Singapore International School - Gamuda Gardens vs Singapore International School Van Phuc

	S Singapore International School - Gamuda Gardens Hanoi, Vietnam	S Singapore International School Van Phuc Hanoi, Vietnam
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year ₫110,165,000 - 626,014,000	Fees / year ₫151,625,000 - 502,288,000
Age range	Age range 3 - 18 years	Age range 1 - 18 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge A Levels, Singapore Curriculum	Curriculum British Curriculum, Singapore Curriculum
Pupils	Pupils —	Pupils —
Typical class size	Typical class size 20	Typical class size 25
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened 2015	Opened 2004
Bus service	Bus service Yes	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location Singapore International School @ Gamuda Gardens is situated on Gamuda Gardens 2 Road within the Gamuda Gardens urban township in Hoang Mai District, Hanoi. The area is a planned residential neighbourhood with direct access to major roads such as Phap Van. Families living in surrounding districts can reach the campus by car or school bus. The setting is residential and quiet, with amenities located within the wider township.	Location Singapore International School @ Van Phuc is situated at 2D Van Phuc Diplomatic Compound, 46 Van Bao, Ngoc Ha Ward, Hanoi. The address places the school in a diplomatic area of Hanoi’s Ba Dinh District.
Stages	Stages The school offers education from Pre-Nursery through Year 12, covering Early Years, Primary, Lower Secondary, IGCSE, and A/AS Level stages. Students may enter either the Integrated Programme or the International Programme from Primary onward. Kindergarten levels are offered through both integrated and international pathways.	Stages The school offers a full International Programme from Pre-School (18 months to below 6 years) through Primary (Years 1–6), Junior High (Years 7–8) and Senior High School (Years 9–12). The Senior High School includes a two-year Cambridge IGCSE course in Years 9–10 and Cambridge International AS/A Levels in Years 11–12.
School type	School type SIS Gamuda Gardens is a co-educational day school. It does not provide boarding facilities. Programmes are available in both English-medium and bilingual formats depending on level and track.	School type Singapore International School, Van Phuc operates as an international day school offering both International Programme and Integrated Programme pathways.
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Additional learning support	Additional learning support The school does not publicly disclose any specialised provision for Additional Learning Needs or Special Educational Needs. No SEN teams, dedicated centres, or formal support structures are mentioned by the school.	Additional learning support The school does not provide a specific Special Educational Needs (SEN) or Additional Learning Support department. There is a strong emphasis on a school-wide Virtues Programme and on building character and soft skills, and the International Programme description refers to a “student-centred focus” through WASC and Cambridge accreditation, but no dedicated SEN facilities or specialist support services are detailed.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation The school is part of the Singapore International School system operated by KinderWorld Vietnam. It has no formal national affiliation, though its curriculum draws on Singapore and Cambridge frameworks.	Country affiliation The curriculum draws on Singapore’s curriculum in Maths, Science and English and integrates Cambridge curricula in the Primary and Secondary years.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation The school is part of the Singapore International School system operated by KinderWorld Vietnam. It has no formal national affiliation, though its curriculum draws on Singapore and Cambridge frameworks.	Religious affiliation The school has no religious affiliation.
School day structure	School day structure The school does not publicly provide its timetable or daily schedule. Start times, break times, and dismissal times are not disclosed.	School day structure The school day begins at 8:25 with Form Class followed by Assembly and academic periods through the morning. Students have a Break/Snack from 10:35 to 10:55 and Lunch from 12:15 to 13:00 before continuing with afternoon lessons. A short Break runs from 14:20 to 14:35, and the school day finishes with dismissal at 16:00.
