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Singapore Curriculum International Schools in Philippines

Compare 8 Singapore Curriculum international schools in Philippines. Filter by curriculum, fees (average PHP 252,560), location, and more to find the right international school now.

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Schools listed
8
Curricula
14
Average annual fee
PHP 252,560
Fee range
PHP 171,360 – 333,760
More school facts
Most common curriculum
Singapore Curriculum (10 schools)
Average school size
578 pupils
Largest by enrolment
Singapore School Clark
Oldest
Jubilee Christian Academy (1967)
About international schools in Philippines

Schools that follow the Singapore curriculum in the Philippines are typically known for a tightly sequenced, mastery-based approach to core skills with particular emphasis on mathematics and science, and they usually teach through the medium of English while offering Mandarin and Filipino/Tagalog as additional languages. Many campuses deliver Singapore syllabuses through early years, primary and lower secondary and then combine those foundations with international senior qualifications such as Cambridge IGCSE or the IB Diploma, so check each school’s stated pathway for upper secondary. Fee levels for Singapore-curriculum campuses tend to sit below the very highest tier of the Philippine international-school market, with sector-specific published medians and typical school ranges in the low-to-mid hundreds of thousands of Philippine pesos per year, but expect one-off and recurring levies and some schools to bill in two currencies. Most schools follow an August - to - June international calendar, popular year groups fill early, and relocating families should begin research and apply many months before their planned start date while keeping mid-year entry as a fallback if vacancies exist.

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FAQs for Philippines

What exactly is the Singapore curriculum and how does it differ from other international programmes?
The Singapore curriculum focuses on deep understanding, problem solving and a clearly sequenced mastery of concepts, particularly in mathematics and science, which often means topics are introduced earlier and explored in greater depth than in some other national programmes. Schools commonly deliver that syllabus in a structured way for core subjects but may pair it with recognised senior qualifications (for example Cambridge IGCSE or the IB Diploma) so students finish with widely accepted university-entry credentials.
Which ages and qualifications do Singapore-curriculum schools in the Philippines usually cover?
Many Singapore-curriculum schools teach early years, primary and lower-secondary grades directly from Singapore syllabuses and then offer internationally recognised options for senior years such as Cambridge IGCSE and/or the IB Diploma or other external qualifications. Provision for upper secondary varies between campuses, so confirm the exact grade range and senior-year pathway when you compare schools.
What language(s) are lessons taught in and how are mother-tongue languages handled?
Instruction is typically in English across Singapore-curriculum schools in the Philippines, with Mandarin commonly offered as a second or ‘mother-tongue’ language and Filipino/Tagalog sometimes included in the programme or taught as a subject. Schools differ in how intensively they teach a second language and in the support available for non-native speakers, so ask for timetables and assessment routes for language subjects during your visit.
How much should we budget for fees at these schools?
Published fees for Singapore-curriculum campuses in the Philippines are lower than some premium international options but vary by city, school and year group; sector pages show school-level median figures in the low-to-mid hundreds of thousands of Philippine pesos and school ranges commonly fall within that band. Published tuition usually excludes one-off costs such as application and registration fees, deposits, uniforms, transport, meals, trips and exam entry, and some schools combine a local-currency and a foreign-currency component, so always ask for the full fee schedule before budgeting.
When should we apply and what is the usual admissions rhythm?
Most international campuses in the Philippines run an August-to-June academic year and the strongest window for an August start is several months ahead, so begin research and paperwork around nine to twelve months before your intended start where possible. Many schools operate rolling or mid-year admission where places exist, but popular grades can have waiting lists, so early inquiry, submission of documents and clarification of any deposit/refund rules give the best chance of securing a place.
What should parents check when comparing Singapore-curriculum schools?
Look for clear documentation of the school’s curriculum pathway (which grades use the Singapore syllabuses and what senior qualifications are offered), recognised accreditations or external authorisations, teacher qualifications and the school’s approach to language and learning-support provision. Also confirm class sizes, published assessment and reporting practices, the school calendar, fee billing currency and any extra charges, plus practical matters such as transport and pastoral support for children arriving mid-year.