For many parents, finding the best international schools in Singapore for your children is one of the most important decisions you’ll make when moving to a new country. This list features many schools that offer a multicultural environment and have students from a diverse range of backgrounds and countries. There’s also a wide variety of curriculums, from single-country programmes – including, for example, a British school in Singapore – to the International Baccalaureate and International Primary Curriculum. Here are 32 parent reviews of Singapore international schools, plus what questions to ask them and where they are all located.
Recommendations for the top international schools in Singapore
While a visit to a school is often the best way to make an instinctive decision based on the individual needs of your children, hearing the opinions of other families about their experiences can be invaluable. The following guide is not just a list of top international schools in Singapore, it features referrals from parents to help you slim down the schools you will need to visit.
EtonHouse International School
Founded: 1995
School Year: Local preschools – January to December; international preschools – August to June
Ages: 9 months to 18 years
Size: 3,000+ students
Curriculum: IB Primary Years Programme, IGCSE, International A-Levels
Emer and John Keane, Irish; Rowan (14)
We’ve been living in Singapore for seven years and Rowan has attended EtonHouse the whole time, transitioning from the Broadrick campus IB Primary years programme to the Orchard campus. The school also offers the International A levels pathway; very few international schools in Singapore provide this alternative to the IB Diploma.
High academic standards are expected at EtonHouse and the students get every assistance to help them reach their potential. When you combine their incredible teachers with smaller class sizes, you get an excellent focused education. The children are always stepping up to new challenges.
Their location at the top of Orchard Road provides transport connections and a new MRT line. Being in the city centre is also exciting for the children. It could mean a short walk to the Botanic Gardens for an interactive class or for the older students to leave the campus and enjoy lunch options nearby. Lovely memories are often created this way.
There’s continuous investments in facilities too. The latest addition is a recreation and play zone nestled among the adjacent black-and-white houses. Sports are varied with lots of different options.
We would particularly like to highlight the school’s strong ethos, which develops the students in a caring and interested way. There’s a really friendly atmosphere and the children are happy.
If you’re looking for a friendly school where your child will be happy and get a great education right in the heart of the city, then this is the place to consider.
13 locations island-wide | etonhouse.edu.sg
Swiss School in Singapore
Founded: 1967
School Year: August to June
Ages: 2 to 12 years
Size: 250 students
Curriculum: Swiss Curricula – German Stream, Canton of Zug; French Stream – Canton of Valais
Anna and Tomas Fransson, Swiss-Russian and Swiss-Swedish; Mila (9) and Leo (5)
Mila started at Swiss School in Singapore (SSiS) as soon as we arrived in December 2020. She’s currently in P3. Leo joined in January 2023 and is currently in Kindergarten.
This was our first international move as a family. Moving during the pandemic also added some levels of complexity. We wondered whether we could explore a new country, while at the same time maintain a Swiss approach to our children’s education and a community that provides a sense of belonging. For our children, the goal was to ensure a smooth transition with some familiar settings such as language, culture and curriculum. We wanted to maintain French as a main education language for our kids and have access to already familiar Swiss traditions.
Knowing that there is a Swiss School in Singapore made our decision to relocate much easier. We love its tropical setting with nice outdoor spaces and greenery all around. The community is strong and there are many activities organised both for the kids and their parents.
This is a great school for families who are looking for a well-rounded education, focusing on language, collaboration and self-exploration. Our kids are always happy to go to school, even after holidays. The nurturing, welcoming and encouraging atmosphere that SSiS creates is something unique for Singapore.
38 Swiss Club Road | 6468 2117 | swiss-school.edu.sg
Tanglin Trust School Singapore
Founded: 1925
School Year: August to July
Ages: 3 to 18 years
Size: 2,800 students
Curriculum: Enhanced English National curriculum with an international perspective, A-Levels, IBDP
Chantal Freeman and Richard Hanney, Australian and Irish; Quinn (7), Arlo (5) and Hugo (1)
Our family has lived in Singapore for four years. Quinn has been with Tanglin for almost four years, starting in Nursery and now in Year 2; Arlo started in Nursery almost two years ago and is now in Reception; Hugo will join Nursery in September 2025.
We’ve found the sense of community to be amazing. There are plenty of social occasions and events for the community to come together for and be involved in; these include the House Fun Runs, Movie Nights and the much loved Christmas Fair.
Thanks to the attentive teaching staff, our sons have always received the curricular support needed to ensure their continued progress and development, whether in academics or sports generally. Our boys have enjoyed the House system, which spans from Nursery up to Year 13. All of them will be in the same House as they go through the school. They thoroughly enjoy the calendar of House events, where they can earn points for their House throughout the school year. They also particularly love the Forest School which teaches children about the natural environment using hands-on learning.
We would highly recommend Tanglin to other families. There’s a diverse mix of families, a strong curriculum with accomplished teaching staff and a supportive environment for students and families alike. It’s also a non-profit organisation with a long history in Singapore.
95 Portsdown Road | 6778 0771 | tts.edu.sg
Dover Court International School Singapore
Founded: 1972
School Year: End of August to end of June
Ages: 3 to 18 years (Nursery to Year 13)
Size: 1,900 students
Curriculum: English National Curriculum, IGCSE, IBDP, BTEC International Diploma Levels 2 and 3 in Business, ASDAN
Emma and Erik Hagemo, Swedish; Elise (8) and Agnes (6)
We moved to Singapore from Ireland in December 2020. Both our girls have been with DCIS since we arrived. Elise joined in Reception and is now in Year 3; Agnes joined in Nursery and is now in Year 1.
We knew we wanted an international school in Singapore with a strong academic track record that could also cater for the individual learning needs of our daughters. Our network in Singapore directed us to DCIS so we enrolled our girls here.
This is a truly excellent place for learning! We appreciate the blend of high academic standards with a very inclusive and personalised teaching approach with tailored programmes and support to unlock the potential in every child. Our girls have benefited a lot from this. The teachers and staff are all amazing. We’re constantly impressed by their ability to cultivate a learning atmosphere that seamlessly combines warmth, fun and friendliness with discipline, focus and challenge.
There’s always a lot of fun activities and projects going on outside of the classroom, from stage performances to residential trips and cultural events. Both our girls love the CCA programme, where they can explore new activities and get to know kids from other classes. The extensive programme has something for every interest from sports to music, technology, art and beyond. Most activities are included in the fee, which is great!
