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At Chatsworth International School, inquiry is at the heart of how we teach and how our students learn. It shapes the way we think, explore, question and communicate. Writing is woven through this process.
Choosing the right international school in Singapore means looking for a programme that develops more than just academic knowledge; it means finding a place where your child grows as a person.
A child's learning extends far beyond a textbook. The physical environment in which they learn plays a profound role in their development, shaping how they interact with peers, engage with lessons, and feel about their school day.
Guided Reading is a small-group teaching approach that helps students become confident, independent readers. In these sessions, teachers select books that match each child’s reading level and provide support as they practise key reading strategies.
As expat parents, you're constantly seeking the best educational experiences for your child, eager to see them truly engaged and inspired.
As parents, you may constantly wonder how best to prepare your children for a future that's always changing. It's clear that simply knowing facts isn't enough anymore. They need to be curious, creative, and confident problem-solvers.
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Student-Led Conferences (SLCs) are a highlight of the school year for IB Primary Years Programme (PYP) students and their families. They offer a unique opportunity for your child to take the lead in sharing their learning progress, reflecting on their growth, and showcasing their achievements.
Choosing the right international secondary school in Singapore is a significant decision for expat families. It impacts not just the immediate educational experience but also shapes the children's academic and career paths, underlining the importance of making an informed decision that aligns with the student's aspirations and potential.
Child development during the formative years lays the foundation for future learning, social skills, and overall well-being. Quality education during this critical period is paramount, as it significantly influences a child's capacity to adapt, grow, and thrive. For expat families, the stakes are even higher.