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Let the school know you're thinking of applying — they can share their prerequisites and help you through the process.
It's best to ask — circumstances can change at any time.
Reserve your place. Complete and submit the Invictus Application Form to enter the applicant pool. The form requires attachments such as your child's photo, birth certificate, passport, relevant passes (e.g., Dependent’s Pass, PR Pass), and recent academic records.
Schedule a school tour (optional). If you're interested in visiting the campus, you can book a tour to familiarize yourself with the school's environment and facilities.
Admission assessment. Your child will undergo an in-person assessment, typically conducted in small groups, focusing on age-appropriate math and English skills. This assessment ensures school readiness and identifies any special learning or behavioral needs.
Offer of admission and contract. If the assessment is successful, you'll receive a formal offer letter along with a pre-course counseling acknowledgment form.
Complete enrolment documents. Before the school term begins, ensure all required enrolment documents are completed.
Invictus International School operates an applicant pool system rather than a traditional waitlist. Upon submission of the application form and payment of the application fee, your child enters the applicant pool. Placement is then subject to the successful completion of the assessment and availability of spots in the appropriate year group.
Invictus International School offers scholarships to exceptional students based on outstanding academic performance or exceptional talent in areas such as music, sports, or the arts.
Eligibility Criteria:
Academic Talent:
Current Students:
-Ranked within the top three of their level for Year 9 or Year 11.
-Demonstrated outstanding leadership in extracurricular activities.
-Evidence of community service involvement.
-Possession of additional talents.
New Students:
-Excellent academic results and/or a minimum GL CAT4 score of 125.
-Evidence of community service involvement.
-Possession of additional talents.
Talent in Sport, Music, or Art:
Awardees of national, regional, or global competitions (excluding interschool events).
Representatives of prestigious organizations at the national, regional, or global level.
Music: Achievement of ABRSM/Trinity Grade 8 or above in performance or composition.
Art: Evidence of public exhibitions and an established portfolio.
Invictus International School Centrium Square caters to students aged 5 to 18, offering the Cambridge Primary and Secondary curriculums, culminating in IGCSEs and A-levels. The school occupies three levels of the Centrium Square building and includes libraries, science labs and various recreational spaces. A notable feature of the school is the English-Chinese bilingual primary programme during years 1-6. Other than the Mandarin language, curriculum subjects taught in Chinese include Art, Music, and Physical Education.
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