The experience has been even better than we could have imagined. After only nine months in Singapore, when we were asked to move back to Europe for work-related reasons, we decided to stay so our girls could continue at DCIS. Three years later, we know we made the right decision!
301 Dover Road | 6775 7664 | dovercourt.edu.sg
St Joseph’s Institution International
Founded: 2007
School Year: January to December
Ages: 4 to 18 years (Prep 1 to Grade 12)
Size: 2,000+ students
Curriculum: IPC, IGCSE, IBDP, IMYC
Poh Lin Goh-Jones and Nathan Jones, Malaysian and American, Aaron (12) and Lucas (9)
Both Aaron and Lucas have attended SJI International since July 2022, a year after we moved from New York City to Singapore. Aaron began in the middle of G4 and Lucas in the middle of G1; they’re now in G6 and G3 respectively. Prior to our move, we couldn’t visit any international schools in Singapore due to COVID. Several family friends sent their children to SJI International and highly recommended them to us. We decided that the balanced approach between academics and extracurricular activities made it a school where we wanted the boys to be.
Previously, our sons were at a classical education school so we set the expectation of academic advancement as well as athletic exposure for them. The school’s curriculum is advanced and relevant to today’s world as it keeps up with current issues surrounding environment, science and technology. Our boys absolutely love the holistic education where academics are enhanced with interactive play and science experiences.
Aaron often participates in athletics programmes throughout the academic year and he plays on the football and cross-country teams. Lucas has enjoyed the robust CCA offerings including robotics, coding and chess.
Most importantly, the emphasis placed on character and virtues is demonstrated through the values and attitudes that the students share towards one another. Our boys look forward to going to school each day, as they’ve both made good friends since joining. Similarly, we’ve enjoyed getting to know other parents in the community as we meet like-minded parents living in Singapore. We absolutely recommend SJI International.
490 Thomson Road | 6353 9383 | sji-international.com.sg
UWC South East Asia
Founded: 1971 (UWCSEA Dover); 2008 (UWCSEA East)
School Year: August to June
Ages: 4 to 18 years
Size: 3,116 students (Dover); 2,805 students (East)
Curriculum: UWCSEA concept based curriculum, IGCSE, IBDP
Nidhi and Krishna, Australian-Indian; Kayaan (14) and Milan (8)
Kayaan joined UWCSEA East in August 2018 in Grade 4 and is now in Grade 9. Milan is in Grade 2, having joined in August 2023.
We lived in Singapore from 2010 to 2012. In 2018, we did a look-and-see trip before officially moving here. Kayaan, then eight, decided on UWCSEA out of all the international schools in Singapore that he saw. He fell in love with it and said, “This is where I belong.” We tried another school for Milan but two years later, he joined what he calls “a happy school”. What more does a parent want but their child learning in a happy and progressive environment?
There’s an immense happiness and a complete sense of belonging here. The approach is about educating students in all aspects of learning, from academic to outdoor education, and service, sports, activities, kindness, humanity, inclusivity and, most importantly, a true sense of belonging. The selection of teachers also adds to the quality of experience.
There’s something unique about the school’s vibe, energy and ideology. It’s a second home for our family.
There are so many ways that parents can also engage with the community and be part of their child’s schooling journey. Nidhi is actively involved in the East Campus Parents’ Association as a Vice Chairperson assisting fellow parents with their needs and concerns as well as organising parents’ activities such as Family Festival.
If you’re looking for overall development for your child, then UWCSEA is the right place to be a part of; we can’t recommend it enough.
Dover Campus: 1207 Dover Road | 6774 2653
East Campus: 1 Tampines Street 73 | 6305 5353
uwcsea.edu.sg
Integrated International School Singapore
Founded: 2009
School Year: January to December
Ages: 4 to 16+ years
Size: 85 students
Curriculum: British Pearson Edexcel Curriculum, IGCSE AS/A-Levels
Shweta and Praveen Bisoi, Indian; Prabir (9.5)
We were looking for an international school in Singapore that could help our child both academically and social-emotionally. Our first pick was IIS due to its student-to-teacher ratio, and Prabir started attending in August 2021.
The school goes above and beyond to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students, unlike many other international schools that simply talk about inclusivity. Students are encouraged to express their individuality through art, music and ECAs. This fosters a sense of acceptance and celebration of each student’s unique talents and interests.
There are sensory rooms that provide a safe and calming space for students to regulate and manage sensory overload or anxiety. This allows them to focus better in the classroom and engage more effectively in their learning activities. The presence of these rooms demonstrates the school’s commitment to supporting the diverse needs of its students and promoting their academic success.
Prabir’s time here has allowed him to identify and cultivate his strengths, as well as help him recognise and address his weaknesses. Through the supportive and inclusive environment, Prabir has grown both academically and personally. He became more confident in his abilities and is motivated to continuously improve himself. The staff, with all their love and support, have contributed greatly to Prabir blossoming as a person.
Our experience at IIS has been very positive and we highly recommend it to parents. There’s a balanced approach to education that focuses on both academics and emotional intelligence – students gain the knowledge and skills necessary for their future success while understanding and managing their emotions to navigate the complexities of the real world, making them well-rounded individuals.
#01-01 Capital Square Two, 21 Church Street | 6466 4475 | iis.edu.sg
Canadian International School Singapore
Founded: 1990
School Year: August to June
Ages: 2 to 18 years
Size: Over 3,100 students
Curriculum: IB (PYP, MYP, DP)
Zofia Chlapowski and Francis du Bois de Vroylande, Belgian; Harold (17), Alexia (14) and Anaïs (12)
All our children have been at CIS since we arrived in Singapore in August 2022. We lived in China for 14 years and our children have been in international schools since the start of their education. We wanted them to continue in this way in Singapore with an IB curriculum, a strong Mandarin programme as a second language, and values such as curiosity, respect and collaboration.
A friend of ours had been at CIS before and recommended the school. There’s a strong academic programme with many engaged and professional teachers and staff. We also appreciate the Chinese-English bilingual programme.
Harold completed his IB diploma programme this year. We were impressed by the thorough individual follow-up that he received; he was positively challenged and supported to achieve his academic goals. We also appreciate CIS’s fantastic swim team. It brings huge value for our children, both as athletes and as members of a great community.
The school’s caring social environment allows our children to build their confidence. The campus is big but our children quickly felt at home and found good friends, which helped them settle in well and in Singapore in general.
