Heritage Academy Singapore - Bukit Gombok Campus

Heritage Academy’s Bukit Gombak Campus is located at Block 373 Bukit Batok Street 31,

02-246, Singapore 650373. It is a short 5-minute walk from Bukit Gombak MRT Station, offering convenient access to public transport. The campus is situated within a family-friendly residential area, close to parks and local amenities.

The Bukit Gombak Campus caters to primary-level students aged 6 to 12. It focuses on foundational academics alongside character and life skills development.

Heritage Academy is a co-educational day school. It does not offer boarding facilities. The school welcomes both local and international students.

The Bukit Gombak Campus provides individualized learning through the Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) program, which allows students to progress at their own pace. While this supports varied learning needs, there are no dedicated facilities or specialist staff for additional learning or special educational needs.

The school follows the U.S.-based Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) curriculum but is not formally affiliated with any specific country.

Heritage Academy has a Christian affiliation and incorporates Christian values and teachings into its curriculum. Weekly chapel sessions and character education are part of the school program.

At Heritage Academy's Bukit Gombak Campus, the school day for elementary students begins at 8:30 AM and concludes at 12:30 PM. There is a short food break around 10:30 AM. The schedule includes a mix of individual PACE work and group activities. An afternoon session is also available, running from 1:45 PM to 5:45 PM.

Heritage Academy offers a school bus service through external transport providers. For the Bukit Gombak Campus, parents can arrange transport directly with Mrs. Kumari.

Routes and availability may vary, and arrangements should be made in advance. Transport fees are handled separately from school tuition.

Heritage Academy follows the U.S.-based Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) curriculum, which is mastery-based and self-paced. Students work through individual learning modules called PACEs, requiring a minimum score of 80% to progress. The curriculum covers core subjects such as English, Math, Science, Social Studies, and Word Building, alongside character development lessons.

From Grade 1 to 6 at the Bukit Gombak Campus, students also participate in co-curricular programs that include Chinese and Tagalog language lessons, Singapore Math, arts, sports, and life skills.

As per the publicly disclosed information, while there is no dedicated SEL specialist, the small class sizes allow teachers to provide individualized attention and pastoral care. Community service projects further promote empathy and social responsibility among students.

Heritage Academy is not a specialist SEN institution and does not have dedicated SEN staff or specialist facilities.

Heritage Academy offers English language support through the ABC Reading Readiness program for younger students, focusing on early literacy skills and language development.

For older students, English Courses I, II, III, and IV provide structured instruction in reading, writing, listening, and speaking, with placement based on diagnostic assessments. Each course runs for six months and helps students improve their proficiency to access the main curriculum.

The school does not have specialist EAL staff, and students requiring further support may need additional external resources.

Heritage Academy supports mental wellbeing through its character education program and regular pastoral care provided by teachers. Weekly chapel sessions encourage reflection on values such as resilience, empathy, and responsibility.

Teachers monitor students’ wellbeing informally and provide guidance when concerns arise, though there are no dedicated mental health professionals on staff. Group activities and co-curricular programs promote social connection and a balanced approach to learning.

Heritage Academy adheres to Singapore's safeguarding and child protection regulations, including the Children and Young Persons Act, to ensure student safety. The school has established procedures for handling complaints and disputes, as outlined in its Policy and Procedures document.

While there is no dedicated safeguarding officer, teachers and staff are expected to monitor student welfare and report concerns to the administration. Families seeking more detailed information on safeguarding practices are encouraged to contact the school directly.

Attend a Pre-Course Counselling Session.
During this session, a school staff member will discuss your child's educational needs, explain the curriculum, and provide guidance on course suitability and future academic pathways. You'll complete and sign the Pre-Course Counselling and Survey Form at this stage.

Submit the Application and Required Documents.
Complete the Student Application Form and provide necessary documents, including your child's birth certificate, medical records (if any), latest school report, and two passport-sized photos. Originals will be required for verification.

Pay the Registration and Diagnostic Test Fees.
Upon submission, you'll need to pay the non-refundable registration fee and diagnostic test fee. The school will then schedule a diagnostic test to assess your child's academic level and determine the appropriate grade placement.

Review of Diagnostic Test Results and Grade Placement.
After the diagnostic test, the school will advise you on the suitable grade level for your child. If applicable, they will also guide you through the Student's Pass application process for international students.

Complete the Enrollment Process.
Finalize the enrollment by signing the PEI-Student Contract and paying the course fees. You'll also need to order the necessary PACEs (curriculum materials) and any additional resources required for your child's program.

Heritage Academy does not currently offer formal scholarships or bursaries.

Heritage Academy does not operate a formal waitlist or pool system. Admissions are processed on a rolling basis, and placement is subject to the availability of seats at the time of application. If a particular grade level or campus reaches full capacity, applicants may be offered a place at an alternative campus or advised to consider a later intake.