Nexus International School (Singapore)

The school adopts a holistic approach to education, focusing on empowering learners to solve real-world problems rather than just preparing for exams. It emphasises resilience, the value of learning from mistakes, and the development of an entrepreneurial mindset. The school fosters a diverse, international community where collaboration, inquiry-based learning, and student agency are central to the educational experience.

The school offers the International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum, including the Primary Years Programme (PYP), the Middle Years Programme (MYP), and the IB Diploma Programme (IBDP). For students in Years 10 and 11, the school provides the IGCSE curriculum as preparation for the IBDP. The Early Years programme focuses on play-based learning, while the secondary curriculum emphasises inquiry, action, and reflection.

Nexus learners achieve strong academic results, including success in the IB Diploma Programme, with graduates securing offers from prestigious universities worldwide. The school focuses on developing well-rounded individuals who possess critical thinking, problem-solving, and leadership skills. Students are encouraged to engage in real-world challenges, such as hackathons, stock exchange competitions, and scientific research projects.

The school prioritises student wellbeing and inclusive support, with a dedicated counselling team and initiatives like the CARE:MVMT Ambassadors. Learners have the opportunity to become internationally accredited Mental Health First Aiders to support their peers. Additionally, the school provides career and university guidance to assist students in their future planning.

Nexus International School (Singapore) welcomes learners aged 3 to 18 with year-round rolling admissions. Prospective families can book personalised tours, either in-person or virtually, to explore the campus and learn about the school's educational approach. The admissions process includes an application fee, an enrolment fee upon offer of a place, and an annual development levy for campus maintenance and improvements.

The school provides academic calendars for the current and upcoming school years, which are available for reference on the school's website. These calendars outline the structure of the academic year for families to plan ahead.

The Aljunied campus is a purpose-built facility designed in collaboration with educators and architects to support flexible, open-concept learning. Key features include an Olympic-sized swimming pool, an aquatics centre, a field, a play deck, and a cutting-edge 'Megalab'. The school also provides dedicated learning hubs for different age groups, such as the Year 5-6 Learning Hub and specific areas for Nursery and Kindergarten.

The school offers over 115 co-curricular activities designed to foster student interests and skills. These include a wide range of sports, such as swimming, and various arts programmes, as well as service learning opportunities and school trips. Students also participate in leadership roles and initiatives like the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award.