Knightsbridge House International School

Founded in 2021, the school is built on the belief that quality international education should be affordable and accessible. Its core values—Respect, Resilience, Responsibility, Collaboration, and Tolerance—guide daily life and aim to foster character, integrity, and empathy in students. The school maintains a commitment to keeping base tuition fees stable to ensure sustainability for families.

The school follows the Cambridge International thematic framework across four stages: Cambridge Primary (Years 1–6), Cambridge Lower Secondary (Years 7–9), Cambridge IGCSE (Years 10–11), and Cambridge A-Levels (Years 12–13). The curriculum is designed to support student inquiry and provide a pathway to university preparation.

The school has achieved global recognition, ranking first in the Cambridge MidYIS assessments for four consecutive years (2023–2026). Students consistently perform above international standards in Cambridge Checkpoint subjects, including Mathematics, English, and Science, with the school successfully supporting its first IGCSE cohort and launching an A-Level programme.

The school provides a Personal Learning Programme (PLP) for students requiring additional support. Families are required to submit relevant medical, psychoeducation, developmental, or special education evaluation reports during the application process if a child has specific learning, behavioural, or social difficulties.

The school operates on a first-come, first-served basis with year-round enrolment subject to availability. Applicants must submit an online application including academic reports, immunisation records, and relevant immigration passes (such as a Dependant’s Pass or Long-Term Visit Pass). There are no application, registration, or enrolment fees, and no deposit is required.

The academic year runs from August to June. The school year is divided into four terms, with tuition and bus fees payable in four scheduled instalments throughout the year.

The Bukit Merah campus features 40,000 square feet of purpose-designed learning space, including a library, an indoor playground, and a Cambridge-accredited science laboratory. The Changi campus provides facilities for students in Years 1–9, including its own outdoor sports areas. Both campuses are equipped with classrooms designed to support the Cambridge curriculum.

The school offers a range of extracurricular activities including swimming, football, basketball, gymnastics, robotics, drama, and Mandarin enrichment. Students also participate in a house system—comprising Crown, Phoenix, and Knights—which hosts an annual Sports Day, alongside various field trips within Singapore and the region.