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East Spring Primary School

Overseas School Partners

Global experiences that shape young minds

Last updated 14 September 2026

Beyond Our Borders: ESPS Internationalisation Journeys

At East Spring Primary School, we believe that meaningful learning extends beyond the classroom. Through our Internationalisation programmes, students are given the opportunity to step beyond Singapore's shores, engage with different cultures, and develop into confident, globally aware individuals grounded in strong values.

Suzhou, China

Our Primary 5 students undertake an enriching exchange with the Experimental Primary School of Suzhou Science & Technology Town. In addition to this school partnership, students have the opportunity to explore Suzhou's rich cultural heritage, including Tiger Hill, the Suzhou Museum, Tongli Ancient Town, and a traditional Kunqu Opera performance — deepening their understanding of one of China's most historic cities while building lasting friendships.

ESPS students and teachers posing for a photo indoors, in a modern building with a staircase and artwork displays in the background.
Five students dressed in traditional Chinese costumes on a stage, with one student in full Peking Opera makeup and costume, performing in front of a backdrop decorated with cranes and cherry blossoms
Two teachers and three students standing in front of a screen displaying 'Gifts Exchange', each holding framed artwork during a gift exchange ceremony.

Chiang Mai, Thailand

In partnership with Varee Chiang Mai School, our students are immersed in the culture and community life of Northern Thailand. Through hands-on cultural experiences, students forge meaningful connections with their Thai peers and gain valuable insight into a different way of life.

A group of students in school uniforms standing in a circle outdoors, collaboratively handling a large circular maze board as part of a team-building activity.
Four students crouching outdoors, working together to stack red cups using strings attached to a rubber band as part of a team-building challenge.
A group of students in yellow school uniforms and gloves planting saplings on a hillside as part of an outdoor environmental activity

The Journey
 These journeys represent more than travel — they are purposeful learning experiences that help our students grow into globally aware, culturally sensitive, and values-driven individuals, prepared to make a positive contribution wherever their journeys take them.