Frequently Asked Questions

We accept applications on a rolling basis throughout the school year for Elementary School and Middle School. For High School students, applications are accepted until the second week of the current semester.  Please refer to the Eligibility page to view our criteria for applications.

Eligibility

For more information about the application process, please visit our How to Apply page or reach out to one of our Admissions Executives. 

How to Apply

One of the unique differentiators of our school is that we are the only international school in Singapore offering an American curriculum with a biblical worldview. 

What does that mean? 
Our school was founded on Christian principles and our mission statement reflects our higher purpose. We provide families with an inclusive Christian environment for their students without compromising on quality and pedagogy. 

What does this look like?
Our students attend weekly chapel service and are required to take Bible class at all grade levels. Students are encouraged to think critically, evaluate Scripture, and apply inductive and deductive reasoning at appropriate age levels.

Our curriculum is based in Biblical Worldview Integration, a Christ-centered method of instruction that creates learning experiences in which biblical truth is revealed in every subject matter by way of Scripture analysis and collaborative critical thinking. Through this process of instructional planning and teaching, students are asked to connect and compare their learning with a biblical worldview. Students of all faith backgrounds benefit from Biblical Worldview Integration as they develop a deep and personal understanding of truth through individual study, investigative teamwork, and group learning.

Our school is part of the Network of International Christian Schools and accredited by the Association of Christian Schools International whereby our standards and procedures are evaluated at the highest level. 

Does my family need to be Christian to enroll here?
Absolutely not! We welcome families of all faith backgrounds into our caring community. Our diverse student body of various faiths and more than 30 countries reflects this commitment and we do not tolerate discrimination of any kind. 

We are one of the most affordable full-service international schools on the island. Click to learn more.

Tuition & Fees

Yes, we do! You can sign up for a 10 giro instalment plan or pay 50% of the tuition fees for the first semester, and 50% for the second semester.

Tuition & Fees

Our school currently outsources bus transport service to Goh Transport Services Co. Pte Ltd. Click to learn more. 

School Services

Our on-campus canteen offers a wide variety of Western and Asian cuisines and snacks. For students in pre-kindergarten (K4) to Grade 3, parents have the option of pre-purchasing their student’s meals online. Students are welcome to bring their own snacks and lunch to school. Please note that we are a nut-free campus. View our latest lunch menu in the Parent Portal. 

Parent Portal

Our community includes an active Parent Teacher Fellowship (PTF), which is run by parents of our school. View the PTF page on the Parent Portal for the latest news and information. 

Parent Teacher Fellowship

Our campus is well-equipped with essential teaching and learning facilities, such as air-conditioned classrooms, science and technology laboratories, a multi-purpose hall and library. The school also offers sports facilities for enrichment and training purposes, such as basketball courts, volleyball court, a multi-purpose sports field, gymnasium, and two playgrounds. Students dine-in at the open-air canteen located near the entrance of the school. Learn more by visiting our campus below! 

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An elementary student needs to bring the following items on the first day of school to ensure a comfortable and prepared start:

1. Backpack: A sturdy backpack is essential for carrying books, notebooks, and other school supplies.

2. Water bottle: It's important for students to stay hydrated throughout the day. Bringing a refillable water bottle helps ensure they have access to water whenever needed.

3. Lunch: Students have two options for lunch. They can either pre-order their meals from the canteen or bring a packed lunch from home. Make sure the packed lunch includes nutritious and balanced food items. No nuts are allowed on campus.

4. Snack box: Packing a small snack box with healthy snacks allows students to recharge during break times and maintain their energy levels throughout the day.

When purchasing uniforms from the uniform store, it is recommended to consider the following items:

1. Navy Blue Polo Shirt: It is advisable to purchase three pieces of Navy Blue Polo Shirts. These shirts will serve as the primary uniform top.

2. PE Shirt: Three pieces of PE Shirts should be purchased. These are specifically designed for physical education classes and other sports activities.

3. Khaki Shorts/Skorts*: Three pieces of Khaki Shorts or Skorts* (skirt shorts) are suggested. These bottoms provide comfort and flexibility for everyday wear.
   *Skorts are only available for ES students.

4. ICS caps*: Two ICS caps should be purchased to ensure that there is a spare cap available when one is being washed.
   * ICS caps are only available for ES students.

It's important to note that the tops, including the Navy Blue Polo Shirt and PE Shirt, are worn alternately in Elementary School. For example, an ES student will wear their blue shirt during their Mandarin days and the red shirt during their PE days.

Additionally, considering the classroom temperature, it's advisable for a student to have a jacket, cardigan, or hoodie in plain colors (without any brand or logo). This will help them stay warm if the classroom gets cold.