NPS Singapore International School upholds the highest quality standards in education that encourages your child to blossom into an active learner, compassionate and critical thinker. Let your child learn from one of the most affordable yet top international schools in Singapore today.
Give your child a head-start
If you’d like to give your child the advantage of the NPSI education, please do call us at +65-62942400. We arrange limited, socially distanced and guided visits around our campus in keeping with Singapore’s Covid protocol. We would welcome an opportunity to host you.
NPSI is very pleased and privileged to announce that Mr K.V Rao, Resident Director, ASEAN, of Tata Sons in Singapore, has joined us as a Board Advisor.
Mr Rao specializes in International Business with 38 years of experience in leadership at various enterprises. The School welcomes Mr Rao warmly and looks forward to Mr Rao's guidance and advice in the coming years.
The Cambridge curriculum (integrated) followed by us in the Primary and Middle schools, draws on experiential learning through discussion, exploration, experimentation, positive reinforcement and other modern teaching-learning approaches. Both our academic experts and our leadership team strongly believe in nurturing knowledge and skills in parallel. Along with academic learning, social skills are emphasised through a host of on-school and off-school activities such as reading, music and movement, art and drama, outdoor experiences and sports.
Every child at NPSI benefits from our seven key attributes: our six decade long and successful innings in education, small and manageable number of students in each class (an average of 25), well rounded and holistic approach to imparting learning, strong emphasis on diverse activities and a strong sports culture, wide and varied choice of languages and subjects, and close parent-school engagement.
Founded in 1959 the NPS Group nurtures over 15,000 students in various campuses.
We focus on Academic Excellence and our students have achieved an average high score of 41.6 points and a 100% IB Diploma pass rate.
Our small-class size of an average 16 students in IBDP, 22 students in IGCSE and 25 students in other grades greatly help students to build strong skills and perform well from individual attention.
The holistic learning experience enables your child to enjoy a variety of activities, clubs, and sports in a positive, motivating, and safe environment.
Our students win over 50% of the medals at International Schools' championships.
Our language options of French, Spanish, Hindi as 2nd language and Mandarin as 3rd language will benefit your child in having a better cultural, awareness, and ethos. Subject options in STEM and liberal arts widen our students’ perspectives and college preparedness.
In addition, we foster strong Parent Engagement, Pastoral Care and Empathy. Happy children are as important as academically strong children.
Grade 12 CBSE: UT 3
ends (SR)
Session on EE Skills: 3.30pm
to 4.30pm (IB1)
Economics IA- First Draft (IB2)
ACSIS Sports: Season-1 continues
Sports Day (M & K)
SA1 - Grade 7-10
Ends (S)
ESS IAFirst
Draft (IB2)
Short Story Writing
Competition Languages Into Grade 11 information evening (S)
Grade 11 CBSE: SA 1 ends (SR)
Business Management IA First Draft (IB2)
EE form submissions on Firefly (IB1)
Geography IA- First Draft (IB2)
Submission deadline: First draft personal statement,
essays and art portfolio for all
UK/US/Canada/Asia (excluding
Singapore, India & Japan)
regular apps for universities with
internal application deadlines on
or before 3rd December 2021
Grade 12 CBSE: UT 3 Portfolio and Reports to be sent home (SR)
Science Day (S, SR, IB1, IB2)
English LnL HL Essay- First Draft (IB2)
Psychology IAFirst Draft (IB2)
Social Science & Languages Exhibition (S, SR, IB1)
IHC (S)
ACSIS Sports: Season-1 continues
IHC (S)
Annual Day Grade III (P)
Last day of semester (M & K, P)
IHC, SA1/FA - Reports go home (S)
Grade 11 CBSE: SA 1 Reports and
Portfolios sent home; Grade 11 CBSE
- PTC 3.45pm to 5.00pm (SR)
UT-1 reports and portfolios go home. No
subject changes beyond this date (IB1)
UT-1 reports and portfolios go home (IB2)
Mufti Day - Indian Traditional attire (S, SR, IB1, IB2)
Semester Break starts
Mid-term Break Starts
Approved forms to be sent for UCAL and other
universities with external deadlines of
30th November and 1st December
2021 or earlier. No application
materials for UCAL and other
universities with external deadlines of
30th November and 1st December
2021 or earlier to be processed
beyond this date
Deepavali
Students return (M & K, P)
School resumes (S, IB1, IB2)
SA1 portfolio sent home (S)
Grade 12 CBSE: Prelim 1 starts(SR)
Physics IA-First Draft (IB2)
Approval & Checklisting
Deadline: final personal
statement, essay, art portfolio,
forms for regular apps:
UK / US / Canada / Some Asian unis
IGKO: International General Knowledge Olympiad (P)
SOF: IGKO (S)
Chemistry IA-First Draft (IB2)
Children’s Day celebrations (M & K, P)
Book Review Competition.
