Yes

We offer English Language Supported (EAL) classes for students who are not fluent in English.

Language & Literature (Japanese, Korean, Chinese)

20

18

Yes

We nurture a community that is adaptable in its approach to information literacy and one that endeavours to remain current in the application of technology in teaching and learning. All learners with skills and knowledge that empower them to be leaders in their future careers. We leverage technology as a personal organisational tool for individuals to create their own path of learning.

K1 to Grade 5 students are provided with access to MacBooks, Chrome Books and iPads to support their learning. Grade 6 to 12 have a 1:1 MacBook programme. Students are required to purchase their own MacBooks.

Our teachers are trained to conduct virtual lessons and facilitate home-based learning should the need arise. Training sessions are held on a regularly basis to ensure that they are kept up to date with virtual classroom technologies. We have a home based learning day every term so that the whole community is well-prepared to switch to home based learning in times of emergencies.

We have no religious inclinations.

Not applicable.

IB Diploma, High School Diploma, IB Certificate, International Schools Assessment (ISA), IBMYP e-Assessment

100% of our HSD students achieved a pass rate and university acceptance, 90% of our IB students achieved bilingual diplomas and the IB class of 2023 scored above global averages in seven IB subjects this year.

Yes

Age dependant

90-100 %

Yes

If a students presents with special learning needs, they are referred to an external specialist for a professional diagnosis. Based on that diagnosis, the Head of Learning Support and Wellness (or their designated proxy) consults with all relevant parties and determines the level of support the student needs, from 1 (basic support) to 5 (shadow teacher needed).

Students that demonstrate exceptional talents and skills are supported by our heads of programme to receive additional opportunities to to further develop and challenge their individual areas of interest. These opportunities are offered to students that display particular interest and ability in a variety of academic, artistic, social, and service orientated activities. Goals are managed through a three way collaboration, led by the student and monitored and supported by faculty and parents.

We have a K-12 School Counsellor

Yes

Proficiency and placement testing applies primarily to High School students. In the Primary School, proficiency testing may be required for non-native speakers of English. Places in ISS are awarded based on a thorough review of each student's profile, educational history and background, and whether the school can support the student to ensure the student for future success.

Grade dependant and based on existing quota of class sizes

Our academic year is from August to June. Semester 1: August to December. Semester 2: January to June. Students are allowed to enrol at anytime of the year as long as they fulfil the admissions criteria.

We accept applications throughout the year and practise rolling enrolment to accommodate families who may be relocating to Singapore at various times of the year. Places are subject to availability and all application requirements.

8.00 a.m.

3.00 p.m.

No.

Two-way transport is available. More information can be found in the school website under admissions.

Students can purchase their lunch from the school canteen. There is a choice of an Asian, Western or sandwich set daily. Alternatively, students can bring their own packed lunch. There is a fridge in every classroom and students are welcome to use the fridge for food that requires refrigeration.

All students are required to wear the official school uniform. The school uniform may be purchased directly from Bibi & Baba Pte Ltd.

We offer a wide range of ECAs, from sports like badminton and football to arts and crafts, gardening, and Model United Nations (MUN). We also have an array of clubs and societies to cater to diverse interests.

We offer football, basketball, badminton, table tennis, and volleyball. These are run by the faculty members and are revised each semester based on interest.

ISS participates in the Athletic Conference of Singapore International Schools (ACSIS) league for varsity sports competing in basketball, cross country, and volleyball.

This season, our volleyball team has made us proud, winning the first three games of the season. While we may not boast full-fledged gym facilities, state-of-the-art training resources, or professional coaches, what we lack in infrastructure, we make up for with sheer passion and heart.

Air-conditioned classrooms, multipurpose & event halls, music rooms, drama room, art studios, science labs, high school library, primary village library, and a cafeteria

Outdoor turf pitch, primary village play areas, sand-pitch playground, and an indoor basketball court

Within today's global education landscape, ISS International School stands as a beacon of educational innovation, providing a comprehensive and inclusive education that has made a real difference in students' lives for over four decades. Our unwavering commitment to "Educating to Make a Difference" is deeply embedded in the fabric of our institution.

Nestled in a serene heritage hilltop campus surrounded by nature, ISS is more than a school; it's a community fostering open-minded learners and dedicated educators.

As an authorised K-12 International Baccalaureate (IB) World School, ISS offers the complete IB curriculum, including the IB Certificate and an American-styled High School Diploma for G11 and G12 students. Our school's personalised learning programme, supported by a robust student achievement database, tailors education to diverse student needs and backgrounds.

Central to ISS is "Our Kampong Spirit," embodying a commitment to community togetherness. With intentionally maintained small class sizes, academic excellence is not merely a goal but a journey facilitated by a personalised approach to learning and a nurturing environment.

ISS takes pride in its robust English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme, consistently guiding students from low WIDA scores to success in IBDP and HSD exams. The success is attributed to individualised support, a dedicated team of educators, and a caring culture that cultivates English proficiency, laying the foundation for student success and future pathways.

Students actively participate in developing personalised learning plans in a safe and inclusive environment where confidence thrives. As a school committed to inclusion we believe in being non selective. Notwithstanding, 100% of our HSD students achieved a pass rate and university acceptance, 90% of our IB students achieved bilingual diplomas and the IB class of 2023 scored above global averages in seven IB subjects this year. These achievements underscore our commitment to holistic education and student well-being.