There’s an emphasis on collaboration and growth for students at CIS. It’s an environment where kids can grow as learners, which is why we recommend them to other parents.
7 Jurong West Street 41 | 6467 1732 | cis.edu.sg
Dulwich College (Singapore)
Founded: 2014
School Year: August to June
Ages: 2 to 18 years
Size: 2,900 students
Curriculum: Enhanced English National Curriculum, IGCSE, IB (DP, CP)
Kam Arun and Arun Chandra, British and Australian; Kieret (9) and Veera (8)
We have been in Singapore for nine years. Kieret and Veera joined Dulwich in Reception in 2019 and 2020 respectively.
Our main criteria when choosing an international school in Singapore was to find one that focuses on Mandarin from an early age. In the classroom at Dulwich, there’s a Mandarin teacher who speaks only in Mandarin to the children. Besides daily Mandarin lessons, children learn through games, role play, assemblies, and arts and crafts. The Mandarin teachers give individualised support to each child.
We’re not a Mandarin-speaking family but our kids happily speak the language to others when they’re out. They’ve built a great rapport with our landlord around Mandarin, which has come in handy!
Despite an expansive campus, we were struck by how cosy and welcoming the Kindergarten (DUCKS) was on our first visit. Their enquiry-led, play-based curriculum emphasises a well-rounded experience. Children are encouraged to express themselves in show and tell, small presentations and assemblies. In sports, the emphasis is on playing for enjoyment and building skills.
The pastoral care is excellent too. A lot of time is spent building kids’ socio-emotional skills and it shows in student behaviour. From Junior school, every child plays an orchestral instrument. There are regular evening dance and drama shows by students, which we love to watch as a family. The active parent association has weekly events including book clubs, coffee, seminars, volunteering and an amazing annual parent black tie gala.
Most importantly, there’s a very strong sense of community that envelops the kids, parents, teachers, support staff and the local residents, schools and care homes.
Our kids love school life. As expats, the Dulwich community has been a huge source of joy and connection for the whole family.
71 Bukit Batok West Avenue 8 | 6890 1003 | singapore.dulwich.org
Holland International School Singapore
Founded: 1920
School Year: August to June
Ages: 18 months to 12 years
Size: 300 students
Curriculum: Dutch National, English National Curriculum, International Primary Curriculum
Dasiyah de Zwart and Stephan Leeuwangh, Dutch; Yasmine (11) and Noémie (6)
We moved from the Netherlands to Singapore in October 2019. Yasmine joined Holland International School when we arrived and Noémie joined in January 2023, after attending a local preschool.
When planning for our move to Singapore, HIS came up in conversations with former Dutch expats – it’s considered as part of the experience of living in Singapore. Enrolling Yasmine was the first administrative task we conducted as part of our relocation, even before all terms and conditions with Stephan’s employer were fully ironed out.
Since Yasmine wouldn’t have a language barrier at HIS, our move to Singapore was made easy.
We had more options for Noémie. We speak Dutch at home, and she learned to speak Mandarin and English in a local preschool. As soon as we found out about the English stream being launched at HIS, we felt this would be the right place for Noémie. She’s focusing on English and Dutch as her two primary languages. We also felt the Western curriculum was a better fit.
The teachers are all very dedicated, which was particularly shown during COVID when we had to move to home-based learning. We’ve been very impressed with the amount of time, energy and love that was put into the many videos that were created by the teachers to instruct the children on the different subjects and continue with PE and music classes.
HIS is great for Dutch or mixed families who are moving temporarily to Singapore and who would like their children to experience the Dutch language and culture. With the school’s English stream, it’s also possible for other international families who have a connection with the Netherlands to bring their children here.
65 Bukit Tinggi Road | 6466 0662 | hollandinternationalschool.sg
Astor International School
Founded: 2019
School Year: August to June
Ages: 5 to 12 years (Year 1 to 7)
Size: 110 students
Curriculum: IPC, Singapore Maths, British English
Tanya Rolfe, British; Maximilian (9) and Adelaide (7)
We’ve been living in Singapore for about seven years and both children have been attending Astor for one and a half years.
Maximilian and Adelaide absolutely love this international school in Singapore. I learnt of Astor from another mum who recommended it to me, and we picked it for a number of reasons – mainly because it’s a small international school; it felt more akin to a UK primary school in terms of size. It feels like a big family here and everyone is very friendly and welcoming. It’s easy for children to feel lost in huge schools – I wanted an international school where my children knew everyone and everyone knew them.
I frequently recommend Astor to others. For parents who are looking for something smaller and more focused on socialisation and confidence building, this is the international school for you. That doesn’t mean the children aren’t academically focused; it’s just that they definitely prioritise creating all-round great little people.
1 Kay Siang Road, #05-01/02 | 6974 5700 | astor.edu.sg
Australian International School
Founded: 1993
School Year: January to December
Ages: 2 months to 18 years
Size: Over 2,500 students
Curriculum: IB PYP from Preschool to Year 5, Australian Curriculum in Years 6 to 8, Cambridge IGCSE and Australian Curriculum in Years 9/10; Higher School Certificate or IBDP in Years 11/12
Marina Dotsenko-Sykes and Joel Sykes, Ukrainian and Australian; Jack (18) and Elizaveta (11)
We have been living in Singapore for more than 18 years. Elizaveta started at AIS in Year 4, she’s currently in Year 6.
In the past, Marina founded and managed a primary international school, so you can imagine how meticulous we were when we selected AIS. Being in this industry, we study other international schools in Singapore by gathering feedback from teachers and parents as well as networking. This school has consistently been at the top of my list.
The staff cultivate a strong sense of community. This is evident from the Head of School and School Principal personally overseeing pedestrian walks, and greeting parents and students in the morning.
Another highlight for us is the AIS Leadership programme for students. Elizaveta gained valuable insights into leadership through her roles as House Captain last year and Class Representative this year.
Besides being academically strong, the school’s sports and CCA programmes are extensive. Above all else, there’s a really strong sense of community at AIS and a very positive vibe on the campus. AISPA, the parents’ community, also provides extensive support to parents – I’m proud to be an active member of it.
We appreciate the term dates. The generous length of the Christmas break enables us to travel to our home countries comfortably without adjusting to different time zones and battling jet lag.
