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EtonHouse International Schools and Pre-Schools in Singapore welcome children from 9 months to 18 years of age. We have 15 campuses across Singapore so that you can choose one that best fits your family.
Overview of the EtonHouse schools in Singapore.
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Glimpse into EtonHouse
EtonHouse International Schools welcome students from Pre-Nursery to High School (18 months to 18 years). Explore the following schools that will best suit your child.
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A Glimpse Into Our Pre-Schools
Located in different parts of the island, EtonHouse schools in Singapore cater to families from many different nationalities. Choose the campus closest to you and connect with us to find out what makes us different and how we are suited for your family.
Click the links below for a glimpse into our pre-schools.
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- Robertson Walk (ZhongHua Mandarin Immersion Option)
- Claymore (International Pre-School)
- Newton (IB Pre-School with ZhongHua Mandarin Immersion Option)
- Thomson (International School)
Central
- Robertson Walk (ZhongHua Mandarin Immersion Option)
- Claymore (International Pre-School)
- Newton (IB Pre-School with ZhongHua Mandarin Immersion Option)
- Thomson (International School)
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What Sets Us Apart?
INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNISED PROGRAMME
In line with our belief that education should be holistic, we are an accredited International Baccalaureate (IB) World School for the Primary Years Programme (PYP), a transdisciplinary curriculum that is designed to develop inquiring individuals who will go on to make the world a better place.
BILINGUAL IMMERSION PROGRAMME
We were the first international Primary school in Singapore to offer a dual-language programme in English and Mandarin, and one of the few schools to offer extensive second language programmes in Hindi and Japanese. Families can choose from either the mainstream or bilingual immersion programme.
BILINGUAL IMMERSION PROGRAMME
We were the first international Primary school in Singapore to offer a dual-language programme in English and Mandarin, and one of the few schools to offer extensive second language programmes in Hindi and Japanese. Families can choose from either the mainstream or bilingual immersion programme.
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Our Exceptional Learning Spaces
The purpose-built campus reflects a thoughtful fusion of traditional Bhutanese craftsmanship and contemporary collegiate design. Learning environments are designed in calm, neutral tones that reflect the EtonHouse approach to inquiry-led, child-centered learning.
Students will have access to facilities including:
- Research and Innovation Centre, integrating the Library, STEAM and ICT to support inquiry, experimentation and interdisciplinary learning
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Dedicated Science laboratories, designed for hands-on learning across Biology, Chemistry and Physics
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Cultural learning spaces, honouring Bhutanese History and Dzongkha as integral parts of the curriculum
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Multipurpose sports hall, supporting physical development, teamwork and wellbeing
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Dedicated performing arts space, enabling expression through music, drama and movement
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Reggio-inspired ateliers, where learners explore ideas through the hundred languages of expression, including light, sound, clay, mark-making and natural materials
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Our Leadership Team
Evelyn Tay
Chief Executive Officer and Director
EtonHouse Bhutan International School
Evelyn Tay is CEO, Singapore and Group Chief Human Resources Officer at EtonHouse International Education Group, where she plays a central role in driving the Group’s strategic growth and organisational leadership across its global network. With dual expertise in accounting and human resources, she brings a distinctive combination of business and financial acumen alongside people-focused leadership.
She has been instrumental in leading the development of EtonHouse Bhutan International School from vision to fruition, shaping a school that honours Bhutan’s cultural identity while opening doors to global perspectives. In partnership with the Kingdom, she is committed to the success of EtonHouse Bhutan International School, building a strong foundation for capable, future-ready students grounded in both values and a global outlook.
Our Leadership Team
Our Leadership Team
Evelyn Tay is CEO, Singapore and Group Chief Human Resources Officer at EtonHouse International Education Group, where she plays a central role in driving the Group’s strategic growth and organisational leadership across its global network. With dual expertise in accounting and human resources, she brings a distinctive combination of business and financial acumen alongside people-focused leadership.
She has been instrumental in leading the development of EtonHouse Bhutan International School from vision to fruition, shaping a school that honours Bhutan’s cultural identity while opening doors to global perspectives. In partnership with the Kingdom, she is committed to the success of EtonHouse Bhutan International School, building a strong foundation for capable, future-ready students grounded in both values and a global outlook.
