Compare Singapore Curriculum International Schools in India

Instructs in English

Ages 0 - 18 years

Fees ₹0 - 20,500

Pupils 500

Type Co-educational, Co-educational (boarding)

Singapore International School Mumbai is a signature boarding school on an eight-acre campus in Dahisar, Mumbai, serving students from 0 to 18 with term, weekly, monthly and day boarding. The school combines the Singapore curriculum with the International Baccalaureate framework, delivering the Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). In Kindergarten to Grade 6, learning is anchored in the Singaporean curriculum and integrated with the IB PYP through a Reggio Emilia approach. From Grades 7 to 8 students follow a Pre-IGCSE pathway that leads to IGCSE in Grades 9-10, and IBDP in Grades 11-12 prepares students for university study abroad or in India. The eight-acre campus provides spacious classrooms and dedicated facilities for film, pottery, dance and music, along with outdoor courts, playing fields and a swimming pool. The school hosts students from over 26 nationalities and employs around 110 staff worldwide today.

Location

The school is located off NH 8, adjacent to Aaradhya High Park, near the Dahisar Toll Plaza in Mira Road (East), Mumbai 401104. It sits in a suburban area with access to major road corridors via NH 8. The Dahisar Toll Plaza and Mira Road (East) location provide convenient transport access.

Stages

Primary Years Programme, Middle Division Programme, and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme.

Type

A signature boarding school with term, monthly and weekly boarding options.

Pupil Nationality Mix

Pupils come from over 26 nationalities.

Country affiliation

Singapore; the curriculum is similar to schools in Singapore.

Bus service

Day Scholar Transport is provided by external agencies; pick up and drop from fixed locations; small groups up to 15; vehicles are air conditioned with seat belts, CCTV, GPS tracking, First Aid kits, and a caregiver on board; drivers have at least five years of experience.

Application / Assessment Fees
- Payment made towards the application form and its processing is non‑refundable.

Admissions / Enrollment Charges (one‑time at acceptance)
- A non‑refundable admission / registration charge is normally required when a place is accepted (third‑party listings indicate an admission/registration component in the range shown below). Examples from recent public listings: Application fee approx INR 15,500; Admission/registration fee approx INR 200,000; other one‑time charges (labelled variously as ‘other fee' or capital/registration levies) reported around INR 85,000. These amounts have been reported by public school listing services.

Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts)
- The school charges recurring tuition on an annual basis; full annual tuition is required and is applied irrespective of the date of admission. Recurring annual tuition, meals, boarding and transportation are subject to annual revision.
- Recent public listings show typical annual tuition amounts for Singapore International School, Mumbai in the following ranges:
- Day student annual tuition: approximately INR 600,000 to INR 700,000 per year.
- Boarding / residential student annual tuition (total boarding package): reported at a similar or higher level than the day tuition; public listings commonly state an all‑in annual figure for boarding in the same ballpark (single‑figure lakhs range). Specific boarding surcharge amounts are not published by the school.
- The school does not publish a public per‑grade or per‑term fee table on its admissions pages; prospective fees for each enrolment year are described as the “progressive fees applicable” and are confirmed in the letter of acceptance. The school states that the letter of acceptance will detail the progressive fees applicable to the child up to Grade 10 and that IB Diploma fees will be charged as per the prevailing fees when entering the Diploma Programme.

Per‑term / instalment detail
- The school's published policy sets tuition as a recurring annual charge and requires payment by the start of the academic year timetable set by the school; the school's publicly posted policy does not publish a standard per‑term amount or published term instalment schedule. Full fees are charged irrespective of the date of admission. Late payment charges apply as noted below.

Billing schedule and payment terms
- Recurring annual tuition must be paid by the first week of May for the next academic year. Any payments after that date attract late payment charges of INR 2,500 per week. A student will not be allowed to attend classes for the new academic year without prior payment of the fee.
- Fees need to be paid within seven working days from the date of receipt of the Admission Acceptance Letter.
- The school reserves the right to revise the progressive fee applicable to new admissions each academic year and may revise recurring annual tuition, meals, boarding and transportation by up to 10% year on year (as per published policy). Full fees are charged irrespective of the date of admission.

