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Holland International School

Singapore

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The school at a glance
Instructs in Dutch, English
Fees SGD 25,686 - 28,206
Ages 2 - 11 years
Pupil numbers 300
Type Co-educational
Bus Service Yes
Academic offering
Curriculum IPC (International Primary Curriculum), British Curriculum, Dutch Curriculum
Taught languages Dutch, French, Spanish, English
Typical class size 20
Strengths Sport, Performing Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Cultural and Language
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Primary School
Introduction

Holland International School in Singapore offers the Dutch and English education streams to children aged 2 to 11, following the International Primary Curriculum. The school features a library, makerspace, and sports facilities. A standout feature of the school is its celebration of many different cultures; with an annual highlight being the iconic Dutch tradition, a visit from Sinterklaas. Holland International School emphasizes experiential learning, offering opportunities such as environmental initiatives, global exchanges and competitions.

65 Bukit Tinggi Rd, 289757, Singapore

The Essentials

Holland International School has 300 pupils, typical class sizes of 20, instruction in Dutch, English.

Location
Holland International School is situated near the Holland Village area in central Singapore, an established neighbourhood known for its wide range of amenities and quick access to the city center. The campus is reachable via the Holland Village MRT station on the Circle Line and multiple bus routes.

Stages
Holland International School caters to children aged 2 to 11, encompassing both early years and primary levels.

Type
Holland International School is a co-educational day school. It does not provide boarding facilities.

Additional learning support
Holland International School offers additional learning support through a dedicated Learning Support teacher, emphasizing the school's commitment to providing tailored assistance to students with diverse learning needs.

Country affiliation
Holland International School is affiliated with the Netherlands.

Religious affiliation
Holland International School does not have any religious affiliation .

School day structure
At Holland International School, the school day begins at 8:30 AM and ends at 2:30 PM for lower primary, 3:30 pm for upper primary, and 1:30 pm on Fridays. Students have a morning break and a lunch break.

Bus service
Holland International School offers a school bus service for its students, managed by Woodlands Transport Services, with routes and schedules designed around the main residential areas.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
The school offers school bus transport for students through Woodlands Transport.

Governance and Ownership
Holland International School Limited is an independent school in Singapore, legally incorporated as a Limited company; it is self‑supporting and fully independent; all parents become members.
Fees

Annual tuition at Holland International School ranges from SGD 25,686 to SGD 28,206 for 2026/27.

Registration Fees (non-refundable)
Application Fee: S$545 per student
Admission Confirmation Fee: S$3,270 per student

Tuition Fees

Primary School (annual) - S$28,206 total
Term 1: S$12,467
Term 2: S$8,570
Term 3: S$7,169

Preschool Fees
Term 1: S$8,410 (5 half-days) or S$11,353 (5 full-days)
Term 2: S$5,467 (5 half-days) or S$7,569 (3 full-days) or S$11,353 (5 full-days)
Term 3: S$4,836 (5 half-days) or S$6,528 (5 full-days)

Payment Methods
Payments can be made via bank transfer

Other Costs
Fees include GST.

Refund and Withdrawal
Fees are partially refundable if withdrawal notice is provided by the school's deadlines
Academics

Holland International School teaches IPC (International Primary Curriculum), British Curriculum, Dutch Curriculum for students aged 2 to 11.

Curriculum
Holland International School provides two educational streams:​

Dutch Stream: This stream follows the Dutch National Curriculum. Students in this stream receive daily English language lessons to promote bilingual proficiency.​

English Stream: This stream is based on the English National Curriculum. Students in this stream participate in a daily Dutch language program to enhance their multilingual capabilities.​

Both streams incorporate the International Primary Curriculum (IPC), which emphasizes a thematic and inquiry-based approach to learning.

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Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The school emphasizes cooperative learning, integrating it into daily classroom activities to foster collaboration and social skills among students. Additionally, the school's vibrant community and diverse extracurricular activities provide students with opportunities to build resilience and a sense of belonging.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Holland International School provides inclusive classroom experiences for all enrolled students aged 2 to 11, though it does not appear in official listings as a specialist SEN institution . The school’s staff collaborate with families to accommodate mild to moderate learning needs, guiding students through individualized support when required.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Specific programs or initiatives targeting students requiring English as an Additional Language (EAL) support are not detailed. Prospective parents seeking EAL support are advised to contact the school directly to inquire about tailored programs or assistance.​

Mental Wellbeing
Class teachers deliver regular wellbeing lessons covering topics such as resilience, mindfulness, and stress management techniques appropriate for different age groups. The school maintains communication channels with parents regarding wellbeing initiatives and offers support workshops for families adjusting to international relocation. Additionally, the outdoor learning environment and regular physical activity are incorporated into daily routines to support positive mental health.

Safeguarding
Holland International School takes a clear, proactive stance on safeguarding and child protection, with written policies that outline staff responsibilities and reporting procedures. These policies emphasize strict background checks, robust staff training, and continuous professional development to ensure a safe environment. A designated safeguarding lead oversees adherence to guidelines, offering a direct point of contact for concerns. The school maintains clear codes of conduct, which extend to online platforms and all school-related events. In addition, it aligns with relevant Singapore regulations and international best practices to address any child protection issues promptly.
Parent Experience

History
Established in 1919, Holland International School has a rich legacy of providing quality education in Singapore. Originally catering to the Dutch community, the school has evolved over the years to embrace a diverse student body, reflecting Singapore's multicultural landscape.

Community
Holland International School serves families from diverse backgrounds, blending Dutch, British, and international elements in a friendly and welcoming setting. The school hosts regular community events including the annual International Day celebration, seasonal festivals like Sinterklaas and King's Day, and parent social gatherings throughout the year. Additionally, the school hosts information sessions on topics like multilingualism, reflecting its commitment to community engagement.

