Dimensions International College - City Campus vs GIG International School

	D Dimensions International College - City Campus Singapore	G GIG International School Singapore
Snapshot	Snapshot
Fees / year	Fees / year SGD 13,000 - 25,500	Fees / year SGD 12,110 - 17,784
Age range	Age range 6 - 18 years	Age range 5 - 16 years
Type	Type Co-educational	Type Co-educational
Curriculum	Curriculum IPC (International Primary Curriculum), Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge International AS Levels, Cambridge A Levels	Curriculum Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Cambridge IGCSE
Pupils	Pupils 3,000	Pupils 2,000
Typical class size	Typical class size 40	Typical class size 24
Instruction language	Instruction language English	Instruction language English
Opened	Opened —	Opened 2003
Bus service	Bus service —	Bus service Yes
Essentials	Essentials
Location	Location City Campus is located at 277 River Valley Road, Singapore 238318 in the central River Valley area. It is in the city centre and a short walk from Singapore's well-known shopping belt, and it is well connected to public transport. The campus is part of DIMENSIONS International College, which operates multiple campuses across Singapore and offers a range of programmes.	Location GIG International School is located at 1 Selegie Road, in the GR.iD Building. Situated in the central region of Singapore, it offers convenient access to public transportation, including nearby MRT stations and bus services. The area is known for its vibrant community and proximity to various amenities.
Stages	Stages City Campus hosts the School of Higher Education, the School of Hospitality, DIMENSIONS High School, and the School of Language.	Stages The school has two levels; Primary School and Secondary School.
School type	School type DIMENSIONS International College is a private education institute. It operates across Singapore with multiple campuses and provides day programmes; on-site boarding facilities are not indicated on campus pages.	School type GIG International School is a co-educational institution. It operates as a day school without boarding facilities.
Pupil nationality mix	Pupil nationality mix —	Pupil nationality mix —
Additional learning support	Additional learning support Public pages describe general student services and policies, but explicit Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions are not published on the campus pages. Families seeking SEN accommodations should contact admissions or student services for available supports.	Additional learning support GIG International School emphasizes a child-centric approach, offering flexible and customized programs to enhance individual learning outcomes. This approach aims to accommodate diverse learning needs within the mainstream classroom setting.
Country affiliation	Country affiliation Singapore	Country affiliation The school does not have an affiliation with any particular country.
Religious affiliation	Religious affiliation None stated	Religious affiliation GIG International School is a secular institution with no religious affiliation.
School day structure	School day structure Typical day structures are not published in detail, but City Campus hours broadly align with standard school operations. Public listings indicate weekday hours from around 08:30 to 17:30, with Saturday hours around 09:00 to 13:00 for some programmes.	School day structure The school operates from Monday to Friday, starting at 9:00 AM and concluding at 3:40 PM.
Bus service details	Bus service details There is no dedicated school bus service listed. City Campus can be accessed via nearby public transport, with bus stops noted near River Valley Road and other routes on the campus page.	Bus service details GIG International School provides an island-wide transport service to ensure safe and convenient access for students. The air-conditioned buses have moderate capacity to reduce the number of pick-up and drop-off stops, minimizing travel time and enhancing safety. Each bus is equipped with a first-aid box and seat belts.