Boarding fees and inclusions (where applicable)
- Boarding is offered (term boarding, weekly boarding and day boarding options are part of the residential programme). The school states that boarding fees include lodging, recreation activities, laundry, basic toiletries, morning breakfast and dinner. Specific boarding fee amounts or a separate boarding surcharge are not published on the school's public fee policy page. Public listings report overall annual boarding totals within the broad annual fee ranges cited above.

Other recurring and incidental costs
- Meals, transportation and consumables are explicitly excluded from the ‘annual tuition' and are subject to separate charges and annual revision. The annual tuition does not include smart cards, consumables for art/craft/design technology, educational excursions and associated costs, participation in exchange programmes or competitions, exercise and course books, and all footwear.
- Public listings show transport / bus fees reported in the region of INR 100,000–135,000 per year on some listings; however transport is listed separately from tuition and is subject to annual revision.
- Uniforms, examination fees (IGCSE/IB), optional trips, optional external exam fees, and personal equipment are charged separately and are not included in the annual tuition. The school lists these items as excluded from annual tuition.

Security deposit and refunds
- The school collects a refundable security deposit. The security deposit is refundable only if a written withdrawal application is submitted to the Principal by 7 March in the last academic year at SIS; refunds of the security deposit are processed only after completion of the annual audit (after 31 July) and the final settlement of the security deposit is completed within 60 days from deregistration. No mid‑year applications will be entertained for security refunds. If a withdrawal notice is given after 7 March of the running academic year, full academic fees for the following academic year shall have to be paid to obtain clearance for the Transfer/Leaving Certificate.
- The school's published fees policy states that the fees paid to the school are neither refundable nor transferable under any circumstance, and additional withdrawal notice conditions apply for students in Grade 10 and for IB programme discontinuation.

Late payment penalties and non‑payment
- Late payment charges: INR 2,500 per week after the first‑week‑of‑May deadline. Failure to pay by the representative due dates may be taken as an indication that the parents do not intend to pursue admission. The School Leaving Certificate (Transfer Certificate) will be issued only after clearance of all dues.

Fee payment methods / options
- The school's published policy states that fees are payable in Indian rupees (INR) only. The school's published policy indicates payment may be made by demand draft or crossed cheque drawn in favour of “Singapore International School.” Public listings also reference separate enrolment portals for admissions administration. No public statement of credit‑card acceptance or online bank transfer options is published on the school's public fee policy page.

Summary note on publicly available figures
- The school's public fee policy provides detailed rules on payment timing, late fees, refund and withdrawal conditions and what is excluded from the annual tuition, but it does not publish a public per‑grade or per‑term fee schedule. Public school listing services and education directories report recent annual fee figures in the range of INR 600,000–700,000 per year for day students and similar or higher annual totals for boarding students; they also list sample one‑time charges such as application and admission fees. These published listings have been used to report the numeric amounts above where the school's own public pages do not publish grade‑wise or term‑wise breakdowns.

Important: The school's official admissions correspondence (the Admission Acceptance Letter) confirms the exact progressive fees and any one‑time charges for a given child and academic year. The school's fee policy states that that letter contains the formal fee details and progressive schedule for the enrolled year.

Curriculum

The school offers Primary Years Programme (PYP), Middle Years Programme (MYP) and International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP). Primary Years Programme uses the IBPYP framework and integrates the Singapore curriculum, enabling student-centred inquiry-based learning. Middle Years Programme provides a four-year education from Year 7 to Year 10, fostering critical and creative thinking. The International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme is for Grades 11 and 12 and prepares students for university study abroad or in India.

Student Teacher Ratio

Very favorable Student-Teacher Ratio of 5:1.

Exam Results

IB Diploma Programme results (May 2024): 83 graduates (78 Diploma Candidates and 5 IB Course/Certificates); the School's average Diploma score is 35 points (Worldwide: 30.32). One student obtained 45 points, one 44 points and one 43 points. Seventeen students earned 40 points or above, and 39 students earned 35 points or above. Higher‑Level papers: 56.68% were graded 7/6, compared with 30.36% worldwide in 2024. Standard‑Level papers: 42.46% were graded 7/6, compared with 28.66% worldwide in 2024.

