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Help! Can you answer these questions?
- ISS International School in Singapore - is it a good school?
- Stamford American International School
- What's the cost of living in Singapore like?
- What is the best way to approach the Job offers in Singapore.
- Getting domestic help / staff in Singapore
- Best weekend destinations from Singapore
- Financial advice for British expats living in Singapore
- Moving Electronics to Singapore
- Working for an Australian Company in Singapore
- Living in Singapore with children
- What is a good salary for an engineer in Singapore (I am Indian)
- Do you need a car in Singapore?
- Can I work with a dependent pass in Singapore
- Avoiding quarantine when importing your pet to Singapore
- Finding work as a trailing spouse in Singapore
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For the most part, the international schools in Singapore are well-regarded by the expat community. Most utilise the IB curriculum, though there are some that focus on the curriculum from their country of origin, like the French and British schools.
UWCSEA is the school with the best reputation and the longest waiting list. It can take between 3 to 4 years just to get your child into this school, and many expats just don't have that long. In the meantime (if you are planning to stay long-term) you can enrol your child in either ISS, OFS or the Canadian School. All are pretty decent, but they have high turnovers - so children tend to feel a little unsettled.
Try and get teacher's from your child's previous school to write recommendation letters and bring all your reports with you. This can help solidify a spot in one the more prestigious institutions.
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