1 Lorong Chuan | 6883 8127 | ais.edu.sg
Stamford American International School
Founded: 2009
School Year: August to June
Ages: 2 months to 18 years
Size: 3,200 students
Curriculum: IB, IBDP, AP, BTEC Diploma
Kate and Oisin Hughes, Polish and Irish; Michael (9), Joseph (8) and Matthew (6)
We came to Singapore in August 2022 from Whidbey Island in Washington State. All our children are at Stamford – Michael and Joseph are in Grades 3 and 2 respectively while Matthew is in KG2.
At the core of our recommendation is the outstanding curriculum, which is based on the International Baccalaureate framework. This innovative approach to learning equips students with academic excellence while fostering critical thinking, creativity and a global perspective – all essential skills for success in the 21st century.
The school’s commitment to providing extensive student programmes is truly commendable. Every child’s development is accommodated through a diverse range of languages including Spanish, Mandarin and more, as well as enriching music and arts programmes, competitive sports teams and cutting-edge digital literacy initiatives.
Our sons’ dedicated teachers also serve as mentors, guiding them through their educational journey with care and expertise. The supportive staff play a crucial role in helping our boys to transition smoothly and accelerate their educational needs, ensuring that they receive the attention and support needed.
There are also fantastic programmes for parents to actively engage in the community and beyond. From parent-teacher associations and volunteering opportunities, to workshops and seminars on parenting and education, parents are encouraged and empowered to be partners in their children’s learning journey.
Stamford is a nurturing and empowering environment where students thrive, parents actively participate and educators inspire. We highly recommend it as a praiseworthy institution that goes above and beyond in preparing students for the dynamic challenges of the modern world.
1 Woodleigh Lane | 6653 2947 | sais.edu.sg
The Winstedt School
Founded: 2008
School year: August to June (rolling admissions)
Ages: 4 to 18 years
Size: 210 students
Curriculum: English National Curriculum
Nadine Yap and Charles Wilcox, Singaporean and American; Alexa (19) and Zoe (16)
We met in the USA and lived there until we moved to Singapore in late 2006, when Alexa was almost two years old. She has been at The Winstedt School since she started there at age eight, in 2013. She’s now in Year 13 and is about to graduate.
We first heard of it through a mutual friend. We also discovered that it was the only school at the time that really sought to understand and encourage her individual strengths. The teachers and therapists work closely as a team for each child.
Winstedt prepares children for life after school by ensuring that the graduates are going out into the world with skills and experience that will help them. The small class size allows the school to tailor electives to the interests of the students in any given cohort.
At Winstedt, Alexa discovered that there isn’t one “right” path to learning and has thrived. She’s had the opportunity to explore many skills and subjects to discover her passions and strengths. Some of the activities she participated in over the years include Girl Scouts, Tae Kwon Do and School Council. She’s a current member of the Prefectorial Board, which does incredible work with students throughout the school.
We absolutely would recommend the school to families whose kids would flourish with a team that can co-create a personalised, flexible education that prepares them for their own learning while supporting their development as they look towards the future.
Alexa says, “I’m grateful for the opportunity to be a part of a community that cares for you and everyone who sits and actually and works through things with you.
1208 Upper Boon Keng Road | 6715 5373 | winstedt.edu.sg
Singapore American School
Founded: 1956
School Year: August to June
Ages: 3 to 18 years (Preschool to Grade 12)
Size:: 4,131 students from 63 countries
Curriculum: Comprehensive liberal arts education within daytime and after-school programmes, with open admissions
Amy Veenendaal and Lee Green, American; Emerson (7) and Wilder (3)
We moved from Houston, Texas about a year ago, and Emerson currently attends Grade 1 at SAS.
As we prepared to relocate to Singapore, we reached out to friends and colleagues who lived here and multiple families recommended SAS. After researching a variety of best international schools in Singapore, we came back to them as they matched the goals of our family. As a new family, we immediately felt welcomed. Emerson attended Jump Start week during the summer, which helped her meet other kids and start getting familiar with the campus.
The curriculum feels balanced and well rounded. We really appreciate the focus on social-emotional learning, in addition to academics. The after-school Eagle Activities and Athletics (EAA) has provided an opportunity for our daughter to explore new interests ranging from volleyball to cooking.
The community is friendly and helpful. There’s an active and collaborative PTA with lots of volunteer opportunities. We loved connecting with other families at the annual International Fair while celebrating diverse cultures, enjoying delicious foods and engaging in fun activities.
We highly recommend SAS to others who are searching for a school for their family. Our daughter looks forward to and enjoys attending school.
We’ve experienced excellent communication from the team, and the collaboration from the teachers and staff has been wonderful!
We feel every day that our daughter is attending an enriched educational environment, full of encouraging teachers and staff.
40 Woodlands Street 41 | 6363 3403 | sas.edu.sg
Sir Manasseh Meyer International School in Singapore
Founded: 1996
School Year: August to June
Ages: 2 to 16 years (Preschool to Grade 10)
Size: 280 students
Curriculum: Reggio Emilia-inspired preschool; IPC blended with English National Curriculum Literacy and Singapore Maths in Primary School; IMYC and IGCSEs in Secondary School. Mandarin and Hebrew are taught as modern foreign languages.
Daphne Seror and Klas Hesselman, Italian-Israeli and Swedish; Naomi (10), Chloe (8) and Sienna (6)
We’ve been living in Singapore for 14 years. Naomi joined SMMIS in March 2021 and Chloe entered in August the same year. Our experience has been incredibly enriching.
From the engaging curriculum to the dedicated teachers and great cocurricular activities, there’s a well-rounded education that fosters both academic and personal growth.
There’s a vibrant atmosphere and inclusive school community that immediately captured our hearts when we first visited. The diverse student and parent body feels like an extended community and a family. The teachers invest time in getting to know the students and parents. They encourage dialogue and continuous improvement. We love that the multicultural aspects of religion are blended in a respectful yet approachable way for students. We feel this broadens the views of what it takes to live in a diverse society.
There’s a focus on personalised learning and the nurturing environment ensures that every child can thrive. Each of our children excels in their own individual way but some of them need active hands-on support in certain areas such as dyslexia. Once support areas were properly identified, the teachers have been very forthcoming and supportive in and outside of class. They identified tools, routines and attention to support and let our children each shine in their own brilliant way.
There’s an amazing, vibrant energy at SMMIS. You can say that this has been built outside-in, representing what we enjoy in Singapore. It brings people together from across all nationalities, ages and socio-economic backgrounds and puts the students in the centre, engaging with all levels. Welcome to the SMMIS family.