Higher Education Progression

SIS students have won places in many of the world's most highly selective universities, supported by a strong in-house college counselling programme.

Gifted and Talented

Chairman's Excellence Scholarship is offered; Eleven scholarships are awarded (five for SIS students and six for external students) with performance-based criteria for Grades 11 and 12. Merit Scholarships for IBDP are also offered, with up to 50% or 25% tuition coverage based on academic and co-curricular performance; eligibility includes high grade thresholds and demonstrated achievements.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

The school supports social and emotional development through a holistic approach. The Learner Profile and Beliefs & Values framework build social and self-management skills to develop independent learners. Residential Life provides pastoral support with a focus on life-skills, intercultural understanding, tolerance and respect, and opportunities to balance academics with co-curricular activities. Co-curricular activities and the Sports & Games Programme promote teamwork, creativity and personal growth as part of holistic development. The school offers in-house college counselling to support personal growth and future planning.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Academic support includes programmes for special education needs and gifted students, enrichment, information literacy and personal and career counselling.

Mental Wellbeing

In-house medical facilities with a highly qualified medical team care for students' health. Pastoral staff and boarding life emphasize welfare and personal development, while term, weekly and boarding options and life-skills programmes support wellbeing and resilience.

Admissions

1. Fill the Enquiry form to begin the admissions process. Submitting the Enquiry form initiates contact with the school. The Enquiry form is available online. You will be guided on next steps and seat availability.
2. Procure the Admission Application Package online. The package contains the forms and documents required for admission. There are limited seats in almost all grades and the pool of applications will be considered before offers are made. The next step is to submit the application online.
3. Submit a duly filled application online. The online application must be completed and submitted. The Admission desk will arrange an appointment for a one to one counseling session and a complete school tour.
4. Attend the counseling and tour; proceed to the review phase. The Admission desk arranges an appointment for a counseling session and a school tour. Following the review, the candidate may or may not be called for a personal interaction session. If selected, the candidate with parents may be invited to the school for an interaction session.
5. Review outcome and potential interaction. Based on the review and any interaction, a decision is made in consideration of seat availability. If invited, the parent and student may attend a further interaction session at the school.
6. Confirm admission by blocking the seat. Based on seat availability, upon receiving the letter of invitation to join the school, parents need to pay the fees to block the seat. On receiving the payment and all required documents, the admission process is deemed complete.

Scholarships

Chairman's Excellence Scholarship is offered based on Grade 9 and 10 results. Applicants must submit the SIS Scholarship Application form; deadlines vary by grade level and student status (Grade 11 new applicants, SIS students in Grade 11, and Grade 12). Eleven scholarships are offered in total, with up to 50% or 25% of tuition fees for Grades 11 and 12, depending on performance. Eligibility for Grade 11 external applicants requires a high Grade 10 aggregate (95% or above for national curriculum; 8 A for IGCSE with no subject below A), plus demonstrated distinctions in sports, cocurricular activities, and leadership or service activities. SIS students must have 8 A in IGCSE or equivalent and meet similar nonacademic criteria. For Grade 12, scholarships are based on Grades 11 and final IBDP results, with specified score thresholds and continued eligibility criteria. The scholarship process requires submitting the scholarship application via the SIS portal, optional reference letters, a 600-word personal statement, and, for some cases, an interview. Applications for Grade 11 and Grade 12 scholarships are submitted online (via provided forms).

Waitlist

Limited seats exist in almost all grades. The school will consider the pool of applications before admission offers are made. Submitting the online admission form does not guarantee admission. Seat availability determines offers.

