Best International Schools In Singapore, & Why

Are you looking for a place at an international primary or secondary school in Singapore for 2023 or beyond? WhichSchoolAdvisor rounds up the best schools for expats.
Best International Schools In Singapore, & Why
By Carli Allan
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Chatsworth International School

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Winner of the WhichSchoolAdvisor (Singapore) Best Schools Award 2022 for Best IB School. Click here to read why.

Highly Commended in the WhichSchoolAdvisor (Singapore) Best Schools Award 2022 for the Arts. Click here to read why.

Type: All-through
Curriculum: IB (PYP, MYP and IBDP)
Student body: 800
Tuition fees (Nursery-Year 13): $25,298-34,753
Key facilities: Early childhood centre, basketball court, football pitch, playground, sports complex, and swimming pool
Latest exam results: In 2022, the IB average score was 38 
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Location: Central, Bukit Timah

Here's a well-established international school that has plenty of charm and tradition; it has a strong academic record; and offers a well-rounded education with a strong focus on athletics and the arts. The school is delivering a strong IB programme, from early years through to Grade 12, at a moderate fee of $24-33,000, which makes the IB a more affordable option compared to other schools. It is IB all the way here, and the school has many years' experience of delivering the IB and a proven commitment to the programme. 

Chatsworth is one of the few international schools in Singapore to offer the full IB MYP eAssessment examination, leading to the award of the IB MYP course results or the IB MYP Certificate. 

The school believes that it is essential for students to have a strong foundation in their own mother tongue language. It encourages this development through an ethos that celebrated linguistic diversity within its international community, and supports multiple languages through a mother tongue language programme that is aligned with the IB from Years 7 to 13.

The general feedback from parents is that Chatsworth’s strengths are its small size, inclusive community and family spirit. Parents frequently refer to happy children who are thriving because of excellent teaching within a nurturing environment – and are developing into independent learners (which is what we’re looking for from an IB school) because of it.

Click here to read the review of Chatsworth International School

Next: Dover Court International School

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