3 Jalan Ulu Sembawang | 6331 4633 | smmis.edu.sg
International Community School (Singapore)
Founded: 1993
School Year: August to June
Ages: 4 to 18 years (K4 to Grade 12)
Size: 400+ students
Curriculum: American
Neelam and Asheen Naidu, Australian and South African; Shyla (10) and Arya (8)
We have been living in Singapore for almost four years. We were looking for a great international school here as Arya was finishing her final year at a local preschool. A dear friend highly recommended ICS, and we fell in love with the school when we toured the campus.
Arya has been attending since January 2022, from K4 to Grade 2 currently. Shyla attends a local special needs school.
From the moment we joined, we have experienced first-hand the essence of the school’s name being lived out in every interaction through the support, encouragement and empowerment extended to our child and also to us as parents.
Besides academic excellence, it also nurtures good character grounded in faith. The values of kindness, respect and service are woven into every aspect of the curriculum. These shape compassionate individuals, ready to make a positive difference in the world. There’s an impressive array of opportunities from varsity sports to ECAs, enriching the student experience beyond the classroom.
The PTF offers wonderful events such as Moms In Prayer, Dads In Prayer, Book Club, Wellness Group and more! The highlight of the year is the Carnival that brings the entire community together in joy and camaraderie.
Arya’s journey here has been nothing short of transformative. She has blossomed in ways we never imagined, thanks to the supportive and welcoming environment where faith is at the forefront. We couldn’t be more grateful for finding a school that prioritises academic excellence while also fostering a strong sense of community and faith.
This is more than just a school – it’s a family where every child is valued, supported and empowered to thrive.
27A Jubilee Road | 6776 7435 | ics.edu.sg
Global Indian International School Punggol Campus
Founded: 2002
School year: April to March
Ages: 2.5 to 19 years
Size: 3,250 students
Curriculum: IB PYP, Cambridge IGCSE, IBDP and CBSE
Mihee Kwon and Vinod More, Korean and Indian; Joonhee (9) and Minjoon (5)
We’ve been living in Singapore for about 14 years. Joonhee and Minjoon are South Korean but they were born in Singapore. They’re both at GIIS Punggol campus. Joonhee joined in the last term of Grade 1 and is currently in Grade 5. Minjoon is currently in Grade 1 after completing three years in the school’s Global Montessori Kindergarten programme.
They both became well adapted to school within a short period of time, thanks to warm-hearted and experienced teachers. We can see their confidence and development from both academic and personality sides after years with the school.
While researching the list of international schools in Singapore, we became interested in the IB PYP programme. GIIS is providing it at modest fees. During the school tour, Joonhee was very excited about the colourful smart campus and we learnt more about the school. We enrolled him immediately.
Joonhee is learning Mandarin and Minjoon is learning Hindi as their second language; French and Tamil are other second language options. Our kids are also enjoying visual art, music, robotics, library and various sports activities such as cricket, soccer, badminton, chess etc. Parents can also actively participate in numerous school events and multicultural festivals.
We would recommend this international school to other families who are seeking quality education. Our children go to school happily every morning. They love their passionate teachers and enjoy school life with friends from various backgrounds harmoniously.
27 Punggol Field Walk | 6914 7100 | singapore.globalindianschool.org
Invictus International School
Founded: 2015
School Year: August to June
Ages: 5 to 12 years (Dempsey Hill Campus)
Size: 1,000 pupils across three campuses in Singapore; campuses in Malaysia, Thailand, Hong Kong and Cambodia
Curriculum: Cambridge International
Diana Corredor and Samuel Hardwick; Santiago (10) and Isabella (6)
Some friends recommended that we look into Invictus when Santiago was about to start Year 1. We were looking for an international school in Singapore that met our budget while providing a great education and a sense of community.
Santiago has been at Invictus for four years while Isabella is in her first year here. In this time, we have met lovely teachers who really care about the children’s wellbeing. We appreciate all the efforts they make on a daily basis – having that personal touch is very important for us. Isabella adjusted to school here from day one and it made the transition from her previous school so much smoother.
We like the environment where our kids are learning, and the melting pot of cultures, religions and celebrations. It’s a healthy environment for kids to get a great education and it also gives them equal respect for each other.
The ECAs offered are a great way to expand the kids’ interests. This term, our kids really enjoyed gymnastics and robotics.
The communication between the teachers and us is very strong. We receive constant updates and whenever we need to discuss any concerns they are always available to talk.
Our kids are excited every morning to go to Invictus. This shows us how happy and comfortable they are there.
Bukit Timah Campus (Years 1-9): 191 Upper Bukit Timah Road | 6971 8210
Centrium Square Campus (Years 1-13): 320 Serangoon Road, #06-01 | 9664 3651
Dempsey Hill Campus (Years 1-7): 73 Loewen Road, #01-21 | 6259 3877
invictus.edu.sg
Overseas Family School
Founded: 1991
School Year: August to June
Ages: 2 to 18 years (Nursery to Grade 12)
Size: 2,500 students
Curriculum: IEYC, IPC, IGCSE, IB (MYP, DP)
Paulina and Marcin Jurkun, Polish; Oskar (12), Olaf (8) and Oksana (5)
Oskar is in Grade 6 at Overseas Family School (OFS), Olaf is in Grade 3 and Oksana is in K2. When we moved to Singapore about two years ago, all three of our children had minimal knowledge of the English language. This was the main reason why we chose OFS. Their Study Preparation Program (SPP) helps non-English speaking children learn English from native-speaking teachers as part of their daily curriculum at no extra cost. Their teaching motto is “It’s okay to make mistakes while learning” and their philosophy is “See the best of the child”. Teachers always help a child to improve their weak points while finding their strong points. They know that each student is different and look at each case individually.
Our children are very active in sports and there’s no extra cost to join the competitive teams. Oskar is in the competitive Swimming and Basketball teams; he ranked 12 at the SNAG Championships among butterfly swimmers of his age group in Singapore. Olaf is in the competitive Football and Track and Field Running teams. Oksana loves gymnastics and is attending artistic gymnastics enrichment classes.
All three also attend music instrument classes. Oskar plays saxophone, Olaf attends drum classes and Oksana does piano. Saxophone classes were arranged on request, which we extremely appreciate as Oskar seems to be the only kid who wanted to take such classes.
Our children have an understanding of the different cultures in Singapore through the school. It organises Model United Nations conferences related to counteracting current global challenges and the children learn how to be future leaders of the world.
It’s great to see that our children like to go OFS.
