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The Grange Institution offers a robust but balanced curriculum for students through the International Early Years Curriculum, and the Cambridge International Curriculum.
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In the Cambridge Checkpoint 2025, students at The Grange performed above international benchmarks — 21% higher in English, 38% in Mathematics, and 10% in Science.
Middle and High School pathways currently in development.
Principal‑led stretch mathematics programme for high‑achieving students.
The Grange Institution is a boutique international K-6 school in Singapore, twice spotlighted by UNESCO for delivering Quality Education at UNESCO World Engineering Day for Sustainable Development 2025 & 2026. The Grange caters for children aged 4 to 12, offering the International Early Years Curriculum and Cambridge International Curriculum. Environmental sustainability is deeply embedded in The Grange’s brand of education. Set on a lush 3-acre green campus, the school features specially designed Green Grange Zones and a fully functioning agroforest farm — where science, technology, and academic learning are seamlessly integrated with nature. Student experiences reflect the school’s commitment to delivering quality education, well-developed facilities, and strong value, with fees remaining below the median of international schools in Singapore.
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