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The school has established a Counselling Centre dedicated to supporting students' social, emotional, and mental health needs. This centre provides a safe and supportive environment where students can explore their emotions, develop coping mechanisms, and cultivate self-awareness. Services include individual and group sessions tailored to each student's unique needs, and the centre promotes mental health through preventive and awareness-building initiatives. Collaboration with parents and educators ensures a comprehensive support system, helping students navigate the challenges of adolescence.
The International French School (Singapore) provides tailored support for students with Special Educational Needs (SEN) through its dedicated team of specialized educators and support staff. The school offers specific provisions such as individualized education plans and small group interventions to cater to various needs, including learning disabilities and mild to moderate autism spectrum disorders. While not a specialist SEN institution, the school is committed to inclusivity and works closely with parents and external therapists to create a supportive learning environment. Additional initiatives include workshops and training sessions for both teachers and parents to ensure understanding and consistency in support strategies. This collaborative approach helps in addressing the diverse needs of SEN students, fostering their academic and social development in an inclusive setting.
IFS supports students with special educational needs (SEN) through its Groupe d’Accompagnement et d’Inclusion (GAIN) structure. A team of five specialized teachers and three school psychologists provides individualized and small-group support for students facing learning difficulties and disabilities. IFS offers tailored programs, including the Personalized Support Plan (PAP) for learning difficulties and the Personalized Project of Schooling (PPS) for special needs, ensuring structured assistance. While not a specialist SEN institution, the school fosters inclusivity by working closely with parents and external therapists to create a supportive learning environment.
The schools Counselling Centre provides confidential guidance, emotional support, and coping strategies for students. A team of three school psychologists offers individual and group sessions, focusing on stress management, emotional regulation, and academic pressures.
The school does not provide any public information about its approach to safeguarding, but does maintain various safety protocols (such as controlled access to the campus).
The International French School (Singapore) offers a bilingual French-English education for students aged 3 to 18. It follows the French National Curriculum, culminating in the French Baccalaureate (Bac) and the French International Baccalaureate (BFI). The school facilities include libraries, performance halls, sports pitches, and arts studios. A distinctive aspect of IFS is its vibrant community events, such as the annual Walkathon, which successfully brings together students, parents, and staff for a day of fun and fundraising. With strong ties to French-speaking communities globally, the school also facilitates cultural exchanges and partnerships for a richer educational experience.
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