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Heritage Academy Singapore - Khatib Campus

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees SGD 7,200 - 8,100
Ages 6 - 18 years
Type Co-educational
Opened 2005
Bus Service Yes
Part of
Heritage Academy
Academic offering
Curriculum American Curriculum
Taught languages Mandarin, English
Typical class size 15
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Visual and Creative Arts
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Elementary, Middle School, High School
Introduction

Heritage Academy is a Christian international school in Singapore, offering education for students aged 6 to 18. The school follows the Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) School of Tomorrow® curriculum, emphasizing individualized learning, critical thinking, creativity, and moral values. A distinguishing feature of Heritage Academy is its commitment to affordability, providing competitive and reasonable fees compared to other EduTrust-certified institutions in Singapore. Facilities include well-equipped science labs, a dedicated arts studio, and a spacious auditorium for performances and events.

This campus is part of Heritage Academy

Block 846 Yishun Ring Rd, #03-3673, 760846, Singapore

The Essentials

Heritage Academy Singapore - Khatib Campus has typical class sizes of 15, instruction in English.

Location
Heritage Academy’s Khatib Campuses are located in Yishun, a residential neighborhood in northern Singapore. Both campuses are within a short walking distance from Khatib MRT Station, providing easy access to public transport. The area is family-friendly with nearby amenities like parks, supermarkets, and community centers.

Stages
The Khatib campuses cater to early childhood and primary school students. Khatib Campus 2 focuses on pre-school and kindergarten levels, while Khatib Campus 1 serves students in the primary and lower secondary years.

Type
Heritage Academy is a co-educational day school with no boarding facilities. It offers full-time education for early childhood, primary, and lower secondary students.

Additional learning support
Heritage Academy offers individualized learning through the A.C.E. curriculum, which allows students to progress at their own pace.

While this supports varied learning needs, the school does not have a dedicated Special Educational Needs (SEN) department or specialist facilities.

Country affiliation
The school follows an American curriculum but does not have formal affiliation with any specific country.

Religious affiliation
Heritage Academy is a Christian school and incorporates Christian values and teachings into its programs.

School day structure
* Early Childhood and Primary Students:
Classes run from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., with a morning snack break, lunch break around midday, and a short afternoon break. Younger children may have shorter school hours.

* Secondary (High School) Students:
High school operates on two separate sessions:

* Morning Session: 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
* Afternoon Session: 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Students are assigned to either the AM or PM session based on subject selection and availability.

Bus service
The Khatib campuses offer a bus service through external providers, covering nearby residential areas and MRT stations. Parents can coordinate directly with the recommended transport companies to arrange routes and pick-up times.

Bus availability and costs may vary, and further details can be obtained from the school’s administrative office.
Diving Deeper

Uniform Requirement
The school requires all students to wear school uniforms during lessons.

Food Options
After-school care is available; meals are provided through partnerships with trusted neighbourhood providers.

Governance and Ownership
The school is governed by an Academic & Examination Board and a Board of Directors/Manager. It is registered as a Private Education Institution (PEI) with SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG), PEI Registration Number 200512935K. The Thomson Campus main address is 510 Thomson Road SLF Building #17-01/02/03/04 Singapore 298135; Khatib Campuses are Block 845 Yishun Street 81 #03-186 Singapore 760845 and Block 846 Yishun Ring Road #03-3673 Singapore 760846.
Fees

Annual tuition at Heritage Academy Singapore - Khatib Campus ranges from SGD 7,200 to SGD 8,100 for 2026/27.

Application and Registration Fees

* Diagnostic Test: SGD 109–436 (varies by grade)
* Registration Fee: SGD 545 (one-time)
* Student Pass Admin Fee: SGD 436; Renewal Fee: SGD 109

Tuition Fees (Annual)

* Grades 1–6: SGD 7,926.48 (including GST and FPS)
* Grades 7–12: SGD 9,001.36 (including GST and FPS)
* 10% discount for full annual payment.

Payment Terms

* Pay in full (with discount) or 10 monthly installments (January to October).
* First payment includes the FPS fee.