Fees	Fees
Fee details	Fee details Application fees - The standard application fee is non-refundable and non-transferable. The typical application fee for most DIMENSIONS programmes is SGD 500. Some specific programmes (for example the International Primary Curriculum Milepost entry) list a higher application fee of SGD 1,000 where shown on the programme fee schedule. Tuition and related fees — summary by programme / year group (annual and per-term breakdown) Note: the amounts below are listed as published for the academic year and include the line items shown on the programme fee page (tuition fee, non-tuition / miscellaneous fees, statutory charges where shown). Per-term figures shown are the annual amounts divided into three equal term payments (annual amount ÷ 3) to provide a per-term billing view. - Cambridge Primary (Year 1–6) - Application Fee: SGD 500. - Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 17,500. Per term (1/3): SGD 5,833.33. - Non‑Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 4,400. Per term: SGD 1,466.67. - ICA Processing & Student's Pass Fee (where applicable): SGD 135 (one‑time). - Medical check (where applicable): SGD 60 (one‑time). - 9% GST shown on fee schedule and included in published totals. - Total (published, per year, including GST and listed one‑time items): SGD 24,563.15. Per term (published total ÷ 3): SGD 8,187.72. - International Primary Curriculum (IPC) Milepost (where offered) - Application Fee: SGD 1,000. - Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 13,000. Per term: SGD 4,333.33. - Non‑Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 3,000. Per term: SGD 1,000.00. - ICA Processing & Student's Pass Fee (where applicable): SGD 135 (one‑time). - 9% GST included in the published total. - Total (published, per year): SGD 18,677.15. Per term: SGD 6,225.72. - Cambridge IGCSE Lower Secondary (typical Lower Secondary programme) - Application Fee: SGD 500. - Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 19,000. Per term: SGD 6,333.33. - Non‑Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 4,260. Per term: SGD 1,420.00. - ICA Processing & Student's Pass Fee (where applicable): SGD 135 (one‑time). - Medical check (where applicable): SGD 60 (one‑time). - Total (published, per year): SGD 26,110.95. Per term: SGD 8,703.65. - Cambridge IGCSE Upper Secondary (typical Upper Secondary / IGCSE Upper) - Application Fee: SGD 500. - Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 19,000. Per term: SGD 6,333.33. - Non‑Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 4,260. Per term: SGD 1,420.00. - ICA Processing & Student's Pass Fee (where applicable): SGD 135 (one‑time). - Medical check (where applicable): SGD 60 (one‑time). - Total (published, per year): SGD 26,110.95. Per term: SGD 8,703.65. - Cambridge International Advanced Subsidiary and Advanced Level (AS / A Level) - Application Fee: SGD 500. - Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 25,500. Per term: SGD 8,500.00. - Non‑Tuition / Miscellaneous Fee (per year): SGD 5,060. Per term: SGD 1,686.67. - Medical check (where applicable): SGD 60 (one‑time). - ICA Processing & Student's Pass Fee (where applicable): SGD 135 (one‑time). - External examination fees (Cambridge CAIE) are additional and vary by subject; example ranges for external exam fees are shown (approximately SGD 450–750 per subject for some A‑level papers). Total published course figure (including GST and listed items) example: SGD 34,067.95. Per term (published total ÷ 3): SGD 11,355.98. - GCE O‑Level (private candidate / preparatory variants) - Application Fee: SGD 500. - Tuition Fee (per year, where listed for O‑Level private candidate): SGD 23,500. Per term: SGD 7,833.33. - Non‑Tuition Fee (per year): SGD 4,400. Per term: SGD 1,466.67. - Example total (published, per year): SGD 31,168.55. Per term: SGD 10,389.52. - Example Diploma programme (illustrative — fees vary by diploma) - Diploma in Logistics Management (example): Application Fee SGD 500; Tuition Fee per year SGD 8,500 (per term: SGD 2,833.33); Non‑Tuition Fee per year SGD 2,260 (per term: SGD 753.33); plus medical / ICA fees and GST; published total example: SGD 12,485.95 (per term: SGD 4,161.98). Other diplomas and degree programmes carry their own published annual fees which are shown on the respective programme pages. Billing schedule and payment terms - DIMENSIONS accepts payment in Singapore Dollars (SGD) only. For credit card payments the payee is subject to a non‑refundable surcharge of 3% of the total course fee payable. Bank transfer details and the bank Swift/branch codes are published for fee remittances. Collection hours for campus payment or enquiries are published by campus. Late charges may be imposed for payments not received by due dates; failure to pay on time may lead to cancellation of course registration or withholding of academic results and certification. DIMENSIONS may collect up to a maximum of 12 months' worth of course fee and course fee paid (except application fee and GST) is protected under the Fee Protection Scheme where applicable. - Typical payment routing details (as published for payee remittances): payments are made to Dimensions International College in SGD; the published bank information includes Bank Code: 7171, Branch Code: 010 and Swift Code: DBSSSGSG. (Parents should follow the payment instructions shown on the student contract / invoice). Other costs and miscellaneous fees - Miscellaneous and non‑tuition fees vary by programme and can include administrative fees, course material fees, examination fees, re‑module fees, international student management fees, and charges for specific activities or resources. Examples from programme schedules include: - Course materials and examination fees (example entries: course material SGD 250; examination fee SGD 250; international student