Bus service details	Bus service details A school transportation service is available, with home pick-up and drop-off options offered. Details of routes, timings, and fees are available directly from the campus office, and the service is listed as optional in the school’s fee documentation.	Bus service details Singapore International School Van Phuc provides and runs its own bus service.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application Fees A Placement Test Fee of VND 2,940,000 is required for all new students. Registration fees vary by programme, with the International Programme charged at VND 21,500,000, the Integrated Programme at VND 8,600,000, the International Kindergarten at VND 6,450,000, and the Integrated Kindergarten at VND 3,225,000. A refundable deposit is required for enrolment, ranging from VND 11,000,000 to VND 26,000,000 depending on programme and level. Refund conditions are based on the school’s withdrawal procedures, though these are not detailed in the fee documents. Tuition Fees (Per Year) International Programme Year 1–3: VND 498,380,000 Year 4–5: VND 500,688,000 Year 6: VND 502,288,000 Year 7–8: VND 527,608,000 Year 9–10 (IGCSE): VND 587,479,000 A/AS Level Year 1: VND 598,515,000 A/AS Level Year 2: VND 626,014,000 Integrated Programme Grade 1–3: VND 255,237,000 Grade 4–5: VND 256,432,000 Grade 6–9: VND 292,092,000 International Kindergarten Programme PN–Nursery (Full Day): VND 280,615,000 K1–K2 (Full Day): VND 280,615,000 Preparatory (Full Day): VND 358,797,000 Half-day options with or without lunch are available at reduced rates. Integrated Kindergarten Programme PN–K2 (Full Day): VND 151,625,000 Preparatory (Full Day): VND 219,023,000 Half-day options are available. Fees are billed by term as follows: Term 1: 35% Term 2: 25% Term 3: 25% Term 4: 15% Kindergarten fees are divided equally at 25% each term. Additional Fees Uniforms, stationery, book packs, e-learning, meals (except where included for full-day Kindergarten), and insurance are charged separately. Families are also responsible for any additional costs related to camps, outdoor activities, field trips, and other school-based programmes. Fees for English as a Foreign Language (EFL) may apply depending on student requirements. Transportation Fees A school bus service is available with home pick-up and drop-off. Transport fees vary depending on location and are provided directly by the school’s transport office. All buses operate with supervision, and the service is optional. Refund Policy Deposits are refundable; however, specific notice periods or refund conditions are not outlined in the fee annexes. No additional refund policies are provided.	Fee details Fees Overview Application and Registration Fees For the Integrated Kindergarten Programme, a one-off registration fee of VND 3,225,000 is payable at enrolment. For the International Kindergarten Programme, the registration fee is VND 6,450,000. For the Integrated Programme (Years 1 to 5), parents pay a Placement Test Fee of VND 2,940,000, a Registration Fee of VND 8,600,000, and a Deposit of VND 8,000,000. For the International Programme (Years 1 to 6), fees include a Placement Test Fee of VND 2,940,000, a Registration Fee of VND 21,500,000, and a Deposit of VND 15,000,000. Tuition Fees Integrated Kindergarten Programme (fees include meals) • Pre-Nursery to Nursery Full Day: VND 151,625,000 per year • Kindergarten 1 to 2 Full Day: VND 151,625,000 per year • Preparatory Full Day: VND 219,023,000 per year International Kindergarten Programme (fees include meals) • Pre-Nursery to Nursery Full Day: VND 280,615,000 per year • Kindergarten 1 to 2 Full Day: VND 280,615,000 per year • Preparatory Full Day: VND 358,797,000 per year Integrated Programme (Years 1 to 5) • Year 1 to 3: VND 255,237,000 per year • Year 4 to 5: VND 256,432,000 per year International Programme (Years 1 to 6) • Year 1 to 3: VND 498,380,000 per year • Year 4 to 5: VND 500,688,000 per year • Year 6: VND 502,288,000 per year Billing Schedule and Payment Terms Parents may pay yearly (30 days before the first day of school) or termly. Termly plans are divided into either four equal payments of 25 percent for kindergarten programmes or 35 percent, 25 percent, 25 percent and 15 percent for Years 1 to 6 programmes. Other Costs Short-term care fees apply for Pre-Nursery to Kindergarten 2, charged per day or per half day. Insurance, uniforms, stationery, book packs, e-learning materials and transportation are listed as additional costs to be obtained directly from the school office. Refund Information Deposits are refundable according to the school’s conditions. Registration fees are not stated as refundable. Tuition fees may not be refunded once the term begins. Payment Methods Parents are directed to follow the billing instructions provided by the school office.