Other Fees

* PACES: SGD 400–700 per grade
* Material Fee: SGD 327 per year
* Co-Curricular Activities: SGD 327 per year
* Science Lab (Grades 7–12): SGD 200–500
* Field Trips: SGD 20–100 per trip
* Late Payment Fee: SGD 109

Refund Policy

* Registration, test, and admin fees are non-refundable.
* Course fee refunds follow the student contract terms.

Payment Methods

* Bank Transfer
* PayNow
* Cheque

Discounts

* 10% sibling discount or 10% full payment discount.
* Discounts cannot be combined.
Academics

Heritage Academy Singapore - Khatib Campus teaches American Curriculum for students aged 6 to 18.

Curriculum
Heritage Academy offers the Accelerated Christian Education (A.C.E.) curriculum from the United States. The program is structured around self-paced learning materials called PACEs, covering core subjects like English, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. Character education is included through Bible-based lessons. High school students work toward an American High School Diploma. English support programs are available for non-native speakers. Co-curricular activities and practical science sessions supplement classroom learning.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Heritage Academy supports social and emotional learning through weekly character education lessons based on Christian values. Regular chapel sessions focus on topics like empathy, responsibility, and respect. Co-curricular activities encourage teamwork and leadership skills. Teachers monitor students’ emotional wellbeing and provide informal pastoral support when needed.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Heritage Academy is not a specialist SEN institution but offers some support through its individualized learning approach. The A.C.E. curriculum allows students to progress at their own pace, which can benefit those with mild learning difficulties.

However, the school does not have dedicated SEN staff or specialist programs for moderate to severe needs. Parents are encouraged to discuss specific requirements with the school before enrollment.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school offers structured English language support through its English Courses I to IV, designed for non-native speakers. These six-month programs focus on building foundational skills in reading, writing, listening, and speaking. EAL support is available for both younger students and those in higher grades. Teachers provide additional language assistance in class as needed.

Mental Wellbeing
Heritage Academy supports mental wellbeing through character education, chapel sessions, and pastoral care from teaching staff. Co-curricular activities and leadership opportunities help build students’ confidence and resilience. While there is no dedicated school counselor, teachers are trained to observe and address basic emotional wellbeing concerns. Parents are involved when additional support is needed.

Safeguarding
The school adheres to Singapore's legal requirements concerning child protection and safeguarding. Staff members are trained to recognize and respond to signs of abuse or neglect, ensuring that any concerns are addressed promptly and appropriately. The school fosters a culture of openness and trust, encouraging students to speak up about any issues they may face.
Parent Experience

History
Heritage Academy was founded in Singapore in 2005 and is owned and operated by Heritage Academy Pte. Ltd. It was initially registered under the name Heritage Educare Pte. Ltd. before adopting its current name. The school operates as a private company limited by shares and is registered with the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA). Over the years, it has expanded to multiple campuses across Singapore to accommodate growing enrolment.

Community
Heritage Academy’s school community includes both local and international families, reflecting a diverse cultural background. The school organizes community events such as chapel sessions, character-building activities, and service projects. Cultural events like Chinese New Year, National Day, and Children’s Day are also celebrated across campuses. These activities encourage student participation and foster a sense of belonging.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Heritage Academy does not have a formal Parent Teacher Association (PTA), but it actively promotes parent involvement through regular communication and organized events. Parents are invited to orientation sessions and workshops that provide insights into the school’s curriculum and learning approaches.

The school also offers volunteering opportunities for parents to support events such as cultural celebrations and community service projects. Parent-Teacher Conferences are held regularly to discuss student progress and strengthen collaboration between home and school.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The Khatib Campus comprises two campuses that provide a conducive learning environment with well-equipped facilities. The classrooms at Khatib Campus 1 are spacious and well-lit, furnished with the necessary teaching tools to support interactive and engaging lessons. Khatib Campus 2 has bright and cheerful classrooms designed for young learners. The campuses foster social responsibility through initiatives such as recycling programs and beach-cleaning as part of daily campus life.

