Edited by Aziza Francienne · B2C Marketing Manager
American-curriculum international schools in Singapore follow a US-style K - 12 programme that typically leads to a US high-school diploma and commonly offers Advanced Placement (AP) courses for upper-secondary students. Instruction is primarily in English, while many schools provide structured second-language and mother-tongue pathways - Mandarin is particularly widespread and Spanish and French are also commonly available from the early years. Fees in the international sector run broadly from about S$24,000 to S$59,000 per year, and American-track schools commonly sit in the mid-to-upper part of that band; families should budget for one-time registration/building fees plus recurring levies and extras such as bus, meals and exam charges. Admissions are a mix of rolling and fixed intakes (most schools align to an August academic year), popular year groups can fill many months in advance, and relocating families are advised to start applications and any required assessments several months before their intended start date.
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