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Our buildingInternational Community School, (Singapore) (ICS) was founded in 1993 by a group of parents from several different nationalities and walks of life. Their common goal was to establish a Christian school in Singapore to serve the needs of both corporate and missionary expatriates.

ICS is the only Christian international school in Singapore. It is a mid-sized school of over 400 students, offering kindergarten (ages 4 and 5) through grade 12 (pre-university), and utilizing an American-based curriculum. United States citizens comprise nearly half of the student body, and the remaining students represent over 34 additional countries.

The staff consists of over 40 well-qualified ICS faculty members coming mostly from the US; however, the faculty also represents graduates from universities in Canada, Australia, Singapore, and Sweden. The ICS CampusClass sizes average between 15-20 students allowing each student to receive a maximum amount of individual attention. The high quality of care and love for the students by our staff is one the many strengths of ICS. Our teachers are fully committed to excellence as well as to the development of the whole student - physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. Teachers are involved actively in the students’ well-being through varied after school activities including Bible study programs. Our goal is to have an environment where Christ is modeled and taught.

ICS is a member of the Network of International Christian Schools (NICS) an interdenominational mission organization with its headquarters in the USA. ICS is fully accredited by both the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) and the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). We are also registered with the Singapore Council for Private Education (CPE).

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Singapore remains a center of commerce, banking, and shipping in the Southeast Asian regions. Singapore truly can boast that it is an international city with four official languages; citizens from China, Malaysia, and India; and a large number of expatriates from Australia, the United States, and Europe. The parents of ICS students come from a variety of occupations and ministries. ICS enrolls a significant number of international students (approximately 40%) from families serving in religious occupations. Business, government, and professional expatriates make up the rest of the occupational community. Students from over 34 countries make up the student body with the majority from the US, Korea, and Indonesia.