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I’m very happy to be a UTS student. At UTS, I meet a lot of friends, teachers, student care aunts and uncles. I have chances to dance, sing, perform and do what I love here. I am a unique seed and so are you.

I always looked forward to seeing my son’s joy when he went to school. And I knew my son even expected it much more than me. After many years of closing up, he has felt the happiness on his way to school every morning since he studied at UTS. This was such a wonderful thing to me.

UTS is a place where children can experience myriad of things. In many subjects, teachers create exciting projects for students to involve. I observe that after doing these projects, my child learns a lot of useful knowledge and skills. Children and their classmates also connect more closely through teamwork.

The environment here has brought me a lot of new knowledge and new discoveries. I transferred from a public school, so I thought it would be difficult to adapt to this environment. Nevertheless, UTS totally made me feel "this is home". Learning materials are diverse and friends always support each other.

I feel truly thankful to UTS because thanks to the Drama class, my child has developed a lot of skills. When I attended the performance that my children have a role, I was very surprised by the confidence and courage that he has gained since studying here.

Students at UTS are encouraged to take part in a variety of clubs that motivate student interests. From computer programming, synchronized swimming to film study - students are exposed to a variety of disciplines that are not usually explored. My film study club is where the students explore different themes embedded within relevant and influential media. I am a big advocate for allowing students to unpack, discuss and even debate topics found within the explored or chosen film. Not only does this allow for further English exposure, which I believe is highly beneficial but also an opportunity to think deeper, to analyse and explore concepts that otherwise might not have. There is much to learn from the world around us, especially our favourite films.