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Singapore American School After School Activity Bus Drop Off Points Singapore American School After School Activity Bus drop off points (Map + Street View) Activity Bus A – Stevens Road Activity Bus A – Stevens Road Activity Bus A – American Club Activity Bus A – American Club Activity Bus B – Rail Mall Activity Bus B – Rail Mall Activity Bus B – Pandan Valley Activity Bus B – Pandan Valley Activity Bus B – Pandan Valley Activity Bus B – Dover MRT Activity Bus B – Dover MRT Activity Bus C – Dunearn Road (Sime Darby Centre) Activity Bus C – Dunearn Road (Sime Darby Centre) Activity Bus C – Dunearn Road (after Caltex station) Activity Bus C – Dunearn Road (after Caltex station) Activity Bus C – Watten Park Activity Bus C – Watten Park Activity Bus C – Farrer Road (Farrer MRT) Activity Bus C – Farrer Road (Farrer MRT) Activity Bus C – Holland Village (Holland MRT) Activity Bus C – Holland Village (Holland MRT) Activity Bus D – Four Seasons Park Activity Bus D – Four Seasons Park Activity Bus D – Great World Serviced Apartments Activity Bus D – Great World Serviced Apartments Activity Bus E – Meyer Road (Peach Garden) Activity Bus E – Meyer Road (Peach Garden) Activity Bus E – Tanjong Rhu Activity Bus E – Tanjong Rhu Activity Bus E – Singapore Indoor Stadium Activity Bus E – Singapore Indoor Stadium Activity Bus E – Kallang MRT Activity Bus E – Kallang MRT Activity Bus F – Yio Chu Kang MRT Activity Bus F – Yio Chu Kang MRT Activity Bus F – Thomson Plaza Activity Bus F – Thomson Plaza Activity Bus H – Chancery Court Activity Bus H – Chancery Court Activity Bus H – Newton Carpark Activity Bus H – Newton Carpark Activity Bus J – Vivo City Activity Bus J – Vivo City.
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