The standard of education is very high in singapore, with a high rate of literacy among singaporeans. This has especially been the case in the country's "Top" international schools, although given there are no independent inspections, being seen to be a top-tier school has been driven largely by reputation and word of mouth, that is what parents think are the "Best" international schools, become the best schools 69 as these are able to take on the best students - even if the majority of schools claim to be non-selective.

With the exception of schools offering the integrated programme, which leads to either an international baccalaureate diploma or to an a-level exam, most students are streamed into a wide range of course combinations at the end of their second year, bringing the total number of subjects they have to sit at -level to between six and ten, with english, mother tongue or higher mother tongue language, mathematics, one science and one humanities elective being compulsory.

The advocacy of melbourne specialist international school (msis) is to provide education that suits the needs of students with special needs. Gwa follows the ib curriculum from nursery to grade 12 and offers different pathways for graduating students. 41 currently, there are a total of 15 best secondary school in singapore and 11 high schools being accorded sap status. Besides teaching children about academics, smmis also aims to guide them towards contributing to society, putting student wellbeing at the centre of all that they do. By sparking their curiosity, they gain a broader perspective of the world.

Each year, the edusave merit bursary (emb) is given out to about 40,000 students, who are from lower-middle and low-income families and have good academic performance in their schools. Students receive wide exposure through participation in various school activities and external programmes, providing fruitful opportunities for learning and overall personality development.

Tts houses over 140 competitive sport teams and supports students in local and international competitions. Singaporeans are forbidden to attend international schools on the island without ministry of education permission. Hwa is also a member of the athletic conference of singapore international schools (acsis) and lets its students compete in competitive sports against other international schools.

Students are treated to world-class facilities such as multiple gymnasiums, an immense library, a private bus service, and even a 1-acre natural rainforest. The four official languages of singapore are malay, mandarin, tamil, and english. There are more than 200 kindergartens registered with early childhood development agency kindergartens are also run by child care centres as well as international schools.