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement Uniforms are required: a daily dress uniform, a PE uniform, and a winter uniform. The female uniform consists of a logo blouse with a grey skirt or grey pants, grey tights, and enclosed shoes in black, grey, or white. The male uniform consists of a logo shirt with grey pants and enclosed shoes in black, grey, or white. A unisex sports uniform is also worn for physical education. Uniform costs are available through enrolment staff.	Uniform requirement The school requires wearing the prescribed uniform, including daily, sports, and winter outfits. The daily uniform for girls is a logo polo shirt with a grey skirt or grey trousers, grey socks, and white/grey/black closed-toe shoes; for boys, a logo polo shirt with grey trousers (long or short) and white/grey/black shoes. The sports uniform is a logo polo shirt with grey shorts, and the winter uniform includes a grey skirt or trousers, a logo hoodie, grey sweatpants, a jacket with the logo and school name, and white/grey/black shoes; windbreakers are available for both boys and girls. Uniform fees are available from the school office.
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Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership The school is governed under the KinderWorld Education Governance Model and is part of the KinderWorld Education Group. It operates two Gamuda Gardens campuses: KIK @ Gamuda Gardens and SIS @ Gamuda Gardens. The site lists affiliated schools in Vietnam and Singapore as part of the KinderWorld network.	Governance and ownership The school is part of the KinderWorld Education Group and operates within the Singapore International School network. The KinderWorld governance model supports shared resources and a common direction for planning across SIS campuses. WASC accreditation applies to SIS campuses, and Cambridge International Examinations administers IGCSE and Cambridge AS/A Levels; the iPSLE is administered by SEAB as an overseas examination center.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details Singapore International School @ Gamuda Gardens offers two pathways: the Integrated Programme and the International Programme. The Integrated Programme combines Vietnamese national curriculum subjects with English-medium components based on the Singapore curriculum, covering core areas such as Mathematics, Science, ICT, and English alongside Vietnamese Literature and Social Studies. The International Programme follows the Singapore curriculum in Primary and transitions to the Cambridge Primary and Cambridge Lower Secondary frameworks from Year 1 to Year 8. Students then progress to Cambridge IGCSE in Years 9 and 10, followed by Cambridge A/AS Levels in Years 11 and 12. Both pathways include additional subjects such as Physical Education, Arts, ICT, and character and life-skills programmes depending on year group. Instruction is delivered in English for the International Programme and in a bilingual format for the Integrated Programme.	Curriculum details Singapore International School, Van Phuc's International Programme integrates “the foundational strengths of Singapore’s curriculum in Math, Science and English” with key elements of the Cambridge Curriculum in the Primary and Secondary years. In Pre-School (18 months to below 6 years), the focus is on age-appropriate foundations in English, Mathematics and Science, with small classes led by a foreign teacher supported by a Vietnamese teacher. Primary (Years 1–6) follows Singapore-based curricula in English, Mathematics, Science and Social Studies, alongside ICT, Art and Craft, Health and Physical Education, Music and Chinese, with extended learning through STEM and online English resources plus Vietnamese where applicable. Junior High (Years 7–8) offers an integrated Cambridge–Singapore curriculum across core academic subjects, plus Chinese, Global Perspectives and ICT, again with extended STEM and language programmes. In Senior High School, students undertake Cambridge IGCSE in Years 9–10 and can progress to Cambridge International AS / A Levels in Years 11–12, choosing from a broad range of subjects including Mathematics, Sciences, Computer Science, Business, Economics, Psychology, Sociology and English Literature. Across these stages, the curriculum is supported by a strong emphasis on STEM, ICT, Chinese and Vietnamese language learning, the Virtues Programme, and experiential components such as Outward Bound and overseas study opportunities.