management fee SGD 500) on selected programmes. - Medical check fee (where applicable): SGD 60 (one‑time). - ICA Processing & Student's Pass Fee (where applicable for international students): SGD 135 (one‑time). - External examination fees (Cambridge / CAIE): variable by subject and level; example ranges for some A‑level subjects are SGD 450–750 per subject (external exam fees are additional to published tuition totals where indicated). Boarding fees - DIMENSIONS does not list or operate boarding/boarding houses as part of the City Campus campus facilities. There are no boarding fees published for the City Campus. Campus facility descriptions and campus pages list academic and training facilities but do not include residential accommodation or boarding charges. Refund information and cooling‑off period - Application fees are non‑refundable and non‑transferable. Course fees (other than application fees, GST and specified miscellaneous fees) are refundable subject to the published refund and termination policy set out in the Standard PEI‑Student Contract and DIMENSIONS' Refund Policy. - A cooling‑off period is provided in the student contract: the contracting party may terminate the contract in writing within the cooling‑off period (at least ten calendar days from the date of the student contract) and will be refunded all course fees and miscellaneous fees paid; where DIMENSIONS terminates or fails to commence/complete a course, refunds for course fees and miscellaneous fees are processed in accordance with the termination/refund clauses. Refunds that are due under the policy are processed within the published processing timelines (for example, specified refund timelines of seven working days for certain refund events). Transfer and withdrawal processes and timelines are also specified in the student policies. Fee Protection Scheme (FPS) - Course fees paid (excluding application fee, GST and specified miscellaneous fees) are protected under the Fee Protection Scheme (FPS) by group insurance for the covered duration. Exempted items from FPS include the application fee, GST, miscellaneous fees and FPS insurance premium. DIMENSIONS is allowed to collect up to a maximum of 12 months' course fee in advance under the FPS arrangements. Fee payment options - Accepted payment modes and terms published include: bank transfer in SGD to Dimensions International College (published bank codes and Swift code provided), campus collection during published collection hours, and credit card (subject to a non‑refundable 3% surcharge). All payments must be made in Singapore Dollars. DIMENSIONS instructs that payments must be made to Dimensions International College and the exact remittance details and invoice references are provided on admission paperwork and invoices. Late payments may incur penalties and may affect enrolment status. Additional notes relevant to fees - All fees are shown inclusive of Singapore GST where the fee schedule states so; miscellaneous fees and specific line items are specified on each programme page and in the Standard PEI‑Student Contract. The Standard PEI‑Student Contract contains the full terms and conditions governing payment, refund, withdrawal, transfer, and other fee‑related matters for each student.	Fee details Application and Administrative Fees: A one-time registration fee of SGD 2,000 is currently waived. An administrative fee of SGD 250 + GST is payable and is non-refundable. Tuition Fees (billed monthly and payable every two months in advance): - Classes 1–2 (Cambridge): SGD 1,009.20 + GST per month - Classes 3–5 (Cambridge): SGD 1,125 + GST per month - Classes 6–8 (Cambridge Secondary 1–3): SGD 1,239 + GST per month - Classes 9–10 (IGCSE Years 1–2): SGD 1,482 + GST per month These fees include tuition, activity, student welfare, resource and technology fees, CCAs, ECAs, and celebrations. Payment Schedule and Terms: Payments are collected six times annually—in April, June, August, October, December, and February. Each collection covers two months. A late fee of SGD 50 per week applies after a three-day grace period. Other Costs: Book costs range from approximately SGD 250 to SGD 1,000 depending on the year level. Uniform and transport costs are not included in tuition. Refunds: The administrative fee is non-refundable. For other refund terms, the school refers to its withdrawal and refund policy. Payment Methods: Payments can be made via NETS, cash, or cheque. All fees are subject to the prevailing GST rate of 9%. Boarding: GIG International School does not offer boarding facilities.
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Uniform requirement	Uniform requirement —	Uniform requirement The uniform consists of a green T‑shirt with a navy blue collar bearing the GIG International School logo, navy blue shorts or pants for boys, navy blue skirts for girls, white socks, and black shoes. A blue or black plain hoodless jacket is allowed. House T‑shirts are worn during ECA time and House activity days. Hair must be trimmed so it does not touch the collar; long hair should be braided or tied back; colorful hair accessories are not allowed.
Food options	Food options The City Campus has an on-site cafeteria. It also hosts practical training in food and beverage service in an on-campus bar and restaurant training room, enabling hands-on learning in accordance with enterprise standards and hygiene requirements.	Food options —
House system	House system —	House system All students are allocated into four Houses: Diamond, Emerald, Ruby, and Sapphire. The House System fosters inclusive communities through fortnightly House meetings led by Heads of House and House events with a points system to track progress; lower primary students participate in activities. The system includes pastoral care via House Wardens and provides leadership opportunities for students.
