Starting school for the first time, or changing schools is a big deal for both parents and children. They are faced with a new environment, new classrooms, new classmates, new teachers, different responsibilities and new challenges. Here’s a six-step approach to prepare yourself and your child.
While physically visiting a school is often the best way to make an instinctive decision based on the individual needs of your children, hearing the opinions of other families can be invaluable. The following pages feature a multitude of referrals from Expat Living readers to help you decide.
When your offspring’s personality and interests are the opposite of yours, parenting them may require a different approach.
Looking for a school with happy and positive vibes? IIS has the inclusive, personalised environment your child needs.
Finding a school for children with learning disabilities is tough but IIS’s warm, inclusive environment helps all students succeed. Read on to find out why parents Olga and Edward Lim think IIS is the perfect match for their family.
Integrated International School (IIS) is proud to announce Little Tykes, its brand new drop-off toddler programme with the refreshing philosophy of letting kids simply be kids. The Reggio Emilia inspired programme was adopted by IIS’s very own founder Dr Vanessa von Auer, who is a practicing child psychologist.
Selecting the right school for our children is, after finding a place to live, one of the most important decisions we have to make when moving to a new country. And it’s a question that every parent grapples with. A visit to a school is generally the best way to...
Stamford American International School (SAIS) is the only school in Singapore to offer the full International Baccalaureate (IB) Programme integrated with US Standards, combined with the College Board’s Advanced Placement (AP) courses.