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Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning The school includes a values-based element in its curriculum through a Virtues Programme, which focuses on building students’ interpersonal skills and positive behaviour. Students also participate in activities such as Student Council, which helps develop cooperation and leadership. Outdoor education experiences, offered from upper primary through secondary levels, provide additional opportunities for teamwork and social development. These activities contribute to students’ social growth alongside their academic learning. Beyond these programmes, the school does not publish further information regarding dedicated SEL staff or specialist SEL frameworks.	Social & emotional learning Singapore International School Van Phuc offers what it calls a “Virtues Programme”. The Virtues Programme suggests that the school integrates character and virtue education into regular school life alongside academic learning. Additionally, the school partners with Outward Bound Vietnam (OBV) for outdoor-education programmes starting from Year 4 upward. These OBV programmes are designed to help students build resilience, teamwork, leadership and life-skills through experiential learning, which supports social and emotional development.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school does not publicly disclose information regarding SEN support. There is no available information about specialist staff, dedicated SEN services, or accommodations for specific learning needs. The website does not state whether the school supports particular types of Special Educational Needs. There is also no indication that it is a specialist SEN institution. Based on publicly available material, no structured SEN provision can be confirmed.	Special educational needs (SEN) This school does not publicly disclose information regarding SEN support.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school does not publicly disclose information regarding EAL. There is no mention of dedicated EAL teachers, transition programmes, or structured English-language support for non-native speakers. The Integrated and International Programmes both include English instruction, but no additional language-support system is described. As such, the extent of EAL provision cannot be verified from available information.	English as an additional language The school does not publicly disclose information regarding EAL-specific support.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing The school does not publicly disclose information regarding mental-health or counselling services. There is no mention of school counsellors, wellbeing officers, or formal mental-health initiatives. The school does offer outdoor education and character-building activities, but these are not described as mental-health programmes. No structured mental-wellbeing provision can be confirmed from publicly available sources.	Mental wellbeing The school does not publicly disclose specific programmes, staff roles, or initiatives dedicated to mental wellbeing.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The school does not publicly disclose information regarding safeguarding or child-protection policies. No documentation is provided about reporting procedures, staff training, or school-wide safety frameworks. There are no published safeguarding statements or policy summaries. Based on available information, formal safeguarding structures cannot be verified.	Safeguarding The school states that the welfare and rights of children are especially important; it refers to protecting every child and respecting principles outlined in the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The school operates on a Gamuda Gardens campus and provides spaces to support learning and student life. The facilities support classroom instruction, administration, and school activities.	Facilities overview Singapore International School @ Van Phuc occupies a purpose-built campus designed for 21st-century learning. It has specialist rooms for the arts and music, fully equipped science labs, computer rooms, and ICT-enabled technology throughout the campus. The site includes multiple outdoor sports facilities and a covered swimming pool, along with a gymnasium and a library. A new International Programme wing provides additional classrooms, and KinderWorld International Kindergarten (KIK) serves younger children.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The school provides facilities for physical education and sports as part of the School Life program. These facilities support a range of PE and athletic activities.	Sports facilities The campus has multiple outdoor sports facilities and a covered swimming pool. It includes a gymnasium for physical education and related activities. A small football field is on-site. These facilities support both competitive and recreational sport.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities The school has academic facilities to support the International Programme and Integrated Programme across Pre-School to Senior High School.	Academic facilities The campus houses fully equipped science laboratories, computer rooms, and ICT laboratories. Technology is integrated throughout the campus to support digital learning. Specialist facilities support STEM, Music, and Art/Craft. Classrooms are arranged to support a modern, 21st-century learning environment.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities Extra Curricular Activities are offered as part of School Life. These activities provide opportunities for students to engage beyond academics.	Extra curricular facilities Spaces for Creative Arts and Music support extracurricular activities in the arts. STEM-related workshops and activities are available in dedicated specialist facilities. Outdoor spaces and the swimming pool support sport and recreation outside class hours. Facilities enable participation in arts, music and related activities.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Singapore International School @ Gamuda Gardens opened in December 2015 as part of the KinderWorld International Group, a private education provider operating schools across Vietnam. The campus was established to expand the group’s Singapore- and Cambridge-based education model within Hanoi’s Gamuda Gardens residential township. As with all campuses in the group, ownership and management fall under KinderWorld Vietnam, which oversees curriculum pathways, staffing, and school-wide operations. The school has continued to develop its Integrated and International programmes since its opening, though no further historical milestones are publicly documented.	History Singapore International School Van Phuc was founded in 2004. It is a part of the broader network of schools under KinderWorld Education Group, which operates multiple international and bilingual schools across Vietnam. Over the years, the school has expanded largely. For example, after renovation in 2019 it added new facilities including a gymnasium, ICT labs, a swimming pool, a football field, and specialist rooms for Music, STEM and Art/Craft. The school introduced the KinderWorld International Kindergarten (KIK) programme, catering for children starting at about 18 months of age, broadening the age range and making the school a full early-childhood + primary offering.
