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1. Eligibility is defined by Japanese educational law. The applicant must be within the age group designated by the law and reside in Singapore. The parent must be a member of the Japanese Association of Singapore; in general, enrollment of Singapore citizens is not permitted unless the Singapore government approves.
2. Obtain the School Prospectus at the school general office; the handbook is not mailed. The prospectus provides enrollment details and other information beyond the homepage.
3. Campus viewing and admissions inquiries are handled at the school general office. The school operates on weekdays from 9am to 4pm for such matters.
4. Application forms are available as Form 1 and Form 2 for prospective applicants.
5. Donations accompany admission in addition to entrance and tuition fees. Corporate donations are required if a parent works for a Japanese company; personal donations are required if the parent works for a foreign-owned enterprise or is self-employed. The personal donation is $3,000 per family (excluding GST).
6. The Singapore Japanese School is registered with the Committee for Private Education; the Registration Number is 201112919Z and the registration period runs from 06 July 2024 to 05 July 2030.
7. Enrollment data (as of April 2025) shows 746 primary students at Clementi, 531 at Changi, and 410 in the secondary program, with 1,687 total students taught by 144 teachers across three campuses.
8. Campuses include two Primary campuses (Clementi and Changi) and a West Coast Campus for the Secondary School. Clementi Campus is 95 Clementi Road; Changi Campus is 11 Upper Changi Road North; West Coast Campus is at 201 West Coast Road.
9. The Secondary School has adopted an English immersion programme since 1995, with subjects such as Physical Education, Arts and Home Economics taught in English by English-speaking specialists.
10. The education structure comprises 9 years of schooling: 6 years of Primary and 3 years of Secondary education.
The Japanese School Singapore - Changi campus is a Primary school for children aged 6 to 12. The curriculum follows Japan's national educational guidelines, ensuring a seamless transition for students from Japan. Facilities include a swimming pool, a gymnasium, and specialized rooms for music, art, and home economics. A unique feature is the school museum, which showcases historical artifacts, providing students with a tangible connection to their cultural heritage.
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