Chatsworth International School

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Address: 72 Bukit Tinggi Road, Singapore 289760
Website: www.chatsworth.com.sg
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: +65 6463 3201
Gender: Co-educational
Teaching language: English
Ages: 3 to 18
Curriculum: International Baccalaureate

Background

Established in 1995, Chatsworth International School is a diverse K-13 (Grade 12) international school in Singapore for students aged three to 18. As an IB World School, Chatsworth is authorised to offer the International Baccalaureate (IB) Primary Years Programme, Middle Years Programme and Diploma Programme. In August 2018, Chatsworth moved to a permanent home in Bukit Timah, surrounded by Singapore’s only rainforest.

What the school says

"At Chatsworth, our community is central to who we are as a school. We believe that every child should have an equal opportunity to thrive and shine. We believe that strong, caring relationships, and continuous relationship building, are the foundation to successful, happy, healthy students, staff, and families within our community. Chatsworth International School is honoured to be awarded the Best IB School in the inaugural WhichSchoolAdvisor (Singapore) Best Schools Awards 2022."

Fees

Tuition fees for the 2023/2024 academic year range from SGD 27,575 for Kindergarten to SGD 37,881.56 for Years 12 and 13.

The EAL (English as an Additional Language) fee per semester, where required, is SGD 1,725.98. Learning support where required is levied at SGD 2,195.14 per semester.

There is an application fee of SGD 290 and a confirmation fee of SGD 2,900 per student to secure a place.

Fees are payable in advance of each semester. There are two semesters in the academic year.

Location

Strategically located just next to Singapore's only tropical rainforest, the campus offers a serene yet vibrant environment in this sunny and bustling city. The campus is equipped with wide-ranging facilities that meet all students' learning needs and interests. The campus is just a short ride on our shuttle bus from the nearby Sixth Avenue MRT station.

From the head of school

"Our nurturing school environment allows students to be heard and express themselves, gain confidence, think critically and globally and be recognised for their individual talents while at the same time maintaining our overall importance of community.

"Chatsworth is truly a wonderful school, and the best way to see this is to visit us in action. We welcome you to schedule time to come and experience for yourself Chatsworth’s enthusiastic community spirit."

– Tyler Sherwood, Head of School

From the parents

"The teaching staff are very approachable, encouraging parents' participation at every turn. They also arrange open days for parents to observe the learning methods. It's also fun working on the school plays, the United Nations Day costumes, decorations, volunteering for field trips and more. The school also provides extracurricular activities and the boys participate actively, from building race cars and sports to day modelling classes."

– Nicole Wong and Robert Lyons, parents of two children at Chatsworth

"Chatsworth is a great place if you want to follow the IB program, have a nurturing and caring environment, one where the teachers genuinely care and where your kids will no doubt settle in quickly and want to go to school every morning!"

– Abigail Browne, parents of two children at Chatsworth

From the students

"I’ve been at Chatsworth since 2019. The school has a very strong and welcoming community; when I first arrived here, I was welcomed with open arms, which helped me get along with my peers and teachers. I like that we’re multicultural, and our relatively small size makes us a close-knit school. One of my favourite subjects is English because I enjoy exploring English literature and how writers can express many concepts and a panorama of views."

– Misha Zefri Delaney, Year 10 (2022-23)

"I love Chatsworth’s small community size. I can connect with teachers and students on a more personal level, which allows me to form stronger relationships, learn about different cultures and feel comfortable around the people of the Chatsworth community."

– Bruno Griguoli, Year 12 (2021-22)