Governance and ownership	Governance and ownership DIMENSIONS International College Pte Ltd owns the City Campus.	Governance and ownership The school is the flagship school of Cognizance International Academy (CIA), a Singapore‑based group that began as GIG Education Centre in 2003 and expanded into an international school in 2017 after permission from SkillsFuture Singapore. CIA is run by a team of experienced professionals; the CEO is Mr. Gorthi Samba Siva Rao and the Vice‑Principal is Ms. Sathiyamoorthy Parameshwari. The school is registered as a Private Education Institution with SkillsFuture Singapore.
Academics	Academics
Curriculum details	Curriculum details DIMENSIONS International College, City Campus delivers a Cambridge-based curriculum across primary, preparatory and secondary stages, with higher education pathways offered on site. Primary study follows the Cambridge Primary framework in tandem with the International Primary Curriculum (IPC) Milepost, building core English, Mathematics and Science while offering a language option. At the Preparatory level, there are intensive preparatory courses for Singapore-Cambridge GCE O-Level and A-Level, plus preparatory routes for admission to government schools. Secondary progression includes Cambridge Lower Secondary (with Checkpoint) and Cambridge IGCSE (Lower and Upper Secondary), followed by Cambridge AS and A-Levels. The City Campus houses the School of Language and supports higher education programs, including master's degrees awarded by Cardiff Metropolitan University. In the Cambridge IGCSE track, optional languages such as Chinese, Malay, Hindi, Tamil and French are available.	Curriculum details GIG International School follows the Cambridge International curriculum: Cambridge Primary Modules (Grades 1-5): Focuses on foundational subjects such as Languages (English and options for Hindi, French, or Tamil), Mathematics, and Units of Inquiry encompassing General Science and Global Perspectives. Cambridge Secondary (Grades 6-8): Builds on earlier learning with an emphasis on advanced concepts, preparing students for higher academic challenges. Cambridge IGCSE Modules (Grades 9-10): Prepares students for the IGCSE examinations, offering subjects such as English Language, Mathematics (Extended), Chemistry, Global Perspectives, English Literature, Biology, Physics, and Second Language options (French, Tamil, or Hindi).
Student teacher ratio	Student teacher ratio [Not requested in this response]	Student teacher ratio —
Exam results	Exam results [Not requested in this response]	Exam results —
Higher education progression	Higher education progression Master's degrees awarded by Cardiff Metropolitan University are conducted at City Campus, reflecting on-site higher education offerings.	Higher education progression —
Gifted and talented	Gifted and talented [Not requested in this response]	Gifted and talented —
Academic calendar	Academic calendar —	Academic calendar —
Wellbeing & support	Wellbeing & support
Social & emotional learning	Social & emotional learning DIMENSIONS City Campus supports social and emotional learning through its Student Services, including Counselling Services and Pastoral Counselling, which is held twice weekly to help students cope with stress from study, social life, and living away from home.	Social & emotional learning The school's proprietary 4Q Learning Framework integrates Emotional Quotient (EQ) development, emphasizing values like empathy, tolerance, collaboration, and reflection. This approach aims to equip students with essential social and emotional skills. The curriculum also includes co-curricular activities such as yoga, performing arts, and fine arts, which contribute to students' social and emotional growth.
Special educational needs (SEN)	Special educational needs (SEN) The school does not publicly disclose information regarding SEN provision or whether it operates as a specialist SEN institution; the Student Services page outlines general welfare and counselling but does not specify SEN staff or programmes.	Special educational needs (SEN) GIG International School offers exemptions from second language requirements for students with documented Special Educational Needs (SEN), including conditions like dyslexia, following a formal assessment process. While the school is not a specialist SEN institution, it provides professional development courses in Special Educational Needs through its Professional Development Centre.
English as an additional language	English as an additional language The school does not publicly disclose EAL-specific provisions; the City Campus page lists a School of Language, but explicit EAL staff or programmes are not described on official pages.	English as an additional language The school does not have a specific English as an additional language program.
