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| 15 Oct 2025 | |
| School Reflection |
I came to Stamford American in 2011, while I was in Kindergarten 2. I attended the old campus, next to the current Early Learning Village.
My time at Stamford American has made me become the person I am today. It has helped shape my ambitions and future pathways. The classes I’ve taken have made me want to be a designer, and the experiences have helped shape my personality.
My number-one memory would definitely have to be our Grade 11 camp. It was the funniest and most impactful one yet, as we did activities like bike riding, camping on the beach, hiking up to a cave, and visiting the fishing village. I was able to make new friends and learn about Sam Roi Yot in Thailand.
I will miss seeing all my friends during class. I will also miss the facilities here, like the Innovation Center’s resources.
While it feels great to be graduating, I do feel emotional as I’ve been here for such a long time. I have made many memories. I will also miss all the familiar faces, students and staff. Stamford American is such an open community with many kind people.
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