All teachers are either native speakers of the language they teach or are highly proficient in it.

Yes. The Perse School (Singapore) offers a three-tiered English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme for students who require additional support in developing their English language proficiency.

Mandarin, French, and Japanese

Yes.

We are a non-device school. However, each classroom features high-tech touchscreens with Apple TV, allowing iPads to be used interactively to enhance students’ learning. iPads complement, rather than replace, traditional pen-and-paper learning. Senior School students are required to use a MacBook to further enhance their learning experience.

Yes. The school is equipped to implement virtual classroom technologies and deliver lessons through online platforms should the need arise, such as during emergencies or periods of school closure.

No. The Perse School (Singapore) is a secular school.

The Perse School (Singapore) offers IGCSE, with A Level set to launch in August 2027.

Yes, children are given homework on a weekly basis.

Yes. The school offers Learning Support for students with additional learning needs, providing targeted support to help them access the curriculum and reach their full potential.

The school offers scholarships of up to 100% to outstanding eligible students, subject to the school's criteria.

Yes. All prospective students complete an assessment to determine the most suitable year group and to identify whether any additional learning support may be required.

No.

We accept applications throughout the year.

Yes.

8.30 AM

School ends at 3.40 PM, while extra-curricular activities end at 4.40 PM

Door-to-door and shuttle bus options are available for students. The door-to-door service covers various zones across the island, with fees varying based on distance. The shuttle service operates between the school and Cashew MRT station, with multiple pick-up and drop-off times to accommodate different schedules. Each bus is equipped with a bus attendant to ensure student safety during transit.

Lunch is offered at school. The school has a strict no-nut policy. Students may also bring their own packed lunch from home.

Yes. The school offers halal, vegetarian, and allergen-free food options.

Yes

The Perse School (Singapore) offers more than 100 extra-curricular activities across various areas such as STEM, the arts, sport and games, language, and wellness. The school also partners with Barça Academy for football, CricKingdom for cricket, and The Yard for gymnastics.

Students participate in a range of physical activities, including swimming, athletics, volleyball, football, gymnastics, and dance, depending on their year level.

Yes. Students participate in regular inter-house sports competitions and compete in ACSIS matches. As a member of FOBISIA, the school also provides opportunities for students to participate in international sporting competitions.

The Perse School (Singapore)’s campus features a wide range of purpose-built, modern facilities, including science laboratories (with a dedicated Primary School science laboratory), culinary labs, a library, an indoor gymnasium, collaborative spaces, open playgrounds, a water play area, and ample green spaces, including a herb garden and an eco-forest.

The Perse School (Singapore) features a world-class AstroTurf field in collaboration with Barça Academy, cricket practice lanes with CricKingdom, open sport courts, a volleyball court, and an indoor gymnasium.

The Perse School (Singapore) brings 400 years of academic excellence from The Perse School Cambridge, UK to Singapore. The school offers the internationally recognised Cambridge International Curriculum at a sustainable fee designed for families, within a modern campus featuring a wide range of specialist learning spaces.

The Perse's truly international community represents over 60 nationalities, with no single dominant nationality. Students can choose from over 100 extra-curricular activities and benefit from subject specialist teachers across a range of subjects in Primary School, progressing to fully subject specialist teaching in Senior School.

The Perse School (Singapore) follows a three-dimensional teaching approach that focuses on developing the whole child through three key areas: academic rigour, co-curricular involvement, and pastoral care. This balanced approach ensures that students are challenged academically while developing their interests, confidence, character, and wellbeing beyond the classroom.