Mental wellbeing	Mental wellbeing Mental wellbeing is addressed through Counselling Services and Pastoral Counselling, with the Student Services page noting emotional support, a culture of care, and pastoral counselling to help students cope with mental stress and academic demands.	Mental wellbeing The school emphasizes the importance of mental health through initiatives like Health Awareness Week, where students engage in activities such as dances, meditation sessions, and presentations to promote a healthy mind and body. The school's 4Q Learning Framework incorporates Emotional Quotient (EQ) development, focusing on values like empathy, tolerance, collaboration, and reflection. These efforts aim to support students' mental wellbeing and foster a supportive school environment.
Safeguarding	Safeguarding The school does not publicly disclose information about safeguarding policies; a third‑party source notes there is no publicly available safeguarding policy.	Safeguarding The school implements a robust 5C Safety Protocol to maintain a secure environment for students. This is designed to ensure a high level of safety for all of the faculty.
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Facilities	Facilities
Facilities overview	Facilities overview The City Campus is located in the heart of the city, a short walk from Singapore's shopping belt and well connected to public transport. Shared facilities include a tennis court, cafeteria, lounge area, computer room, and an academic resource centre. Classrooms are air-conditioned and named after well-known automobile brands, such as Ferrari, Porsche, and Lamborghini. The campus houses on-site hospitality facilities including a bar and restaurant training room, a guest room, and a front office to provide real-world work exposure. Practical training classes are conducted at the on-campus bar and restaurant to teach food and beverage service in line with enterprise standards and hygiene requirements. On-campus hotel training equipment supports instruction in housekeeping operations and the upkeep of guest rooms.	Facilities overview The school features bright, spacious classrooms with digital learning tools and a large play-cum-recreational area with basketball and soccer facilities. It includes dedicated Math and computer labs, a library and a science lab. Performing and Visual Arts studios support arts education, while the campus emphasizes futuristic learning and 21st century skills through the 4Q framework. Robust security and separate primary and secondary wings accompany a tech-enabled environment with virtual classrooms and STEAM, robotics AI and coding programs.
Sports facilities	Sports facilities The City Campus includes a tennis court as a key sports facility. The space supports student recreation and integrates sports with campus life.	Sports facilities The campus has vibrant sports infrastructure including facilities for karate, basketball and cricket, and more. A large outdoor play area supports basketball, soccer and other activities, complemented by a Multi Layer Sports Programme designed to develop athletic skills. The sports offerings are integrated with the tech-enabled learning environment to support physical education and team participation.
Academic facilities	Academic facilities Classrooms are air-conditioned and named after automobile brands. The campus provides a bar and restaurant training room, a guest room, and a front office for practical hospitality training. On-campus hotel training equipment supports instruction in housekeeping operations and guest room upkeep. An academic resource centre supports study and research.	Academic facilities Bright, spacious classrooms with digital learning tools are available. There are dedicated Math and computer labs, a science lab and a library. Performing and Visual Arts studios support arts education, while tech-enabled spaces enable virtual classrooms, STEAM, robotics, AI and coding. The campus is organized with separate wings for primary and secondary grade levels.
Extra curricular facilities	Extra curricular facilities —	Extra curricular facilities Co-curricular offerings include yoga, performing arts (instrumental music), fine arts, aerobics, robotics, coding, speech and drama, and Model United Nations. The activities supplement classroom learning and help students develop leadership, collaboration and communication skills. The programs leverage the campus's technology-enabled environment to support experiential learning and exploration. The Multi Layer Sports Programme is included as part of extracurricular offerings.
Parent experience	Parent experience
History	History Dimensions International College was established in 1980 as Dimensions Commercial School, marking its founding as a private education provider in Singapore. It later expanded to include a Primary and High School, a School of Languages, a School of Hospitality, and a School of Higher Education to broaden its offerings. Over time, the institution developed a multi‑campus presence across Singapore, with campuses such as the Main Campus, Bukit Timah Campus, and City Campus (277 River Valley Road) among others. As of the mid‑2020s, the DIMENSIONS network operates across six campuses in Singapore and maintains links with international institutions to deliver a range of programs. These developments reflect the organization's evolution from a single‑focus commercial school to a diversified private education provider with global connections.	History GIG International School, Singapore, serves as the flagship institution of Cognizance International Academy (CIA), established in 2003. Initially known as GIG Education Centre, the institution expanded into an international school in 2017.
