15 September 2025
Ref: MT 2025/045
I hope you and your child had a restful and enjoyable September break. As we begin Term 4, we look forward to continuing our partnership with you to create meaningful and engaging learning experiences for your child.
We are also delighted to extend a warm welcome to the new parents of classes M1-11 to M1-18, which will be commencing this term. We look forward to working closely with you in supporting and nurturing your child’s journey with us.
As communicated last year, we have revised school fees for Singapore Permanent Residents (PRs) in accordance with MOE’s guidelines, which aim to provide clearer differentiation between the fees for Singapore Citizens (SCs) and PRs. This approach aligns with practices already in place across mainstream schools.
The monthly school fees for Singapore Citizens (SCs) remain at $80 for next year.
To help maintain a safe and healthy school environment, we kindly ask that you submit a travel
declaration if your child/ward will be travelling during the year-end holidays.
If your child/ward is not travelling, no action is required.
Thank you for your cooperation in keeping our school community safe.
The school would like to continue emphasizing the importance of your child’s regular attendance and punctuality at school. Being present and on time each day enables your child to fully engage in lessons, school routines, and all learning activities.
If your child is unwell and unable to attend school, kindly provide a medical certificate or a written
explanation to the Form Teacher on the day your child returns.
We also seek your support in avoiding vacation plans during the school term. Taking leave for holidays may result in missed learning opportunities, and as such, we are unable to approve leave for vacation purposes. We strongly encourage all students to attend school consistently to benefit fully from the educational experience.
Thank you for your understanding and continued support.
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