Integrated International School

IIS is situated in the Clementi area of Singapore, a residential district known for its greenery and community amenities. The school is accessible via several bus routes.

IIS offers four levels catering to students from 18 months to 18 years. The Early Years program begins at age 3, followed by Primary School starting at age 7. Lower Secondary education commences at age 11, and Upper Secondary caters to students from age 14.

IIS is a co-educational school that offers both mainstream and supported learning approaches. The school does not provide boarding facilities.​

IIS offers tailored support for students with additional learning needs. The school provides individualised education plans and a low student-to-teacher ratio to ensure personalised attention. In-house specialists, including psychologists and therapists, collaborate closely with educators to address each child's unique challenges. ​

IIS does not have an affiliation with any particular country. It offers a curriculum based on the British educational system.

IIS is a secular institution and does not adhere to or promote any specific religious affiliation. ​

Classes begin at 9:00 AM and conclude at 2:00 PM for Early Years and Primary School students. Secondary School students finish at 3:00 PM. Extra-Curricular Activities (ECA) are scheduled from 2:00 PM on specified days, and After-School Clubs are available from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

IIS provides a limited door-to-door bus service for students who reside along existing bus routes. This service is managed by friendly and patient drivers who understand the varying needs of students.

Integrated International School (IIS) offers a curriculum based on the British educational system.

In the Early Years (ages 3–6), the focus is on foundational subjects such as English, Mathematics, Creative Arts, Home Economics, Social Skills Training, and Personal Development Health and Physical Education (PDHPE).

Primary School students (ages 7–11) engage in a modified international curriculum that includes English, Mathematics, Science, Topic of Inquiry, Creative Arts, Home Economics, Social Skills Training, and PDHPE.

For Lower Secondary students (ages 11–14), students continue to follow the British curriculum and face internal IIS assessments.

Upper Secondary students (ages 14–18) prepare for the Pearson Edexcel International GCSE examinations, before moving on to the Cambridge IA-levels.

IIS places a strong emphasis on the social and emotional development of its students. Dedicated support services, such as counselling and cognitive behavioural therapy, are available to assist students in managing emotions and building resilience. The curriculum aims to incorporates activities that enhance social skills and emotional intelligence, preparing students to navigate various life situations effectively. ​

IIS is committed to supporting students with a range of special educational needs, including learning disabilities, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorders. The school is not a specialist SEN institution but integrates support within its inclusive educational framework. Services include early intervention programs for younger children and behavioural therapy to address specific challenges.

IIS does not explicitly detail a dedicated English as an Additional Language (EAL) program. However, the school's commitment to inclusivity and individualized education suggests that support for non-native English speakers is integrated within its tailored curriculum.

The school offers counseling services that incorporate various therapeutic methods, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and expressive therapies like art therapy. These services aim to help students manage stress, develop self-awareness, and enhance problem-solving skills. Also, the social skills training programs focus on areas such as self-esteem, emotional identification, teamwork, and conflict resolution, contributing to the overall mental health of the student body. ​

While Integrated International School emphasizes creating a safe and nurturing environment for all students, specific safeguarding and child protection policies are not publicly detailed.

Schedule a school tour or attend an Open House.
IIS encourages families to visit the campus to better understand its learning environment. Tours can be arranged by contacting the admissions team, and Open House events are periodically held and advertised on the school’s website.

Submit an application.
Complete the official application form and pay the non-refundable application fee of SGD 2,800. Alongside the form, you'll need to submit supporting documents such as the student’s recent school reports, passport copy, and any relevant medical or learning assessments.

Attend an interview and assessment (if applicable).
Once the application is received, the admissions team will arrange for a student interview and, if necessary, an academic or developmental assessment. This step helps the school understand the student’s needs and determine appropriate class placement.

Receive the outcome and accept the offer.
If the application is successful, a Letter of Offer will be issued. Parents must then complete the Student Contract and pay the required school fees to confirm enrolment. If a Student Pass is needed, the school will guide families through the immigration application process.

IIS does not currently offer scholarship programs. All students are required to pay the standard tuition and associated fees.

Integrated International School (IIS) operates on a rolling admissions basis, accepting applications throughout the academic year. Each application is considered in chronological order of submission. The school does not maintain a waitlist; instead, placements are offered as they become available.