Community	Community The City Campus is part of a broader DIMENSIONS community that emphasizes hands‑on, applied learning and campus life beyond the classroom. Facilities on site include a bar and restaurant training room, a guest room, and a front office to give students real‑world training experiences in hospitality and hotel management. Campus life is designed to foster collaboration, project‑based learning, and cross‑campus engagement across the DIMENSIONS schools. The college supports experiential learning and external projects as part of its campus life, with parent and community engagement facilitated through public events and information sessions.	Community GIG International School fosters a vibrant community that emphasizes inclusivity and cultural diversity. Students actively participate in various events, such as the Kindred Spirit Athletic Meet, where they showcase their athletic talents. Festivals like Christmas and Diwali are celebrated with enthusiasm, reflecting the school's commitment to embracing diverse cultural traditions. Additionally, the school engages in environmental initiatives, including beach clean-ups and tree-planting activities, promoting a sense of responsibility toward the environment.
Parent teacher association	Parent teacher association Public materials from DIMENSIONS show parent engagement through events and information sessions rather than a publicly described formal PTA. Examples include Open House events such as the DIMENSIONS Open House at Holland Village, which are publicized in the News & Announcement section and campus updates. Parents and guardians can stay informed through ongoing campus announcements and news posts, including event listings and intake communications. DIMENSIONS is an EduTrust‑certified private education institute founded in 1980, and its program portfolio includes international partnerships (e.g., UK and other institutions) that inform activities and events for families. For further parent‑facing activities, the organization highlights events and informational sessions across its campuses, underscoring ongoing parent engagement as part of campus life.	Parent teacher association There isn't a formal PTA at the school although it emphasizes strong collaboration between parents and educators. Regular Parent-Teacher Meetings are held to discuss students' progress and address any concerns, fostering open communication. Parents are also invited to participate in school events and initiatives, such as cultural celebrations and environmental projects, enhancing community engagement.
Extra-curricular	Extra-curricular
Academic & intellectual	Academic & intellectual —	Academic & intellectual The Transformative 4Q Learning Framework hones social and cognitive skills, develops positive attitudes and values, and fosters sustainability. Cambridge IGCSE is offered for Year 1-2 (Class 9-10) with languages including English and a second language option in French, Hindi, or Tamil. Cambridge AS & A Levels are offered with core modules such as English Language (or English General Paper) and Mathematics, and electives including Physics, Chemistry, Economics, Biology, Further Mathematics, and Business.
Arts & creative	Arts & creative —	Arts & creative Performing & Visual Arts studios are provided on campus. Co-Curricular Activities include Art, Dance, and Music (keyboard, guitar, drums) and Singing. Public Speaking, Story Telling, and MI Machine Learning are offered as CCAs.
Cultural & language	Cultural & language —	Cultural & language English is the language of study with French, Hindi, and Tamil available as second languages. Cambridge IGCSE Year 1-2 includes English Language, English Literature, and languages such as French, Hindi, and Tamil. Tamil is offered as a Cambridge language option (Second Language) and is available under Cambridge O Level as well.
Social & hobbies	Social & hobbies —	Social & hobbies ECA options include soccer, basketball, chess, net cricket, Taekwondo, table tennis, skating, judo, and rope skipping. Co-Curricular Activities include Art, Dance, Music (keyboard, guitar, drums), and Singing; Robotics (Class 3+) and Coding (Classes 1-2) are offered, plus Public Speaking, Story Telling, and MI Machine Learning. A lower student-teacher ratio and blended/ flipped classrooms support active engagement in these activities.
Community & service	Community & service —	Community & service —
Leadership & professional	Leadership & professional —	Leadership & professional —
Lifestyle & wellbeing	Lifestyle & wellbeing —	Lifestyle & wellbeing Vibrant sports infrastructure supports physical activity, including karate, basketball, cricket, and more. A 5-Code security cordon and a 5C Safety Protocol provide safety. The campus is tech-enabled with digitally equipped classrooms, science labs, libraries, and arts studios to support well-being and balanced learning.
Language provision	Language provision
Language provision	Language provision —	Language provision Scholastic instruction is conducted in English. Second language instruction is offered in Hindi, Tamil, and French. In the Bridge Programme, second language instruction is provided at beginner level. The curriculum includes Cambridge Sec 1-3, IGCSE Year 1-2 and Cambridge AS & A Levels across the grade levels.
