Singapore has one of the world's largest concentrations of international schools. This hub covers the main curricula, how to choose, fees to expect, and how to apply — so you can make the right call for your family before you arrive.
Finding the right school is often the first major decision in a Singapore relocation. With over 50 international schools offering everything from the IB to American and British curricula, the choice can feel overwhelming — especially when you're also managing visas, housing, and a moving timeline.
This hub brings together our detailed guides on the main school types. Whether you need continuity with a US curriculum, want the global portability of the IB, or are simply trying to understand how the system works, start here.
One thing to know upfront: most expat families on standard passes (EP, S Pass, DP) cannot access Singapore's local government school system. International schools are the primary route — and they are fee-paying, private institutions.
School applications, neighbourhood research, lease coordination — Moving, Managed helps expat families handle the full logistics of a Singapore move, not just the boxes.
In-depth articles on the main school types and curricula available to expat families in Singapore.
The full picture — all major curricula, how to compare schools, what fees look like across the board, and how the application process works. Start here if you're new to the landscape.
SAS, Stamford American, and other US-curriculum options — fees, accreditation, location, and what American expat families need to know before applying.
Singapore has one of the highest concentrations of IB World Schools anywhere. This guide covers PYP, MYP, and IB Diploma options, fees, and how to choose between them.
The full application process — from choosing a curriculum to securing a Student's Pass. Step-by-step guide for expat families relocating to Singapore.
Not sure which curriculum is the right fit? Here's a plain-English summary of the main options.
School choice connects closely to where you live, your visa, and your overall relocation plan.