81 Pasir Ris Heights | 6738 0211 | ofs.edu.sg
ISS International School Singapore
Founded: 1981
School Year: August to June, year-round admission
Ages:4 to 19 years
Size: 300 students
Curriculum: IB (PYP, MYP, DP); Personalised American-Style High School Diploma Pathway
Peta and Mark Haworth, British; Fraser (8)
Fraser is now in G2 at ISS – he entered at K2 in August 2021, shortly after we moved to Singapore. Since then, he has established himself as an integral member of his year group.
We moved here during COVID and, like every student at every school, Fraser had challenges adapting to his new surroundings. The school dealt with everything empathetically, which helped him overcome the challenges and progress in his studies.
We’ve been able to enjoy performances since the end of restrictions, which have helped Fraser overcome his introverted tendencies. The teachers engage with parents and students; this includes threeway conferences where all parties share how things are going from their perspective, and what can be done collectively to continue to help the student’s development.
The IB curriculum is more aligned to how Fraser thinks and works. This holistic approach to learning and the desire to develop rounded learners was really important to us. Class sizes are closer to 10, which enables each student to receive a more focused experience with the teaching team. The school building is almost a part of the environment it’s situated in and the focus is very much on inclusivity and caring for each other.
The cohort and the teaching staff at ISS come from a very wide group of countries and cultures. This means that Fraser gains incredible insight, understanding and acceptance of the many cultures in the world, making his education much more grounded.
The friendly and welcoming behaviour of this international school in Singapore have made it easy for Fraser to adapt to life here. He has truly become an international student!
21 Preston Road | 6475 4188 | iss.edu.sg
Marlborough College Malaysia
Founded: 2012
School Year: August to June
Ages: 3 to 18 years (Nursery to Upper Sixth)
Size: 890 students
Curriculum: English National Curriculum, IGCSE, IB
Kerry and Ed Sosna, Canadian and British; Henry (14) and Ollie (7)
We’ve been in Singapore for 15 years. Henry started Year 9 at MCM in January 2024. The school came highly recommended from our friends who have a son in Henry’s year currently studying there.
What stood out most from our initial tour was the warmth and personal involvement of all staff towards parents and children. We felt like we were being welcomed into a big family. When you have a child in boarding, this reassures you from the start that your child is in good hands and well taken care of.
Subject choices cover the full range of potential interests of the children. Teachers take a very personal interest in each child by teaching them at their individual pace and ability, ensuring they reach their full potential.
There are many different CCAs on offer, from Duke of Edinburgh awards to scuba diving trips, Shakespeare productions and jungle runs. The grounds and facilities are amazing – there are huge sports fields and facilities.
There’s a very flexible boarding arrangement of full time, five days or three days. Henry currently does three days and commutes on the daily bus on the other days, which only takes an hour with the border crossing. The three-day option gives Henry some independence while still allowing him to be home for some of the week. This is a stepping stone for when he goes to university abroad in a few years’ time.
MCM challenges children to perform to their full potential academically within an environment that’s spacious and where multicultural diversity is respected and encouraged. It’s an ideal place for children to become global citizens and we wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to other families.
Jalan Marlborough, Puteri Harbour, Johor | marlboroughcollegemalaysia.org
International French School
Founded: 1967
School Year: September to early July
Ages: 2 to 18 years
Size: 3,000 students
Curriculum: French Curriculum taught in French and English, IGCSE; non-French speakers accepted until Grade 6
Irina Kholkina Sousa Lobo and Miguel Sousa Lobo, Russian and Portuguese; Inácia (14), Hamilcar (13), Gaspar (11), Máximo (4) and Joaquim (1)
We arrived in September 2021 from Abu Dhabi. Inácia, Hamilcar and Gaspar have been attending IFS since then. Máximo started in the Petite Section (Kindergarten) in September 2023 when he was three and a half.
The three older children have been in the French education system since they were little (their mother is French-Austrian) so it was natural that they continue at the French school in Singapore. Even though we don’t speak French at home, we saw the benefits of Máximo learning another language and attending the same international school in Singapore as his older siblings. Joaquim will also be enrolled here in about two years.
All the children have been thriving due to great teachers, a welcoming community, and various extracurricular and sports activities. Besides French and English, the children have the opportunity to study a variety of languages. Inácia has been learning Spanish and Mandarin; Spanish and Latin for Hamilcar; Gaspar will start learning Spanish and Latin next year, and Máximo will start having Mandarin lessons from the second year of kindergarten.
There’s a lot of CCAs on offer here: local to international trips, visits to local farms and the beach for the younger children. Our children are very sporty and are pursuing a variety of sports. Inácia does competitive swimming and is part of the swimming team. Hamilcar and Gaspar both play football and previously did table tennis. Gaspar is climbing.
We absolutely recommend IFS to other families, even if they don’t speak French. There’s a focus on the right things, which prepares children well for universities. The parent community is very welcoming and there are plenty of opportunities for parents to participate in school governance, even if you don’t speak French!
3000 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3 | 6805 0000 | ifs.edu.sg
XCL World Academy
Founded: 2013
School Year: August to June
Ages: 2 to 18 years
Size: Approximately 1,200 students
Curriculum: Nursery, IB (PYP, MYP, DP)
Julie and Dionisis Kolokotsas, American-Greek and Greek; Marilena (19), Spiro (17) and Jason (13)
We moved to Singapore in 2016 and all our children have been attending XWA since then. Marilena graduated in 2023 while Spiro and Jason are in Grade 12 and 8 respectively.
After shortlisting them for a visit, we were impressed by three aspects of their offering: a strong IB curriculum from Grades 1 to 12 and with small class sizes; a fully multinational environment; and a strong feeling of community featuring engaged staff and teachers. The team develops engaging events where families are encouraged to experience strengths of the curriculum from arts to design and technology, and sports. The annual highlight is a superb, professional-standard theatre production. It ignites students’ creativity, boosts their self-confidence and advances their skills in team and project management. This production drives students to further explore literature, music and acting.
There’s a state-of-the-art design lab that enables students to express their creativity, get out of their comfort zone and build problem-solving skills for real life challenges.
On top of passionate educators and cutting-edge facilities, there’s a vibrant community. The leadership also takes the suggestions of parents into consideration and works together with parents to find solutions and implement their suggestions.
We wholeheartedly recommend XWA to families seeking a truly international school with a strong community feeling where students, teachers, staff and parents are actively engaged in the school life. They can also be a strong fit for students interested in theatre, music, design and technology. Last but not least, the school offers a very comprehensive university guidance programme.
