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The HFSE International School campus is located at 223 Mountbatten Road, Singapore 398008. The new centre features modern, spacious classrooms equipped with the latest technology and designed to be flexible for different learning styles. HAPI Hall 1 and 2 provide large spaces for STAR classes, enrichment classes, and school events. The library is designed to encourage reading and serves as a hub for training for national and international competitions. The lobby is an upgraded reception area, and a Multi-Purpose Workshop Room provides a versatile space for science, meetings, and arts and crafts. Each classroom is fully air‑conditioned and equipped with a 55‑inch TV and an air purifier; the secondary classroom has a movable divider and a hospital‑grade air purifier.
HAPI Hall 1 and 2 offer large indoor spaces for events and activities, and combined they can accommodate up to 124 seated guests with each hall able to host up to 35 students. The halls are equipped with a projector, screen, and sound system. HFSE also includes sportsfests as part of Student Life.
HFSE uses a self-developed integrated curriculum from Singapore for Primary Education, with modules on Languages, Social Studies, Arts, Values Education, and Christian Living embedded into the programme. The Secondary Education program provides a comprehensive self-developed curriculum for Secondary One to Four focused on developing well‑rounded, globally minded citizens. Classrooms are fully air‑conditioned and include a 55‑inch TV and an air purifier; the Secondary Classroom features a movable divider and a hospital‑grade air purifier. The library is designed to encourage reading and serves as a hub for training for national and international competitions. The Multi‑Purpose Workshop Room supports science, meetings, and arts and crafts activities.
HFSE offers Programs for the YoungStars for ages 4–6, enrichment programming, and a broader enrichment ecosystem through HFSE Global Education Group. The International School provides globally focused education, and enrichment programmes extend beyond academics. The H.A.P.I. Community & Space fosters a collaborative community, andHFSE runs events such as the Global Immersion Programme (for example with Chingoo International Educational School in Beijing) and parent engagement sessions.
HFSE International School in Singapore a unique integrated curriculum that combines elements from both the Singaporean and Philippine education systems. It caters for students aged 6 to 15, from Primary Year 1 to Secondary Year 4. The school's facilities include playground and activity areas, event halls, and a sports complex. A distinguishing feature of HFSE is its commitment to inclusivity, proudly identifying as an "International School for All" and embracing learners from diverse cultures, abilities, and backgrounds. HFSE also offers various co-curricular activities, including arts, music, dance, and theatre.
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