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Heritage Academy Hougang Campus supports social and emotional learning through daily character development lessons integrated into the ACE curriculum. Students take part in activities that encourage teamwork, respect, and responsibility.
Community service projects, such as visits to elder care homes and appreciation events for migrant workers, help develop empathy and social awareness. Teachers provide close guidance to support positive behavior and emotional well-being. After-school care services also offer a structured environment for mentorship and social interaction.
Heritage Academy Hougang Campus is not a specialist SEN institution but offers some support for students who benefit from individualized learning.
Heritage Academy Hougang Campus supports students with English as an Additional Language through its individualized, self-paced ACE curriculum, which allows learners to develop language skills at their own pace.
The curriculum emphasizes foundational literacy and phonics, helping younger students build English proficiency. While there is no dedicated EAL department or specialist staff, additional reading programs and language support are integrated into daily lessons. Parents are encouraged to discuss their child’s English language proficiency during the admissions process to assess suitability.
Heritage Academy Hougang Campus supports students’ mental wellbeing through its focus on character development and a nurturing school environment. Teachers provide close pastoral care and regularly check in on students’ emotional wellbeing.
The school’s small class sizes allow staff to monitor students more closely and offer support when needed. After-school care services provide a structured and supportive environment for additional supervision and mentorship.
While there are no dedicated mental health professionals on campus, students are encouraged to approach teachers or staff with any concerns. Parents can also work with the school to address specific wellbeing needs.
Heritage Academy Hougang Campus prioritizes student safety and wellbeing, aligning with Singapore’s legal requirements for child protection.
While specific safeguarding policies are not publicly detailed, the school is EduTrust-certified, indicating adherence to national standards for student welfare and institutional governance.
Heritage Academy is a Christian international school in Singapore, offering education for students aged 6 to 18. The school follows the Accelerated Christian Education (ACE) School of Tomorrow® curriculum, emphasizing individualized learning, critical thinking, creativity, and moral values. A distinguishing feature of Heritage Academy is its commitment to affordability, providing competitive and reasonable fees compared to other EduTrust-certified institutions in Singapore. Facilities include well-equipped science labs, a dedicated arts studio, and a spacious auditorium for performances and events.
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