2 Yishun Street 42 | 6230 4230 | xwa.edu.sg
XCL American Academy
Founded: 2022
School Year: August to June
Ages: 4 to 14 years
Size: Approximately 200 students
Curriculum: American (AERO, Common Core, Second Step)
Angela Hahm and Yoonseob Shim, Korean; Onyu (7) and Hael (5)
We previously lived in Singapore – Angela for six years, Yoonseob for seven years – but left for a few years, before returning as a family in 2022. After gathering recommendations for international school in Singapore from friends and searching the internet, we came across XAA. We joined as a founding family in 2022.
Considering that it was going to be our children’s first year abroad, we wanted them to be in a smaller class to bond with the teachers and their friends. Besides this, we like the school’s pioneer town concept and mindset.
It’s an American curriculum and the teachers are really committed to making learning fun by using various methods for the children to learn. There’s a good balance between working as a team and working independently in learning. This brings out the children’s creativity and innovation. The students here also learn through various after-school activities, including but not limited to arts, music, sports, science and languages.
We really like how all the teachers and staff know the kids and the families, and vice versa. This creates a feeling of an extended family bond. We love the teachers and the staff – they’re super attentive and genuinely care for each student and family.
XAA moved into a brand new campus earlier this year. Our children love the new space they have for learning and playing, and we’re sure everyone else does too.
We’ve been enjoying our experience here and watching our children grow day by day. We highly recommend this American international school in Singapore, especially if parents are looking for a small to midsize student population.
2 Yishun Street 42 | 6230 4222 | xaa.edu.sg
Middleton International School
Founded: 2017
School year: January to December
Ages: 8 months to 18 years (Pre-nursery to Grade 12)
Size: 1,300 students
Curriculum: IPC, IGCSE, International A-Levels, Singapore Maths
Carmen and Richard Schubert, South African and German; Gabriella (18) and Jessica (14)
We arrived in Singapore in August 2019 and both children have attended Middleton International School Tampines since October 2019. Gabriella is now in Grade 12 and Jessica is in Grade 8.
Most adults have that one teacher who made a significant difference in their lives and they remember that teacher forever. Middleton has many of these types of teachers. They’ve made an impact and difference in both our children’s and our lives throughout the time we’ve been in Singapore. Moving to Singapore has been hard for us and Middleton has made it easier for my daughters.
The school has wonderful counselling and pastoral teachers with an open-door policy. Children are treated as individuals and families as units. Our daughters are not just a name and number, but individuals with their own personalities, needs and expectations and are part of a family.
Each child is viewed within their family situation. The teachers also encourage parent communication so that they can help the child specifically – for example, if there is a death in the family or if a child is experiencing social anxiety disorder.
The school supplements the Cambridge syllabus with Mandarin and other languages according to demand from students. There are many activities for students, too. These include STEM, drama, arts, dance, and physical activities such as roller-blading, golf and tennis. The school’s sports programme has grown in the past two years to include soccer, badminton, netball, basketball and cross country. It now competes in the Athletic Conference of Singapore International Schools.
Students are also encouraged to help shape the school as it grows. The large student council body implements policies and activities that improve the school experience of students. We definitely recommend Middleton to families.
Tampines campus: 2 Tampines Street 92 | 6636 1155
West Coast campus: 20 Harbour Drive | 6916 0740
middleton.edu.sg
Chatsworth International School
Founded: 1995
School Year: August to June
Ages: 3 to 18 years
Size: Approximately 800 students
Curriculum: International Baccalaureate (PYP, MYP, DP)
Rachel Fergus and Neil Gunn, Australian-Irish; Joshua (12) and Lachlan (8)
We’ve been living in Singapore for six years; Joshua started in Chatsworth in Year 2, with Ms Benjamin, after the Bukit Timah campus opened in 2018. Lachlan joined in 2021 for Year 1. We heard of the school from some friends who had lived in Singapore before. When we toured the campus, we were immediately drawn to the beautiful jungle surroundings and the community feel.
A big part of the latter comes from the staff and how they interact with one another and the students. Each morning, the kids are warmly welcomed and all the teachers take genuine interest in how the kids are going. These small things can have a huge impact on a child’s sense of belonging and security in an institution.
All the staff at this international school in Singapore have a genuine care for how the children are performing, but more importantly, how they’re developing as good, thoughtful people. Josh isn’t a kid who enjoys change but the Chatsworth team really wrapped their arms around him in support while he found his groove. Ms Benjamin and Ms Beverly spotted some gaps in his early learning and were able to get him up to speed quickly, without causing him stress. Lachlan now has Ms Benjamin and it’s a wonderful experience for him under her guidance.
Our boys have really thrived at the school. Josh has been part of the swim squad, the football team and in music as part of the ECA/CCA programme. Lachlan has recently started in the football programme.
The fact that the boys take such pride in being students at Chatsworth and a part of the community makes us proud too.
72 Bukit Tinggi Road | 6463 3201 | chatsworth.com.sg
Nexus International School (Singapore)
Founded: 2011
School Year: August to June
Ages: 3 to 18 years (Nursery to Year 13)
Size: 1,500 learners
Curriculum: IB, IGCSE
Linda and Jason Barnes, South African and Australian; Felix (16) and Zahra (14)
We’ve been living in Singapore for 10 years and both our children have attended Nexus for the same time.
When we knew we were moving here, we researched a lot of international schools in Singapore. At that time, Nexus was based on the old campus. The school had a lovely community feel and was very welcoming. The students come from all over the world; no one country dominates in terms of the numbers.
At the new campus, there are excellent facilities such as modern science labs, music recording studios and an Olympic size pool, along with many fun co-curricular activities. The swimming programme is strong and the school excels in sports such as volleyball, rugby and football.
Students also get to go on exciting residential trips. This year, Zahra had the opportunity to ski in Verbier and Felix went to Nepal in May.
Students are encouraged to be independent, confident and tech-savvy. There’s a good balance between STEM subjects, languages, the creative arts and sport.
We recommend Nexus If you’re looking for an international school in Singapore that’s multicultural and allows children to have a lot of fun while learning.
