Yes

Yes, for English.

Currently Mandarin and Bahasa Melayu.

25 for secondary level
20 for primary level

Our junior teachers serve as assistants to mentoring/senior teachers for 1 year before they progress to taking on their own classes. And for the primary level, we have additional supervising teachers for the kids at all times.

As tools to contribute to their lessons and work i.e. research, presentation, design, etc.

Yes, our Muslim students have Islamic Studies.

This only applies to our Muslim students.

Cambridge IGCSE

Yes and we also assign an adequate amount that allows them to have a good balance of work, play, and family time.

Homework (including coursework) can range between days i.e. one lesson to the next or a few weeks for larger scale group work.

No. We don't have the facilities to accommodate special needs students.

Yes

Case to case.

For some enrolling students, we give them an assessment for Maths and English to gauge their proficiency so we know how to best support them. This is not for streaming purposes; all our classes consist students of different academic inclinations and aptitudes. We do not segregate our students from best to worst class.

We don't have a set deadline but the earlier the better.

Yes, students can join us at any point during the academic year pending approval by our principal.

8:30am

2:30pm - Lower primary
3:30pm - Upper primary
4:30pm - Secondary

It must be sanctioned by the school if students are staying back for rehearsals or after-school activities and there will be teacher accompanying them for supervision.

We work with a list of private transporters.

Yes

All the food provided is halal and we have vegetarian options available.

Yes, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

All activities are conducted within school hours (excluding extra rehearsals and events etc.) and we offer a variety of Sports, Hip Hop, Drama, Vocal Training, and Art & Design.

Futsal, basketball, netball, volleyball, dodgeball, ping pong, martial arts, physical training.

Yes

Multipurpose hall, basketball court, futsal court, all used interchangeably for the sports we offer.

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