International schools in Singapore

• Claimed

  Dulwich College (Singapore)

  USD 29,400–46,400/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.
• S

  St Joseph’s Institution International

  USD 31,200–40,100/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.
• U

  UWCSEA Dover Campus

  USD 30,600–39,100/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.
• U

  UWCSEA East Campus

  USD 30,600–39,100/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.
• A

  Anglo-Chinese School (International)

  USD 24,700–34,100/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.

Fees converted to USD at recent rates.