EtonHouse International School Orchard

The school is built on a community-focused ethos that celebrates individuality and fosters inclusive education. It prioritises student wellbeing and maintains a small, tight-knit environment where every adult is expected to know every child. The educational approach is inquiry-based, encouraging students to become active, compassionate, and lifelong learners who value intercultural understanding.

The school offers an integrated learning pathway starting with the IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) for students aged 5 to 11. For secondary and high school students, the curriculum transitions to IGCSE and International A-Levels (IAL) supported by the EtonCore programme. The curriculum integrates core subjects such as English, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and the Arts, with additional language offerings in Mandarin and Japanese.

The school provides personalised university guidance to support students and families in their future planning. Graduates are prepared for entry into top global universities, with the school's qualifications—including IGCSE and International A-Levels—recognised by institutions such as Oxford, Cambridge, Columbia, and Yale.

The school provides inclusive education through its English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme and English for Academic Progress (EAP) support. Tailored academic plans are available for students in Years 10 to 13 to help maximize their potential. An Inclusive Education team is also available to provide additional support for students as required.

EtonHouse International School Orchard is a non-selective school that welcomes students of all nationalities. Applications are accepted year-round, with priority given to children of staff, siblings of current students, and students transferring from other EtonHouse campuses. Non-native English speakers applying for Years 7 to 12 may be required to take an English language assessment. For Singapore Citizens aged 6 and older, the school manages the necessary application for approval from the Ministry of Education (MOE).

The school operates on an academic calendar that typically runs from August to June, with the 2026/2027 calendar currently available. Fees are collected on a semester basis, twice per academic year.

Located at 10 Tanglin Road, the campus features a 100m² Forest School green space for immersive, nature-based learning. Academic facilities include a Makerspace, a library, and classrooms equipped with computers and iPads. The school also supports a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programme for students from Year 5 and above.

The school offers a Whole-School Enrichment Hour, which serves as a collaborative platform for students and teachers to work in project teams on subjects beyond the traditional syllabus. Students also participate in a Life Skills Programme for holistic development and have access to a unique Physical Education programme that utilizes spaces beyond the school grounds. Additionally, the school hosts Connect@Orchard events for parents and students to explore topics such as study habits and the teenage brain.