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The school provides two school-sanctioned hostel facilities with 24/7 supervision in partnership with e-jia homestay. The hostels are full-time supervised and include amenities such as a gym, swimming pool, and a reading lounge to accommodate students' needs.
The school is owned by Furen International School Pte Ltd. It is registered under UEN 200103939W with SSG 4-year Registration.
Furen International School offers preparatory courses for various examinations, including the Cambridge IGCSE, Singapore-Cambridge GCE O-Level, CIE A-Level, and Singapore-Cambridge GCE A-Level, catering to students aged 11 and above. A distinguishing feature of FIS is its focus on preparing students for admission into top universities worldwide, with a track record of graduates securing placements in renowned institutions - over 90% of 2024 graduates were awarded places at QS Top 50 universities worldwide The facilities at FIS include smart classrooms, lecture halls, arts studios, laboratories, a library, and recreational areas.
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In honour of Canada Day in July, Canadian International School is offering a limited-time opportunity with confirmation fees waived:
• $5,500 waived for the first child
• $4,500 waived for each additional child
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