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Anand Singapore International School

Instructs in English

Ages 2 - 18 years

Fees ₹0 - 595,000

Type Co-educational

Anand Singapore International School Chennai is a day international school for learners aged 2 to 18 offering a Tri-curriculum education across Singapore, Cambridge IGCSE, and the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme. Preschool and Primary follow the Singapore curriculum, building language, early mathematics, social skills and 21st‑century competencies. Primary emphasises interdisciplinary, project-based learning and cross-border collaboration. The Secondary School follows the Cambridge International framework, preparing students for higher education in medicine, engineering, finance, science, business management and design at universities worldwide. The Junior College provides the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, with an Academic Support Program offering individual attention and internship opportunities. ASIS Chennai is a collaboration between SIS Group of Schools (Singapore) and Kalasalingam and Anandam Ammal Charities, extending SIS's mission to India. Facilities support sports (badminton, swimming, basketball, etc.), Visual and Performing Arts (Art, Dance, Dramatics, Music), a Library, Career Counseling, and Counseling services. Extracurriculars include Sports, Dance, Art and Craft, Music, Cookery, Robotics, and Learning Journeys with cross-city interactions.

Location

Porur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. Parvathi Avenue, Madanandapuram, Udhaya Nagar Main Rd, Porur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600116.

Stages

Preschool; Primary School; Secondary School; Junior College (IBDP Diploma School Programme).

Type

International day school offering Tri-curriculum education (Singapore syllabus and Cambridge International curriculum) in Chennai in collaboration with SIS Group of Schools.

Additional learning support

Academic Support Program provides individualized attention and personalized learning.

Country affiliation

Singapore

Application / Registration fees

- Registration form (online application): INR 300 (one-time at time of submitting the online registration form).
- Registration fee (one‑time, payable on enrolment): INR 25,000–35,000 depending on year group. The published fee schedule lists one‑time registration charges by year group.

Tuition fees by year group (annual amounts shown)

The school publishes annual tuition amounts by year group. The published schedule lists the following amounts (INR):

- N1 — Tuition (yearly): INR 335,000; Registration (one‑time): INR 25,000; Total shown: INR 360,000.
- N2 — Tuition (yearly): INR 335,000; Registration (one‑time): INR 25,000; Total shown: INR 360,000.
- K1 — Tuition (yearly): INR 365,000; Registration (one‑time): INR 25,000; Total shown: INR 390,000.
- K2 — Tuition (yearly): INR 365,000; Registration (one‑time): INR 25,000; Total shown: INR 390,000.
- Primary (P1–P3) — Tuition (yearly): INR 460,000; Registration (one‑time): INR 25,000; Total shown: INR 485,000.
- Primary (P4–P5) — Tuition (yearly): INR 490,000; Registration (one‑time): INR 30,000; Total shown: INR 520,000.
- Primary (P6) — Tuition (yearly): INR 490,000; Registration (one‑time): INR 30,000; Total shown: INR 520,000.
- Secondary (S1–S2) — Tuition (yearly): INR 530,000; Registration (one‑time): INR 35,000; Total shown: INR 565,000.
- Secondary / Senior levels (S3–S4 / JC1–JC2) — Tuition (yearly): INR 560,000; Registration (one‑time): INR 35,000; Total shown: INR 595,000.

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Tuition is presented as an annual charge and the school's fee policy states the recurring annual tuition is payable at the beginning of the academic year.
- Registration and development fees are non‑refundable; registration/development fees are payable at enrolment or at the start of the academic year as applicable.
- The published schedule notes that tuition fees paid in advance for a semester that has not yet begun are refundable; once a student has attended school during a term, tuition for that whole term is not refundable. Late payment charges apply.

Boarding fees

- No boarding/hostel fees are published in the school's publicly available fee schedule or admissions pages; the fee schedule and admissions material do not list a boarding fee line item. There is no published boarding‑fee amount in the available fee schedule.

Other costs / additional fees

- Textbooks, uniforms, school bus service, external learning journeys, and international examination fees (Cambridge & IB where applicable) are not included in the published tuition amounts and are charged separately. The published schedule specifies these items are excluded from the tuition totals.
- Co‑curricular activities run in‑house are included in the published tuition; other CCAs, external trips and specific exam charges will be billed separately at the time they apply.