1 Aljunied Walk | 6536 6566 | nexus.edu.sg
Brighton College (Singapore)
Founded: 2020
School Year: August to July
Ages: Pre-Nursery (18 months) to Year 9 (13 years); Years 10 in 2025, Years 11 to 13 to follow after
Size: 550 students
Curriculum: Early Years Foundation Stage, English National Curriculum, IGCSE and A-Levels
Georgina and Mark Dyson, British-Norwegian and British; Henry (9), Thomasina (8) and Wilhelmina (5)
We’ve lived in Singapore for two years, since moving from the UK in the summer of 2022. Our children have been attending Brighton College (Singapore) since then – Henry joined in Y4 and is currently in Y5, Thomasina joined in Y2 and is currently in Y3, and Willow joined in Reception and is currently in Y1.
We chose this international school in Singapore partly because it offers the English curriculum but mostly because of the amazing reputation of the Brighton College family of schools. They have a very high quality of teachers and proven academic pedagogy directly overseen by Brighton College in the UK. It’s becoming an all-through international school in Singapore and huge capital investments have been arranged with the parent organisation to support this.
Given the deliberately smaller scale of the school, the teachers seem to know every child. This nurturing aspect is a major strong point for us. Our children settled in quickly and happily and have since all made real and obvious progress. All three of our children are learning Mandarin. The two older ones are also learning French.
All three swim and play sports, both with Brighton and external clubs, and attend CCAs three times a week.
There’s a wonderful community of parents – we’ve made some great friends and are involved in school life. Georgie is a class rep and Mark arranges an external sailing club for the students as well as coaches rugby for a local club. There are regular dinners and other parent events arranged by the staff, which have really helped us develop a social network in Singapore.
1 Chuan Lane | 6505 9790 | brightoncollege.edu.sg
One World International School Digital Campus
Founded: 2008; OWIS Digital Campus was launched in 2023
School Year: August to June
Ages: 3 to 15
Curriculum: OWIS Nanyang is accredited for IB PYP, Cambridge IGCSE and IBDP. OWIS Digital Campus will follow the same pathway
Ana Lorena Aleman de Villegas and Enrique Villegas Gonzalez, Panamanian; Enrique (10), Sofía (7), Rafael (5)
All three of our children started at One World International School (OWIS) Digital Campus in August 2023 shortly after we arrived in Singapore. One of the important things for us was that they could all start together and support each other in school; this campus offered us that.
Our experience so far has been really good, starting from the open house where we met with Primary School Principal, Mrs Henderson.
Our mother tongue is Spanish and the EAL programme has been fantastic for our two older kids. Rafael speaks English and was presented with Mandarin right away. The school’s education is so fun for the kids that they barely know they are learning so much.
The loving and caring teachers make the environment one that our kids appreciate and enjoy. In less than a year, we have seen clear advances in their education and also in their emotional development, which has been amazing. Almost since the beginning, they’ve felt like they are a part of the school and they’ve easily made friends.
The new building is breathtaking – filled with technology – and the community provides the opportunity to know everybody. OWIS Digital Campus has become like a big family. It’s a safe environment with top-notch facilities and great education. My kids love being there and we definitely recommend it.
Digital Campus: #01-02 Global Campus Village, 27 Punggol Field Walk
OWIS also has the Nanyang campus in Jurong West. | owis.org/sg
The Straits Waldorf School
Founded: 2023
School year: January to December (rolling admissions)
Ages: 6 to 11 years (Grade 1 to 5); Grade 6 in 2025, Grade 7 in 2026, Grade 8 in 2027
Size: 36 students
Curriculum: Rudolf Steiner, Waldorf
Kathryn and John Kingman, American; Rockwell (9), Atlas (7) and Poet (4)
We moved to Singapore from the USA in 2021; Kathryn previously spent nine years of her childhood living in Singapore. Rockwell and Atlas began at The Straits Waldorf School in the mixed-age Early Years playgroup. Rockwell is now in Grade 3 and Atlas is in Grade 2. Poet is in her second year of playgroup and will start Grade 1 in 2026.
A biking distance from our house, it’s the only primary school in Singapore offering the Waldorf curriculum. Elements of thinking, feeling and doing are considered in every lesson to support the unfolding of the whole child. With loving guidance of a team of teachers, our sons have discovered a sympathetic interest in the world, self-confidence and an abiding moral purpose.
Students enjoy comprehensive language arts, maths, science, social studies, lessons in Mandarin, vocal and instrumental music, speech and drama, movement and sports, painting, drawing, modelling and handwork. Rockwell especially loves the bi-weekly bike rides to East Coast Park, singing, numeracy and learning cursive. Atlas’ favourites include watercolours, form drawing, capoeira and story-listening.
The location of the school makes it possible for our children to be fully immersed in Singapore’s culture. They have the opportunity to see otters on the way to school, smell nasi lemak at the local hawkers, hear sounds of worship from their classrooms, taste nectar from Malayan Ixora plants while at recess, and interact with the unique persons who live and work in the school’s vicinity.
Being a parent at The Straits Waldorf School is a chance to find community among thoughtful, caring parents. Community life is filled with student performances, holiday celebrations, festivals and an adult education programme. For families still in search of an inspiring school, we highly recommend ours!
78 Jalan Senang | 8833 4277 | straitswaldorf.com
GESS International School
Founded: 1971
School Year: August to July
Ages: 2 to 18 years
Size: 1,850
Curriculum: IB or German curricula
Andrea and Gunnar Jaschik, German; Linda (18.5)
We were aware of GESS when we arrived in Singapore in 2009, but we enrolled Linda in an international school closer to where we were living at the time.
Once schooling became more serious from Grade 6 onwards, we chose GESS for three main reasons: Linda could continue with the IB programme through the Middle Years, have German lessons with students from the German section (available from Grade 6 through Grade 8) and learn French in a more intensive second foreign language programme.
Theatre is one of her passions and with the school’s move to the new campus at Dairy Farm in Grade 7, the new facilities allowed for plays to be done more professionally. The theatre department puts up shows that are entirely managed by students – the roles of stage director, sound technician and so on are filled by students. The teachers assist but the students run everything independently. We also like the proximity of the school to Dairy Farm Nature Park, which allows for easy outings.
Linda will graduate from the International section this year with an English-German bilingual IB. The school provided thorough support and advice on picking a combination of standard and higher level subjects that would allow her general access to German universities.
Like many other GESS graduates, Linda will study in Europe and live away from us. It’s good to know that she will have many friends living close by in various cities all across Europe.
We warmly recommend the school to other families.
2 Dairy Farm Lane | 6461 0881 | gess.edu.sg
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