NPSI Law Con 4.00pm to 7.00pm Sec Audi (S)
Biology IA-First Draft Computer Science IA-First Draft (IB2)
ACSIS Sports: Season-1 ends
NPSI Law Con 9.00am to 4.00pm Sec Audi (S, IB1)
SA 1 starts (IB2)
Submission deadline: first draft Singapore Yale NUS (Round 1) essays
with external deadline of January 15th 2022
IEO: International English Olympiad (P)
SOF: IEO (S)
Grade 12 CBSE: Prelim 1 ends (SR)
ACSIS Sports: Season-2 begins
UT3-Grade 7-10, UT1- Grade 6 starts (S)
Grade12 CBSE: SRC begins. Grade 11 CBSE: UT 2 starts. (SR)
SA 1 starts (IB1)
IMO: International Maths Olympiad (P)
SOF: IMO (S)
Annual Day – Grade IV (P)
UT3-Gr.7-10, UT1- Grade 6 ends (S)
Grade 11 CBSE: UT 2 ends (SR)
SA 1 ends (IB2)
Approved regular application forms to be sent for all UK/US/Canada/ Asia (excluding Singapore, India & Japan) regular apps; No application materials for UK / US /Canada / Asia (excluding Singapore, India & Japan) regular apps to be processed beyond this date
Mathematics IA – First Draft (IB2)
Zero Period - ASP (S)
SA 1 Ends (IB1)
Final IOs (Group 1 Ln L) (IB2)
Approval deadline: final draft Singapore Yale NUS
(Round 1) essays;
Checklisting deadline: Singapore Yale NUS
(Round 1) application form;
Submission deadline: first draft
essays for Singapore, Japan,
Australia, Europe & India
Zero Period - ASP. Entrepreneurship Day (S)
Final IOs (Group 1 Ln L)
Psychology IA- Final Draft (IB2)
ACSIS Sports: Season-2 continues
Zero Period - ASP (S)
Grade 12 CBSE: SRC ends (SR)
Final IOs (Group 1 Ln L) Geography IA- Final
Draft (IB2)
Zero Period - ASP. PTC 10 CBSE Exam Hall -
3.45pm to 6.30pm (S)
Grade 12 CBSE: Prelim 1
Portfolio and Reports to
be sent home (SR)
Final IOs (Group 1 Ln L) (IB2)
NSO: National Science Olympiad (P)
Zero Period - ASP PTC 10 IGCSE A Exam Hall - 3.45pm to 6.30pm; SOF:
NSO (S)
Grade 12 CBSE: PTC (SR)
Final IOs (Group 1 Ln L) Economics IA- Final Draft (IB2)
Zero Period - ASP PTC 10 IGCSE B. Exam Hall - 3.45pm to 6.30pm (S)
ESS IA- Final Draft (IB2)
Annual Day – Grade II (P)
Zero Period - ASP. PTC 10 IGCSE C Exam Hall - 3.45pm to 6.30pm (S)
Business Management IA- Final Draft (IB2)
Zero Period - ASP. PTC 10 IGCSE D Exam Hall - 3.45pm to 6.30pm. UT1/UT3 reports go home (S)
Grade 11 CBSE: UT 2 - Reports and Portfolios sent home (SR)
Final Drafts of EE to supervisors for feedback.
SA 1 reports and portfolios go home (IB2)
Zero Period - ASP. PTC 10 IGCSE E Exam Hall - 3.45pm to 6.30pm (S)
EE: Third reflection; Grade 12 IBDP PTC [9.00am - 5.00pm] (IB2)
Class formal photographs (M & K, P)
Zero Period - ASP. Exam Hall - 3.45pm to 6.30pm (S)
History IA- Final Draft (IB2)
Formal Photographs (S, SR, IB1, IB2)
Class informal photographs, Christmas Dress Up Day, Last day of term (M & K, P)
Zero Period - ASP; Mufti Day - Christmas colours; Children’s Day celebration; Informal
Photographs (S)
SA 1 reports and portfolios go home (IB1)
ToK Essay First Meeting and outline completed (IB2)
Winter Break starts (W)
Christmas
Approved forms to be sent for Yale NUS Round 1; No application materials for YALE NUS round 1 to be processed beyond this date
"The opportunities offered in school allowed me to explore various aspects of my identity, and to become comfortable and confident in expressing myself through them. All the events and extracurriculars trained me in finding balance between various aspects of my life and taught me to thrive while doing so. My life revolves around school and I found best friends, mentors and role-models in the NPSI family."
"Love you NPSI."
