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Global Schools Group commits S 100 000 community pledge and plans 20 campuses

Global Schools Group pledged 100 000 Singapore dollars to community programmes and announced strategic plans to establish 20 new international school campuses by 2030

Global Schools Group commits S 100 000 community pledge and plans 20 campuses

Global Schools Group (GSG), a globally recognized network of K-12 schools, recently marked its 25th anniversary by pledging S$100,000 in community support and unveiling plans to open 20 new international campuses by 2030. The anniversary event, hosted in Singapore, was attended by Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong, who witnessed the distribution of donation cheques to key beneficiaries.

The funds will primarily be used to enhance accessibility features in special education schools and support inclusive community spaces across Singapore. GSG also announced new partnerships with the North East Community Development Council and the Community Chest. The network, which has grown from a single campus to 64 across 11 countries, highlighted its commitment to academic excellence, innovation, and civic duty through its recent achievements and upcoming initiatives.

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