Evelyn Tay
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Language Pathways
Strong Mandarin and Language Pathways
At EtonHouse Broadrick, language is lived, not taught only as a standalone subject. Children use language meaningfully through inquiry, culture and everyday school experiences, helping them build confidence, communication skills and a broader worldview.
Families can choose from two pathways:
Mandarin Immersion Pathway
An award-winning bilingual programme that develops Mandarin fluency and cultural appreciation by Year 6.Integrated Curriculum Pathway
Offers Mandarin, Japanese, Hindi or English as an Additional Language, supporting children’s language development within an international school environment.
Mandarin Immersion students consistently achieve strong Youth Chinese Test results while maintaining strong English and Maths foundations. In 2025, students achieved:
- 100% pass rate across all levels
- 98% average score across Levels 1 to 3
- 57% full marks across Levels 1 to 3
- Top Level 4 score of 96%, achieved by a non-native speaker
The Mandarin Immersion Pathway has been recognised by the HoneyKids Education Awards for Best Bilingual Programme from 2022 to 2025, and by WhichSchoolAdvisor for Best Bilingual Programme in 2022 and 2024.
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Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
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Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
Benefits of respectful parenting
Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
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Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
Benefits of respectful parenting
Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
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What is respectful parenting?
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Benefits of respectful parenting
Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
Benefits of respectful parenting
Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
Benefits of respectful parenting
Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
Benefits of respectful parenting
Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
Benefits of respectful parenting
Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
Benefits of respectful parenting
Respectful parenting is not permissive. The difference between respectful parenting and a traditional approach
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What Makes Us Unique
For more than 30 years, EtonHouse has nurtured confident, bilingual learners who grow into curious, compassionate adults. Many of our graduates fondly remember how their early curiosities were honoured and how their passions were supported.
Our inquiry-based approach equips learners with essential skills such as critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and problem-solving. Learners develop confidence, adaptability, and a lifelong love of learning to thrive in a rapidly evolving global landscape.
For more than 30 years, EtonHouse has nurtured confident, bilingual learners who grow into curious, compassionate adults. Many of our graduates fondly remember how their early curiosities were honoured and how their passions were supported.
For more than 30 years, EtonHouse has nurtured confident, bilingual learners who grow into curious, compassionate adults. Many of our graduates fondly remember how their early curiosities were honoured and how their passions were supported.
作为伊顿国际教育集团的一部分，迷尔顿提供的教育费用也非常实惠
Part of the EtonHouse International Education Group, a Middleton education also comes at a very affordable price point.
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What to Say, When to Push, When to Trust:
Navigating the Parent-Educator Relationship
10 Jun, WED, 12 - 1 PM SGT
How do you actually navigate the relationship between home and school when something doesn’t feel quite right?
The parent–educator relationship is one of the most important in your child's learning journey. But knowing what to say, when to raise a concern, and when to step back is not always straightforward. Conversations can feel delicate, interpretations can feel uncertain, and it is not always clear whether to speak up, wait, or trust the process.
At the same time, children often show us more than they can explain. Behaviour at home, emotional shifts after school, or changes in confidence can leave parents wondering how to interpret what they are seeing, and how (or whether) to bring it into conversation with educators.
In this webinar, we will unpack real scenarios parents face when navigating communication between home and school, and how these moments can be approached with more clarity and confidence.
How do you actually navigate the relationship between home and school when something doesn’t feel quite right?
The parent–educator relationship is one of the most important in your child's learning journey. But knowing what to say, when to raise a concern, and when to step back is not always straightforward. Conversations can feel delicate, interpretations can feel uncertain, and it is not always clear whether to speak up, wait, or trust the process.
At the same time, children often show us more than they can explain. Behaviour at home, emotional shifts after school, or changes in confidence can leave parents wondering how to interpret what they are seeing, and how (or whether) to bring it into conversation with educators.
In this webinar, we will unpack real scenarios parents face when navigating communication between home and school, and how these moments can be approached with more clarity and confidence.