Community	Community The school community includes students across Kindergarten, Primary, and Secondary levels within both the Integrated and International pathways. The campus organises cultural and community events throughout the year, such as celebrations, outdoor education activities, and student-led initiatives. Events often involve collaboration between staff and students, creating opportunities for participation across different age groups. Beyond these activities, the school does not publish a detailed list of annual community events.	Community SIS Van Phuc maintains a fairly active school community with regular events and cultural celebrations. For instance, their 2025 February newsletter highlights a Tết (Lunar New Year) celebration, with musical performances by students and teachers, indicating the school supports Vietnamese cultural traditions alongside its international curriculum. The school also organises broader community events like an Easter Fair and Open Day, which help bring together current families and prospective ones. Extra-curricular activities such as choir, art clubs, cooking classes, sports clubs, robotics, and chess are offered; these serve as social and hobby-based venues where students, parents and teachers likely build a sense of community.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association The school does not publicly disclose information about a Parent Teacher Association or any formal parent-school organisation. There is no available documentation describing PTA membership, roles, events, or activities. The school also does not publish details about parent-led groups, committees, or volunteer opportunities. As a result, no structured PTA framework can be confirmed from publicly available sources. If such a group exists, its operations are not described on the school’s public platforms.	Parent teacher association The school does not disclose any PTA structure or formal parent-governance group. Parent involvement appears to be via regular parent-teacher meetings, participation in school events (Open Day, fairs), and collaboration on student welfare and community activities, but no formal PTA is documented.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual The International Programme runs from Pre-Nursery to Senior High and includes an Integrated Programme option. The Cambridge International Examinations framework is used in the upper grades with Cambridge IGCSE and AS/A Level options. English is the language of instruction, and a bilingual pathway is offered across the International and bilingual programmes. The curriculum includes English, Mathematics, and Science as core academic areas, with Chinese and Vietnamese language components and a focus on information technology and STEM.	Academic & intellectual —
Arts & creative	Arts & creative The Cambridge IGCSE includes Arts and Design among the subjects offered.	Arts & creative —
Cultural & language	Cultural & language English is the primary language of instruction, with a bilingual pathway available; the curriculum includes Chinese and Vietnamese language components as part of the international program, and a bilingual option exists across programmes.	Cultural & language Chinese language study is offered in the International Programme; Chinese and Vietnamese languages are offered in the Integrated Programme; The school serves foreign and Vietnamese students and places strong emphasis on English language skills across the study pathways.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies Outward Bound Vietnam is integrated into the curriculum for Year 4 upwards, delivering outdoor education that develops teamwork, leadership, independence, and communication. Overseas Study opportunities include study tours to Malaysia and Singapore, and an immersion programme in the United States to enhance language proficiency and cultural exposure.	Social & hobbies The campus houses specialist rooms for music and arts and provides fully equipped science labs and computer rooms; Outdoor sports facilities and a covered swimming pool support recreational and physical activities; ICT skills and e-learning are integrated from early years.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service The Virtues Programme teaches twenty virtues to develop character and global citizenship.
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional Outward Bound fosters leadership, responsibility and accountability. Study tours and the Elmhurst University immersion programme develop soft skills, global awareness, and professional dispositions.	Leadership & professional The Singapore International School Vietnam Alumni Association (SISVAA) promotes interaction between alumni and current students.
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing Outdoor education experiences build confidence, resilience and teamwork, while overseas study experiences expand personal growth and cultural understanding.	Lifestyle & wellbeing Facilities include a gymnasium, a swimming pool, a small football field and a library; The campus also features ICT labs and specialist rooms for Music, STEM and Art/Craft, supporting student wellbeing and holistic development.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision English is the primary language of instruction in the Integrated Programme, particularly at Pre-School. From Primary to Year 9, instruction combines the Vietnamese MOET Curriculum with international content, with English emphasized across subjects. Chinese and Vietnamese are offered as language subjects across the programmes.	Language provision English is the main language of instruction. Chinese language study is offered in both International and Integrated Programmes; Vietnamese language study is offered in the Integrated Programme.
Bilingual teaching	Bilingual teaching The Integrated Programme is conducted in English at the Pre-School level. From Primary to Year 9, instruction combines the Vietnamese MOET curriculum with international learning areas. Vietnamese language (MOET) and Chinese language are offered as part of the curriculum.	Bilingual teaching The school uses English as the primary language of instruction with additional language study in Chinese and Vietnamese depending on the programme.