Refund information

- Registration/application fees are non‑refundable and non‑transferable. Tuition fees paid in advance for a semester not yet begun are refundable; once the student has attended at any time during a term, tuition for that term is not refundable. The published schedule also states the school reserves the right to change fees and that late charges apply.

Fee payment options and instructions

- Bank transfer is shown as a primary payment method; the published materials include the school's bank account number, branch/IFSC and SWIFT code for transfers (payments are denominated in INR and international remittances use the SWIFT details). Parents are instructed to submit transfer proof to the school as confirmation. Remittances should be made net of bank/administrative charges.
- The published materials do not list an itemised set of alternative payment channels (credit‑card processor or portal) in the publicly available fee sheet; the bank transfer details and instructions for submitting proof of payment are provided.

Concluding note on available published information

- A detailed one‑page fee schedule (showing registration, tuition and totals by year group) is publicly available; that schedule lists annual tuition and one‑time registration amounts and specifies which items are excluded from tuition. The school's tuition page indicates parents should contact the school for more detail. Where the fee schedule does not show separate lines (for example, a separately quantified annual development fee or a published per‑term invoice breakdown), no separate numeric amounts were published in the publicly available fee schedule.

Curriculum

ASIS uses Tri-curriculum education. Preschool and Primary School follow the Singapore curriculum, developing language, early mathematics, social skills, and 21st-century skills. Interdisciplinary, project-based learning and cross-border collaboration are integral to Primary. The Secondary School follows the Cambridge International curriculum, preparing students for higher education in medicine, engineering, finance, science, business management, and communication design at reputed universities worldwide. The Junior College offers the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) with emphasis on IB learner attributes; the Academic Support Program provides individual attention and internship opportunities to prepare for higher education.

Higher Education Progression

A strong foundation to pursue higher education in medicine, engineering, finance, science, business management, and communication design at reputed universities around the world.

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)

Emotional intelligence is a focus; a preschool parent seminar on nurturing emotional intelligence was led by Dr. Sunita Raaj, highlighting EI as the ability to recognize, understand, manage and use emotions to support social skills, self-awareness, emotional regulation, and resilience.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)

ASIS Chennai has a Special Education Department with a Learning Support Program offering Individualized Education Plans (IEPs), dedicated shadow teachers, in-house speech and occupational therapy services, a strong parent support system, and experienced staff.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)

ASIS Chennai provides language-rich environments, with learners learning English and other languages; language preferences can be discussed with the school.

Mental Wellbeing

The school supports mental wellbeing through emotional intelligence initiatives, including seminars and resources that promote emotional awareness and well-being for preschoolers.

Safeguarding

ASIS Chennai describes a safe and secure learning environment.

Admissions

Admission Process: 1. School Inquiry / School Tour. Initiate the process by arranging a school inquiry or a tour of ASIS Chennai. This helps you understand the programs and facilities and provides an opportunity to meet admissions staff. Tours can be arranged by contacting the Admission Counsellor, Ms. The Academic Year runs from July to June and admissions operate on a rolling basis. 2. Initial Document Submission Processing Enrolment Form for the placement process. Submit a photocopy of the child's passport and, if possible, the last two years of academic transcripts. Complete the Enrolment Form as part of the placement process. These documents initiate the placement step and help determine eligibility. 3. Registration Fee. Pay the Registration Form Fee of INR 300. All fees are denominated in INR. The registration payment details specify that the Registration & Development Fee is non-refundable. 4. Interview with Head Teacher / Deputy Head Teacher (for all levels). An interview is conducted with the Head Teacher or Deputy Head Teacher for all levels. If the learner and parents are located abroad, the interview will be conducted via technology at a time arranged by the school. The school will notify the time and platform to be used. 5. Confirmation of Acceptance. Following the interview, the school issues a Confirmation of Acceptance. This confirms placement and initiates the next steps. 6. School Fee Payment. School fees are payable as part of enrollment. 7. Uniform Purchase. Uniforms are purchased as part of enrollment. This ensures students are prepared for the start of the term.

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Exam Results

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Special Educational Needs (SEN)

Mental Wellbeing

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