International schools in Singapore

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  Dulwich College (Singapore)

  USD 29,300–46,300/yr

  British · IB · Bukit Batok · Ages 2–18

  Singapore member of the Dulwich College family, linked to the 1619 London school, opened in 2014 in Bukit Batok. Teaches ages 2 to 18 through EYFS and IGCSE to the IB Diploma and Career-related Programme, with boarding available, and is accredited by CIS, WASC and EduTrust. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  Tanglin Trust School

  USD 28,400–45,400/yr

  British · IB · Portsdown · Ages 3–18

  Tanglin Trust School is Singapore's oldest British international school, founded in 1925. From a single campus on Portsdown Road it educates around 2,800 students aged 3 to 18, following the English National Curriculum through to a Sixth Form that offers a choice of A Levels or the IB Diploma.
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  North London Collegiate School (Singapore)

  USD 30,500–44,700/yr

  British · IB · Depot Road · Ages 3–18

  NLCS (Singapore) is the Singapore branch of North London Collegiate School, founded in London in 1850, and is run by Meraki Education with quality assurance from NLCS International. It opened in 2020 for ages 3 to 18, with a British-based primary curriculum, then the IB Middle Years Programme and the IB Diploma; admission is academically selective. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  Stamford American International School

  USD 24,100–43,800/yr

  American · IB · Woodleigh · Ages 2–18

  American-curriculum school in the Cognita group teaching from 18 months to Grade 12 across its Early Learning Village and Woodleigh campuses, with the IB Primary Years, Middle Years and Diploma Programmes alongside AP and BTEC, and students of 75+ nationalities. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  Singapore American School

  USD 34,700–43,500/yr

  American · Woodlands · Ages 3–18

  Non-profit American-curriculum school founded in 1956, teaching over 4,000 students from preschool to Grade 12 on its Woodlands campus — one of the largest American schools anywhere, with Advanced Placement taught since 1964 and a Chinese immersion programme from preschool. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  Australian International School

  USD 24,500–43,000/yr

  Australian · IB · Serangoon · Ages 2–18

  Southern-hemisphere school on a January calendar, founded in 1993 and part of the Cognita group. Runs the IB Primary Years Programme into the Australian curriculum, with Cambridge IGCSE at Year 10 and a choice of IB Diploma or Australian HSC in Years 11-12; intake starts at 18 months, with infant care from 2 months. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  St Joseph’s Institution International

  USD 31,100–40,000/yr

  IB · British · Thomson · Ages 4–18

  Lasallian Catholic school on Thomson Road, opened in 2007 by SJI alumni and one of only three local international schools open to both Singaporean and international students — over 2,000 of them from 40+ nationalities. Elementary pairs Singapore maths with the IPC; the high school runs Cambridge IGCSE into the IB Diploma on a January academic year.
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  Nexus International School (Singapore)

  USD 26,200–39,700/yr

  IB · British · Aljunied · Ages 3–18

  Taylor’s Schools’ Singapore campus, begun in 2011 from the acquisition of Excelsior International School and in a purpose-built Aljunied campus since January 2020. Teaches ages 3 to 18 through the IB Primary Years and Middle Years Programmes, Cambridge IGCSE and the IB Diploma — sister school of Nexus in Malaysia. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  UWCSEA Dover Campus

  USD 30,500–39,000/yr

  IB · British · Dover · Ages 4–18

  The original campus of UWC South East Asia — the not-for-profit United World College founded in 1971 and among the first IB World Schools (authorised 1977). Teaches ages 4 to 18 through the college’s K–12 curriculum, (I)GCSE and the IB Diploma, with boarding from Grade 8; over 5,600 students learn across its two campuses. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  UWCSEA East Campus

  USD 30,500–39,000/yr

  IB · British · Tampines · Ages 4–18

  The second campus of not-for-profit UWC South East Asia, on its purpose-built Tampines campus since 2011 and an IB World School since 2010. Teaches ages 4 to 18 through the college’s K–12 curriculum, (I)GCSE and the IB Diploma, with boarding from Grade 8; over 5,600 students learn across the college’s two campuses. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  Dover Court International School

  USD 23,600–37,500/yr

  British · IB · Dover · Ages 3–18

  Nord Anglia school on Dover Road with over 50 years in Singapore and a rare commitment to inclusion: over 2,000 students from 60+ countries follow one of three support pathways, each with its own fee scale. British curriculum from Nursery through IGCSE to an IB Diploma sixth form. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  Anglo-Chinese School (International)

  USD 24,600–34,000/yr

  British · IB · Holland Village · Ages 12–18

  ACS (International) opened in 2005 and is owned by the Methodist Church in Singapore as part of the Anglo-Chinese School family; about half its 1,097 students are Singaporean. It teaches ages 12 to 18: its own course for the first two years, Cambridge IGCSE for the next two, then the IB Diploma. As a privately funded school it can admit Singaporean citizens directly, without Ministry of Education approval.
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  Global Indian International School (Singapore)

  USD 12,100–31,700/yr

  Indian · IB · British · Punggol · Ages 3–18

  Global Indian International School opened in Singapore in 2002 and belongs to the Singapore-based Global Schools Group. Its 10-acre SMART Campus in Punggol teaches ages 3 to 18: Montessori-based or IB PYP early years, then CBSE from Grade 1 to 12 alongside the IB PYP, Cambridge Lower Secondary, IGCSE and IB Diploma. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol from Grade 1.
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  Hwa Chong International School

  USD 27,800–31,400/yr

  IB · British · Bukit Timah · Ages 12–18

  Founded in 2005 within the Hwa Chong family of schools, Hwa Chong International School teaches ages 12 to 18, at least half of them from Singapore. Pupils follow the school's own integrated programme to Year 4, with the Cambridge IGCSE optional, then the IB Diploma. As one of three privately funded schools, it can admit Singaporean citizens without Ministry of Education approval.
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  DPS International School Kovan

  USD 4,340–23,000/yr

  British · Indian · Kovan · Ages 2–17

  Founded in 2004, DPS International School teaches ages 2 to 17 at Kovan. From Grade 1, families choose the Indian CISCE pathway (ICSE, then ISC) or Cambridge (Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, A-Levels). The campus has its own cricket ground. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.
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  One World International School Nanyang

  USD 18,900–21,700/yr

  IB · British · Jurong West · Ages 3–18

  Founded in Singapore in 2008 and owned by Global Schools Group since 2015, OWIS opened its Nanyang campus in Jurong West in January 2018. Pupils aged 3 to 18 follow the IB Primary Years Programme, a Cambridge-based lower secondary course and IGCSE, then the IB Diploma; tuition includes uniforms, textbooks and academic field trips. Singaporean citizens need Ministry of Education approval to enrol.

Fees converted to USD at recent rates.