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Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards The school does not publish any information indicating that it has received institutional awards.	Awards There are no publicly disclosed awards for Singapore International School Van Phuc.
Accreditations	Accreditations Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) The school is accredited by WASC, a U.S.-based regional accrediting body that evaluates schools on quality assurance and ongoing improvement. This accreditation indicates that the school meets established international standards of governance, teaching, and operations. Cambridge Assessment International Education The school is registered to deliver Cambridge programmes, allowing it to offer Cambridge IGCSE and Cambridge A/AS Level qualifications. This accreditation enables students to obtain internationally recognised secondary and pre-university credentials. Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) Pathway Through its network, the school is authorised to administer Singapore curriculum–aligned assessments such as the International Primary School Examination (iPSLE). This provides students with access to a recognised Singapore-based academic benchmark.	Accreditations * Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC): This is a US-based accrediting body; on the school newsletter the school states it has received a six-year WASC accreditation. Membership / affiliation with KinderWorld Group of Schools: Singapore International School Van Phuc is part of this group, which provides a larger network context. On the school’s Alumni page the site describes Singapore International School Van Phuc as “a campus of the largest accredited international school network in Vietnam.”
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions 1. Initial Inquiry and Contact Parents may begin the admissions process by contacting the school’s administrative office or visiting the campus to request information about programmes, fees, and available year levels. At this stage, families can ask about placement-test requirements, class availability, and programme options (Integrated or International). The school provides guidance on which documents will be needed for a complete application. 2. Application Submission Families must submit an application form along with the required documents, which typically include student identification, previous school reports, and health information. The school also requires payment of the placement test fee and registration fee upon application. Parents are advised to confirm deadlines and programme availability when submitting documents. 3. Placement Assessment All new students are required to sit for a placement test, which helps the school determine readiness for the chosen programme and year level. The assessment is part of the compulsory admissions process and applies across both the Integrated and International Programmes. Families are informed of the testing schedule and assessment arrangements by the admissions team. 4. Offer of Placement Once the school reviews assessment results and verifies documents, families may receive an offer of placement. The offer outlines the confirmed year level, programme, and deposit requirements. Parents must complete all required payments within the stated timeframe to secure the place. 5. Confirmation and Enrolment To finalise enrolment, families complete any remaining administrative steps, such as submitting medical forms and confirming transportation arrangements if needed. The deposit becomes active only once all enrolment requirements are completed. The school provides orientation information to help new students prepare for their first day.	Admissions 1. Parents begin by completing the online enquiry form on the school’s website, providing their child’s details (name, date of birth, current grade, nationality, etc.). 2. For admission into the International Programme there is a Placement Test Fee listed. The school likely administers a placement or entrance test as part of the admissions screening process. 3. Upon acceptance, parents pay a Registration Fee and a Deposit. 4. The school offers a Yearly Payment Plan or a Termly Payment Plan for tuition fees. The termly plan is broken down into four terms with defined payment percentages for each term. Payment is due 30 days before the first day of school (for yearly plan) or 30 days before start of term + 14 days before end of current term (for termly plan). 5. In addition to tuition, parents may have to pay for student insurance, uniform, stationery/book pack/e-learning materials, meal fees, optional transportation, and other miscellaneous expenses such as field trips and camps. These “other fees” are handled separately and the exact amounts are provided upon enquiry. 6. Once all required fees (registration fee, deposit, and first tuition payment under selected payment plan) are submitted, the school confirms enrolment.
Scholarships	Scholarships The school does not publicly disclose any scholarship programmes. There is no available information about academic, financial, or talent-based scholarships, nor any details regarding eligibility, application processes, or award conditions. As such, scholarships cannot be confirmed as part of the school’s offerings.	Scholarships Singapore International School Van Phuc does offer scholarships (discount scholarships up to 25%) occasionally, but the public information suggests these are promotional scholarships tied to annual enrolment periods, not a permanent or broadly detailed scholarship programme.
Waitlist	Waitlist The school does not publicly disclose whether it uses a waitlist or a pool-based admissions system. No information is available regarding queue procedures, priority criteria, or how waiting applicants are managed. Based on publicly accessible sources, the presence or structure of any waitlist system cannot be confirmed.	Waitlist The school does not publicly describe a formal wait-list or pool system for unsuccessful applicants beyond the offer stage.
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