International School
Admissions
Find out about our step-by-step admissions process. Our affordable 2nd phase fee of $18,480 is certainly worth checking out.
Primary Years
Nurturing students to be life-long learners and globally-minded citizens. We focus on instilling The Grange’s values of respect, responsibility and creativity into every child.
Curriculum
Using the Cambridge International Primary Curriculum, learning at The Grange encompasses 3 frames: Proficiency, Thematic and Creativity. Additionally, we have embedded 17 United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals in our learning framework.
S.T.E.P Projects
Our Students’ Transdisciplinary Experiential Projects (S.T.E.P) are designed with a focus on creativity and sustainability. In conjunction, it encourages participation and awareness on wide-ranging world issues including climate change, health, education and the environment. Moreover, it also guides students to take ownership of their own works by applying the skills, knowledge and experiences acquired from the Learning Frameworks.
Grange Experience
CREATIVITY
Utilisation of imagination or original ideas to create something; inventiveness.
COMMUNITY
Working and learning together brings about the “village” community. It takes a village to raise a child.
CONTINUITY
Providing a holistic approach to aid our students’ learning journey with us.
News & Events
Creative Expressions Project: Celebrating Creativity
Wrapping up our latest theme – “Our Global Village”, students demonstrated their talents through a series of showcases. The highlight was a term-long project, culminating into a short drama production. Scripts were written by students, [...]
Choosing the Right International School for Your Child
International schools in Singapore are growing in numbers. With over 50 international schools for families to choose from, how do you select one that is the right fit for your child? Firstly, parents [...]
Becoming Authors and Illustrators
In our latest Unit of Inquiry – Our Global Village, teachers guided our students in creating their very own story. The idea of this story was adapted from a book about a sea [...]