Academic Facilities
Classrooms on Khatib Campus 1 are spacious and well-lit and are equipped with the educational tools to support interactive and engaging lessons. Khatib Campus 2 offers bright, cheerful classrooms designed for young learners. The facilities are organized to provide a conducive learning environment that supports interactive teaching across both campuses.

Extra Curricular Facilities
After-school care services are available at Khatib Campus 1 in collaboration with trusted neighbourhood partners. The campus culture includes social responsibility activities such as recycling programs and beach-cleaning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Heritage Academy has four campuses: Khatib, Hougang, Thomson, and Bukit Gombak. Thomson Campus focuses on high school preparation and holistic development, with emphasis on creative thinking, problem solving, and communication.

Arts & Creative
Hougang Campus includes arts among its diverse co-curricular activities. Bukit Gombak Campus also lists arts as part of its co-curricular offerings alongside sports and life skills.

Cultural & Language
Hougang Campus offers Chinese and Tagalog language enrichment, along with Singapore Math. Bukit Gombak Campus includes Chinese and Tagalog lessons and Singapore Math.

Social & Hobbies
Khatib Campus 1 offers after-school care in collaboration with trusted neighbourhood partners. Hougang Campus provides after-school care with meals, tutoring, and homework assistance.

Community & Service
Khatib Campus 1 includes recycling programs and beach-cleaning as part of campus culture. Bukit Gombak Campus engages in community service projects.

Leadership & Professional
Thomson Campus emphasizes high school preparation and holistic development, shaping future leaders. Leadership opportunities include ACE Student Conventions.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Thomson Campus describes a warm, inclusive, and safe learning environment and a positive school climate. Hougang Campus notes a convenient location near amenities and after-school care to support student well-being.
Languages

Language Provision
Core subjects are taught in English in Lower Elementary (Grades 1–3), Upper Elementary (Grades 4–6), and High School. English Courses I-IV are offered as an English language development program, with Thomson Campus shown as offering English Courses I-IV. The High School includes a Foreign Language elective module. Chinese and Tagalog are offered as co-curricular language enrichment at Hougang Campus.
Reputation

Awards
Heritage Academy has not publicly reported receiving external institutional awards over the past five years.

Accreditations
EduTrust Certification: Awarded by the Committee for Private Education in Singapore, this certification recognizes private education institutions that meet quality standards in academic delivery, student welfare, and administrative processes.

SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG) Registration: The school is registered as a Private Education Institution under SSG, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements for education providers in Singapore.

ACE Quality Status: Granted by Accelerated Christian Education (ACE), this status confirms that the school meets established academic and character development standards within the ACE curriculum framework.
Admissions

Admissions
1. Attend a Pre-Course Counselling Session.
In this session, the admissions team will explain the curriculum, discuss your child’s educational background, and review academic pathways available. You’ll also complete and sign the Pre-Course Counselling and Survey Form, which is required before proceeding further.

2. Submit the Application and Supporting Documents.
Parents need to complete the Student Application Form and provide supporting documents, including the child’s birth certificate, recent academic records, medical information (if any), and passport-sized photographs. Original documents must be presented for verification.

3. Complete Payment for Registration and Diagnostic Test Fees.
After submitting the application, parents are required to pay a non-refundable registration fee and a diagnostic test fee. The diagnostic test helps assess the student’s academic level and ensures proper grade placement.

4. Attend and Complete the Diagnostic Test.
The diagnostic test evaluates your child’s proficiency in core subjects to determine the appropriate entry point. Results will be shared with parents, and the school will confirm grade placement based on the outcomes.

5. Finalize Enrollment and Course Materials.
Parents will complete the PEI-Student Contract and settle the course fees. You’ll also arrange for the purchase of learning materials (PACEs) and confirm your child’s start date. If required, the school will assist with the Student Pass application process for international students.

Scholarships
Heritage Academy does not currently offer formal scholarships or financial aid programs.

However, the school occasionally provides promotional discounts on registration and diagnostic test fees during specific periods.

Waitlist
Heritage Academy does not operate a formal waitlist or pool system.
School Events
The school has not added events
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