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Immersion programs	Immersion programs —	Immersion programs —
Reputation	Reputation
Awards	Awards —	Awards Ixora Award by the Singapore Green Awards (2021): Presented by the Singapore Environment Council, this award recognizes schools that have made significant contributions to environmental conservation and awareness. Kopsia Award by the School Green Awards (2022): An advancement from the previous Ixora Award, the Kopsia Award signifies a higher level of achievement in environmental initiatives and sustainability efforts. Friends of SCSA Award (2024): This award from the Sony Creative Science Awards (SCSA) acknowledges the school's consistent participation and support in fostering creativity and scientific inquiry among students.
Accreditations	Accreditations —	Accreditations Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE): GIG International School is an approved Cambridge International School, which means it is authorised to offer Cambridge Primary, Lower Secondary, and IGCSE programmes. Committee for Private Education (CPE) Registration: The school is registered as a Private Education Institution under the Enhanced Registration Framework with SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG).
Admissions	Admissions
Admissions	Admissions Pre-course counselling is conducted before a prospective student applies to DIMENSIONS. Clear and precise school and course information are provided to assist prospective students and their guardians in making informed decisions before applying. Course Application Form: Applicants must meet the entry and English requirements for the course and furnish all documents listed in the course application document checklist. Selection Process: Customer Service evaluates each application and recommends management approval; upon approval, the applicant is deemed selected for the course. The Advisory Note, Standard PEI-Student Contract, and a Letter of Offer are issued to the selected applicant; if required and where available, the student contract may be explained in the applicant's native language. Admission Process: Students and parents/guardians (for students under 18) sign the Advisory Note prior to signing the Standard PEI-Student Contract. All documents must be submitted to complete the admission process. Step 1: Admission Requirements: Ensure that you meet all admission requirements for the selected/desired program; refer to the admissions requirements of the desired program. Step 2: Fill Up All Necessary Forms: Complete the DIMENSIONS International College Admission Application Form for Local Students or International Students. Step 3: Provide the Necessary Documents: Two passport-sized photographs with white background; one photocopy of the applicant's original passport (personal particulars page and expiry date); one photocopy of original birth certificate; notarised copies of highest educational certificates and transcripts; proof of English proficiency (IELTS/TOEFL or a letter from an institution certifying English as the medium of instruction); letters from employers (if applicable); application fee of 500 SGD (non-transferable and non-refundable); documentary proof of financial ability and parent's monthly income statement (for visa-required countries); HPB vaccination record for international students below 12 years old. If documents are not in English, translations are required. Step 5: Acceptance by the School: Processing takes approximately 14 working days. If offered a place, you will receive a Letter of Offer and two copies of Advisory Note to students and the Standard PEI-Student Contract. Step 6: Approval of Student's Pass by ICA: TheDIMENSIONS submits the Student's Pass application via SOLAR+. ICA issues an In-Principle Approval Letter (IPA) and DIMENSIONS notifies the student of approval; note that ICA approval is subject to ICA Singapore decisions and DIMENSIONS does not guarantee success.	Admissions Book a school tour or open house (optional). Parents are encouraged to visit the school to get a feel for the environment and speak with staff. These tours can help families understand the curriculum, facilities, and school culture. Submit the application form and documents. Parents will need to fill out the student application form and submit required documents such as the child's birth certificate, passport copy, previous academic records, and passport-sized photographs. Application review and assessment. The admissions team will review the documents and arrange for an assessment if required. This may include academic testing and/or an interview with the student. Offer and acceptance. If the application is successful, parents will receive an offer letter. To confirm enrolment, the required fees (including registration and administrative fees) must be paid within the stipulated timeline. Orientation and onboarding. Once enrolled, parents will receive information regarding school start dates, uniforms, book lists, and other onboarding procedures to help their child transition smoothly into the school.
Scholarships	Scholarships —	Scholarships GIG International School offers the LEAD Merit Scholarship, open to new admissions to the Secondary School programs. The scholarship focuses on academic merit, especially in future-focused subjects like Science, Mathematics, and Languages. Up to SGD 25,000 can be awarded per eligible student, disbursed over a period of three years. A total of 30 scholarships are available, and all awards are subject to the approval of the school’s Academic Board. Applications must be submitted annually and are contingent on continued eligibility and availability.
Waitlist	Waitlist —	Waitlist GIG International School does not publicly state that it operates a formal waitlist or pool system. Admissions are handled on a rolling basis, and placement is subject to seat availability in the relevant year group.
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