Learn about how he plans to lead, nurture and grow ICS’ vision to be a school that “Educates Minds and Transforms Lives”. Dr. J.P. Rader has spent 35 years teaching, mentoring, coaching, recruiting, and inspiring students to reach their fullest potential. He is currently the director at International Community School, Singapore, after serving three years as the secondary school principal of Gyeonggi Suwon . . .
Annual tuition fees at international schools are generally in the range of SG$18,000 – SG$38,000 per annum. And in addition, there are extra fees such as: enrolment fees, building maintenance costs, parents’ association fees, school bus, extra-curricular activities and external exam fees….. and this is before you even put a uniform on your child. Let’s explore some affordable international school opt . . .
North London Collegiate School (Singapore) is planned to open in August 2020 as a co-educational day school for students aged 3-18, bringing the NLCS ethos of rigorous scholarship, co-curricular enrichment and outstanding pastoral care to Singapore. It is planned that NLCS (Singapore) will be an International Baccalaureate Continuum School, offering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and the IB . . .
Client Services Manager Vandana Rao met with Mr Cameron Davidson a Year 4 class teacher and the RRSA coordinator for the Junior School, instrumental in its implementation. Read on for more details: Tanglin Trust School Junior School has been accredited with the Rights Respecting Schools Award (RRSA) Silver by Unicef UK. Tanglin Trust School is the first school in South East Asia to have received this accreditation. . . .
FIRST SCHOOL OUTSIDE EUROPE TO JOIN THE JUNIOR ENGINEER ACADEMY If your child dreams of joining the ranks of young innovators and future engineers, the opportunity is ripe at GESS. This international school has become the first ever school outside of Europe selected to offer the esteemed Junior Engineer Academy programme, which till date has only been offered by schools in Europe. The Junior Engineer Academy network was in . . .
