  • Published yearly Annual Reports

Society Impact

  • Promotes arts education: By providing integrated academic and arts education, the school can increase access to arts training for students who may not have had the opportunity otherwise. This could lead to a more culturally literate society with a greater appreciation for the arts.
  • Nurtures future artists and creative professionals: The school's mission is to develop its students to their fullest potential, which can contribute to the growth of Singapore's arts industry by producing talented individuals who will become professional artists or work in related fields.
  • Fosters a vibrant arts community: By establishing strong links with the arts community and other institutions, the school can help create a more connected and collaborative arts scene in Singapore. This could lead to increased innovation and creativity within the industry.
  • Enriches society through artistic expression: The school

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