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OWIS Digital Campus is located in the north-eastern part of Singapore, in Punggol. The campus is well connected by public transportation, making it easily accessible to families in the surrounding neighborhoods.
The school is divided into Early Childhood, Primary School and Secondary School levels.
OWIS Digital Campus is a co-educational school and does not offer boarding facilities.
OWIS Digital Campus provides dedicated support for students with additional learning needs (ALN). The school has a Learning Support Team that offers tailored strategies, ensuring that students with varying needs receive appropriate guidance to thrive academically.
The school follows an international curriculum and does not have a specific national affiliation.
OWIS Digital Campus is a non-religious institution, welcoming students from all faiths and backgrounds.
The school day typically begins around 8:00 AM and ends at 3:00 PM, with breaks scheduled throughout the day, including a lunch break.
OWIS Digital Campus offers a school bus service in collaboration with an external provider, Advan Transport & Trading Pte Ltd. The service covers various routes across Singapore, ensuring that students have access to reliable transportation to and from school. Parents can arrange for bus services based on their home address.
Application Fee:
- A one-time non-refundable application fee of SGD 1,236 (exclusive of local GST) is required. From May 1, 2025, the fee will increase to SGD 1,278 (exclusive of local GST).
Tuition Fees:
- Early Childhood 1 to 3: SGD 21,750 per year
- Grades 1 to 6: SGD 21,750 per year
- Grades 7 to 10: SGD 25,005 per year
The tuition fees cover two sets of school uniforms, technological devices (such as iPads for Early Childhood to Grade 3), textbooks, and scheduled academic field trips.
Building Fees:
- Early Childhood to Grade 10: SGD 6,564 per year
Billing Schedule and Payment Terms:
Tuition fees are billed in three separate installments throughout the year. The payment is due at the beginning of each term.
Boarding Fees:
- The school does not offer boarding facilities.
Other Costs:
- Additional costs may include extracurricular activities, and optional school trips.
Refund Information:
- Refunds are provided according to the school’s policies outlined in the contract for early withdrawal.
Fee Payment Options:
- Payments can be made via credit card or bank transfer, with details provided during the enrollment process.
Sibling Discounts: A graduated discount on tuition fees for families enrolling multiple children, ranging from 5% to 20%, depending on the number of children.
The OWIS Digital Campus in Punggol caters to students aged 3 to 16, offering the IB Primary Years Programme and Cambridge IGCSEs. This campus features adventure playgrounds, running tracks, rock-climbing walls, performing arts centres, and over 20 skills studios. A distinctive feature of the Digital Campus is its commitment to integrating technology mindfully into the classroom, with immersive STEAM labs equipped with 3D printers.
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