Parent Teacher Association (PTA)
Although there is no designated PTA at the school, the emphasis on community events and cultural celebrations encourages active involvement of parents and teachers in fostering a collaborative environment. It regularly hosts social gatherings like coffee mornings and cultural potlucks, allowing parents to meet each other and share experiences.
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Facilities

Facilities Overview
The school is located at 65 Bukit Tinggi Road, Singapore 289757. It is situated in a green location away from city noise. The school offers English Stream and Dutch Stream and is IPC-inspired. It follows a holistic approach to learning with ownership, critical thinking and collaboration. Co-Curricular Activities are offered after school, including sports, performing arts, coding, cooking and world languages. The school has over 100 years of experience.

Sports Facilities
A range of recreational and competitive sports programs is offered as part of Co-Curricular Activities. Physical education is part of the holistic approach to learning. The green setting supports outdoor and active learning. Co-Curricular Activities also include other programs beyond sports.

Academic Facilities
The school follows the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) with English Stream and Dutch Stream. The IPC-based curriculum emphasizes project-based learning and themed inquiry. Ownership, critical thinking and collaboration are core aspects of learning. The school serves children aged 1.5 to 12 years.

Extra Curricular Facilities
Co-Curricular Activities are offered after school to enrich and develop student interests. Activities include recreational and competitive sports, performing arts, coding, cooking and world languages. The programs are designed to complement the IPC-based curriculum and support holistic development. CCAs provide opportunities for teamwork, creativity and practical application of learning.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
The school offers a wide range of after-school Co-Curricular Activities to enrich and develop student interests. Activities include recreational and competitive sports programs, performing arts, coding, cooking and world languages. The CCAs support ownership, collaboration and critical thinking through practical, hands-on experiences beyond the regular curriculum. These programs provide opportunities for students to pursue interests and build skills outside class time.

Arts & Creative
The school provides after-school activities in the performing arts and cooking, with additional creative pursuits as part of the Co-Curricular Activities. CCAs include opportunities in performing arts and cooking, as well as coding and world languages that foster creative expression across disciplines. These activities enable students to explore theatre, music and culinary arts in a supportive, low-pressure setting.

Cultural & Language
The school offers English Stream and Dutch Stream as language pathways. World languages are included as part of Co-Curricular Activities. Cultural life at the school includes events such as Sinterklaas and King's Day, as described by families. The presence of these streams and events supports international mindedness and cultural exchange.

Social & Hobbies
After-school Co-Curricular Activities enrich student life with a wide range of interests. The program includes sports, performing arts, cooking, coding and world languages, providing multiple avenues for social interaction and hobby development. The small-school environment helps students engage with peers and teachers beyond the classroom.

Leadership & Professional
The school has a Student Council that represents students in groups 5 to 8. Representatives are elected by the student body. The council aims to enable student discussion on topics that concern them, nurture a positive and constructive attitude, and give students experience in leadership and democratic processes.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The school emphasizes a holistic approach to learning and a small, voice-friendly environment. It aims to foster learners who are happy, confident and competent to succeed in life. Co-Curricular Activities, including sports, support physical wellbeing and active lifestyles outside the regular curriculum.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught include Dutch, English, Mandarin, and French. The Preschool provides bilingual exposure in Dutch and English, with two teachers per group. In the Dutch Stream, classes are conducted in Dutch, with English taught daily as a second language. In the English Stream, Dutch, Mandarin, or French are offered as second languages, and the English Stream is aligned with IPC and the English National Curriculum.

Bilingual Teaching
The preschool provides bilingual exposure to Dutch and English in every group, with two teachers per group (one Dutch-speaking and one English-speaking). The International Early Years Curriculum (IEYC) guides preschool teaching. The preschool serves children aged 18 months to 4 years.

Immersion Programs
The Dutch Stream is a Dutch-language immersion program with education based on the Dutch national curriculum and IPC, and daily English is taught as a second language. The IPC enables thematic teaching and cross-curricular connections, providing a global perspective within the Dutch Stream. The English Stream provides English-medium instruction aligned with IPC and the English National Curriculum for reading, writing, and mathematics, with Dutch, Mandarin, and French offered as second languages.
Reputation

Awards
Silver: Sustainable School of the Year: This award acknowledges the school's dedication to implementing environmentally friendly practices and promoting sustainability within its community. ​

Editor's Choice: School of the Year: This accolade highlights the school's outstanding performance and reputation in the educational sector, as selected by the editorial team.

Accreditations
Specific accreditations for Holland International School are not detailed in the available information.
Admissions

Admissions
Attend an Open House or Schedule a School Tour: Engage with the school community by attending an open house event or arranging a personal tour. This allows you to experience the campus environment, meet faculty members, and gain insights into the school's ethos and curriculum offerings.​

Complete the Application Form: Fill out the school's application form, providing accurate and comprehensive information about your child.

Submit Supporting Documents: Along with the application form, submit necessary documents such as your child's birth certificate, passport copies, previous school records, and any other documents specified by the admissions team.​

Application Review and Assessment: The admissions team will review your application and may schedule an assessment or interview to understand your child's academic readiness and alignment with the school's programs.​

Receive Admission Decision: After the review process, the school will communicate their decision. If offered a place, you'll receive details on enrollment procedures, fee payment schedules, and orientation sessions.

Scholarships
Holland International School does not publicly advertise any scholarship. If you are seeking financial assistance or wish to explore scholarship opportunities, it may be best to contact the school’s admissions department directly.

Waitlist
Holland International School has not published any official information about using a waitlist or a pool system for its admissions. If you are considering enrolling your child, the best approach is to contact the school’s admissions team directly and inquire about current availability or any potential wait period.
School Events
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