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Tanglin Trust School is located in the One-North region of Singapore. Conveniently positioned near Buona Vista MRT station, it offers easy access to public transport links, making commuting straightforward for families living in different parts of the city. The school is in close vicinity to the expat-friendly neighbourhoods of Holland Village and Bukit Timah, known for their diverse dining options and amenities.
Tanglin Trust School in Singapore is structured into three main schools: the Infant School (Nursery to Year 2), the Junior School ( Year 3 to Year 6), then Senior School which encompasses Middle School (Year 7 to 9), and Upper School (Year 10 to 11). Finally, Sixth Form for Year 12 and Year 13.
Tanglin Trust School is a co-educational day school. It does not provide boarding facilities.
Tanglin Trust School offers supportive services for students with Additional Learning Needs through its dedicated Learning Support department. The school provides individualized support plans, access to specialist staff, and tailored resources to meet each student’s specific requirements. Facilities and programs are designed to ensure that all students can thrive academically and socially.
Tanglin Trust School is affiliated with the British educational system.
Tanglin Trust School in Singapore is a non-denominational institution with no affiliation to any particular religion, welcoming students from various cultural and religious backgrounds.
The Infant and Junior School day starts at 8:10 AM and ends at 2:50 PM.
The Senior School starts at 8:15 AM and ends at 4:00 PM.
The schedule includes a morning break and a lunch break.
Tanglin Trust School offers a bus service to facilitate transportation for students across various parts of Singapore. The service is provided by KAL Transport Pte Ltd. Buses are air-conditioned and equipped with seat belts, ensuring a comfortable and secure commute for students. Additionally, the school collaborates closely with the provider to accommodate different routes and pick-up/drop-off points to suit the needs of families.
Application Fees
A non-refundable application fee of SGD 1,000 is required per application.
Enrolment & Capital Levy (Non-Refundable)
Enrolment Fee: SGD 4,500, payable upon acceptance of a place.
Capital Levy: SGD 4,500, payable before the start of the first school term.
Tuition Fees (Per Term & Annual)
Nursery: SGD 11,110 per term | SGD 33,330 per year
Reception: SGD 13,640 per term | SGD 40,920 per year
Year 1-2: SGD 13,920 per term | SGD 41,760 per year
Year 3-6: SGD 14,570 per term | SGD 43,710 per year
Year 7-9: SGD 16,435 per term | SGD 49,305 per year
Year 10-11: SGD 17,205 per term | SGD 51,615 per year
Year 12-13: SGD 17,835 per term | SGD 53,505 per year
Tuition fees include a Building Fund contribution, supporting school facility improvements and maintenance.
Tanglin Trust School in Singapore follows an adapted British curriculum to students from ages 3 to 18, offering both IA-Levels and the IBDP for older students. The school's facilities include science laboratories, creative arts studios, and sports facilities. One of the school’s standout offerings is its extensive performing arts program, which includes over 15 drama productions and over 80 music performances annually. Tanglin Trust School also encourages environmental awareness through initiatives such as tree-planting days and eco-clubs. The school also provides opportunities such as exchange programs with schools abroad and participation in various academic and sporting competitions.
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