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Singapore Curriculum International Schools in Hong Kong

Compare 3 Singapore Curriculum international schools in Hong Kong. Filter by curriculum, fees (average HKD 143,633), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
3
Curricula
20
Average annual fee
HKD 143,633
Fee range
HKD 63,000 – 254,900
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Singapore Curriculum (3 schools)
Average school size
1,800 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Singapore International School (Hong Kong) - Preparatory Years and Primary Campus
Oldest
Singapore International School (Hong Kong) - Preparatory Years and Primary Campus (1991)
About international schools in Hong Kong

Singapore-curriculum international schools in Hong Kong teach a Singapore-styled syllabus in the early years and lower secondary, with a strong emphasis on mathematics, science and structured literacy alongside an intentional English - Mandarin bilingual programme. Many of these schools then transition older students onto internationally recognised upper-secondary pathways such as Cambridge IGCSEs and the International Baccalaureate Diploma, so families should check how a given school maps its progression from primary through pre-university. Fees are typically in the same broad band as other private international schools in Hong Kong - roughly HK$80,000 to HK$200,000+ per year depending on age and school, with some Singapore-model preparatory/primary places commonly around the HK$100,000 level and extra one-off capital levies or debentures possible. Admissions are handled by each school (rolling intake is common) but the main intake aligns with the August academic year and usually involves an application form, an assessment or interview and documentation for student-pass/visa purposes; popular year groups can fill early, so plan ahead.

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FAQs for Hong Kong

What exactly is the “Singapore curriculum” and how does it differ from IB or UK curricula?
The Singapore curriculum refers to the syllabus and teaching approach developed in Singapore, noted for a tightly sequenced, exam-aware programme with particular strength in numeracy and science and an emphasis on bilingual English - Mandarin instruction. In Hong Kong, schools that adopt this model often keep the Singapore syllabus at primary and lower secondary and then move to internationally recognised qualifications such as IGCSEs and the IB Diploma for upper secondary, which are oriented more towards international university entry and broader assessment types.
Which ages and year groups do Singapore-model international schools in Hong Kong usually cover?
Many operate as through-train schools covering preparatory years (kindergarten) and primary, and some extend through lower and upper secondary to pre-university programmes; however, offerings vary, so check each school’s published age range. Some institutions offer only preparatory and primary while others continue to IGCSE and IB Diploma, so confirm where the school leads if you need continuity to university entry.
How much should we budget for fees and one-off charges?
Annual tuition at Singapore-style international schools in Hong Kong generally sits within the wider international-school range - roughly HK$80,000 at the lower end to HK$200,000 or more for older year groups - and preparatory/primary fees at the Singapore-model schools are often around HK$100,000 per year. In addition to tuition, expect application fees, possible registration or entrance fees, and in some schools refundable or non-refundable capital levies or personal debentures, which can add materially to first-year costs.
When should we apply and what does the admissions process look like?
Each school manages its own admissions but a common pattern is rolling applications year-round combined with a main recruitment cycle for August entry; many popular cohorts are assessed and interviewed in the autumn and winter before the new school year. Admissions normally require an application form, recent school reports, an assessment or interview (sometimes in English and/or mathematics and Chinese), and documentation for any required student pass or visa, so start enquiries several months ahead.
What should relocating parents check when comparing Singapore-curriculum schools in Hong Kong?
Look at the school’s stated curriculum map (how and when it transitions from the Singapore syllabus to IGCSE/IB), its language policy for English and Mandarin, provision for additional learning needs and pastoral care, class sizes and qualifications of teaching staff, and any extra costs such as capital levies. Also confirm admissions priority rules, waitlist practice and the practicalities of transport, lunch provision and student-pass support so you can compare total cost, continuity and fit for your child’s needs.