Sanyu Adventist School
SANYU ADVENTIST SCHOOL is a full-time school established by the merger of SANYU HIGH SCHOOL (established in 1958) and CHURCH SCHOOL (established in 1908) in 1996, which is a Christian school in Singapore, including primary, junior and senior secondary school. It is the only autonomous school approved by the Ministry of Education in Singapore to provide secondary education, primary education and preparatory courses at the same time.
Singapore American School
Located in the Woodlands area of northern Singapore, Singapore American School (SAS) is committed to providing each student with an exemplary American educational experience with an international perspective. Founded in 1956 as one of the first foreign-system schools in Singapore, with an initial 100 students in colonial houses, SAS has grown to over 3,900 students on a 36-acre campus and is the largest single-campus international school in the world. SAS is an independent, not-for-profit, co-educational, boys’ and girls’ school that offers an American curriculum for grades Pre-K through 12. The school offers a U.S. curriculum for grades Pre-K through 12. With students from 50 countries, 65% of whom hold U.S. passports, SAS offers traditional academic subjects complemented by an enriched curriculum of foreign languages, art, music, dance, physical education, sports, technology, and community service.
St. Joseph’s International School
Founded in 2007, St. Joseph’s Institution International (SJII) is an international school located in Singapore that offers a comprehensive, values-oriented international education to a diverse student body from some 40 countries. The high school opened in 2007 and the elementary school in 2008. They are part of the seven Lasha Brothers Schools in Singapore, which date back to 1852.
Dulwich College International
Established in August 2014, Dulwich College International was founded as Dulwich College, one of the oldest independent colleges in the UK, with a history dating back to 1619, and a reputation for academic excellence, innovation and respect for tradition that spans four centuries. Dewey’s academic strength is matched by a co-curricular curriculum that includes a broad and challenging mix of sports, music, visual arts, drama and debate. Dewey College Singapore encourages participation in extra-curricular activities and every child learns a musical instrument from the age of seven. Drama and public speaking opportunities are available from the early years, and assemblies and performances are held daily in the Allan Theatre.
Tanglin Trust School
Tanglin Trust School, a non-profit school established in 1925, is the oldest British International School in Southeast Asia. 1925 saw the founding of the school by Anne Griffiths Jones, initially located at the Tanglin Club, with the aim of providing an excellent British education for children of expatriate families. Today, as a continuation of its legacy, the Tung Ling Trust School carries on this time-honored educational tradition. The school offers an internationally minded, English-speaking curriculum for Singaporean children from 3 to 18 years of age. With 2,800 students from 55 countries and a strong mixed-boys and girls’ program, Tongling provides a unique learning environment for children from kindergarten to high school.
United World College of South East Asia
United World College of South East Asia (UWCSEA) was established in 1971 as part of the United World Colleges network of international schools. With a strong belief in the power of education to promote global understanding and cooperation across all cultures, UWCSEA seeks to foster leadership, social responsibility, and global vision through the provision of comprehensive and enriching academic and extracurricular activities.