Admissions Eligibility
EtonHouse International School is proud to be a non-selective school. Student diversity is celebrated and welcomed and different nationalities are welcomed to register, currently we have over 35 different nationalities attending. EtonHouse International School is proud to offer places for student in our Pre-School and Primary Programmes from 2 – 11 years old.
Enrollments are open all year round, depending on availability.
Wait List
Enrolments are open all year round. Interested parents may submit the application form and pay the non-refundable and non-transferrable application fee to apply to the school. If your child has been accepted but there is no immediate availability, your child will be placed on the waitlist. The school will reach out to the parent when a place is available. Should parents wish to withdraw from the waitlist before a place is offered or chooses not to accept the offer, the application fee will not be refundable nor transferable.
Admission Priority
Admission priority will be given to Staff’s children, siblings of School students and students from other EtonHouse campuses, and then by date of application.
Student Visa Status
International Students who do not already have a Dependant’s Pass, Immigration Exemption Order, Long-Term Visit Pass or Permanent Resident status will need to apply for a Student’s Pass (STP) upon acceptance of the offered placement by the School.
As EtonHouse is an EduTrust registered school we are able to assist in your child application to the ICA (Immigration Checkpoint Authority). EtonHouse cannot guarantee the successful student pass application as this is controlled by the ICA. Upon successful application Student Pass holders must meet the minimum 90% monthly attendance requirements stipulated by the ICA.
Click www.ica.gov.sg for more information on Visitor Services.
In accordance with Singapore law, students aged 6 or older who are Singapore Citizens (by either birth or registration) must be granted approval by the Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE) to study at EtonHouse International School. Children aged 2 to 5 (in the Early Years or Year 1 programme) do not require MOE approval. Our Admissions Department will submit the necessary applications to the MOE before a place at EtonHouse International School has been formally offered.
We will review all school reports and arrange for a personal interview where necessary to ensure the appropriate year level placement. As part of the enrolment process, students are tested in-person or remotely (for students who are unable to visit the school due to international travel) for their English language ability if:
student’s first/native language is not English
student has been in a school where the main language of delivery is not English
English as an Additional Language (EAL) programme will be provided to students who are offered a place and require this support. This supplementary programme is charged as an additional fee.
Note: The assessment tools used for the English proficiency tests are subject to change. It may include in-person or remote interview / administering in-house English language assessments / CEFR test etc. Duration of these assessments may vary from 10 mins to an hour on a case-to-case basis.
Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is an international standard for describing language ability. It describes language ability on a six-point scale, from A1 for beginners, up to C2 for those who have mastered a language. This makes it easy for anyone involved in language teaching and testing, such as teachers or learners, to see the level of different qualifications.
Additional Information:
For a sample of the PEI-Student Contract, please reach out to our friendly Parent Liaison representative.
Singapore Relevant Laws
Please see below the relevant Singapore laws, especially those relating to the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) and the Ministry of Manpower (MOM). These include, but are not limited to, immigration requirements, laws on driving, drugs and alcohol abuse, employment, smoking, traffic, and littering.
Immigration
All international students studying in Singapore must have a valid passport and must hold a Student Pass issued by the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA), unless they already hold a Dependant’s Pass, Immigration Exemption Order, Long-Term Visit Pass, or Permanent Resident status, in order to be enrolled at our school.
Employment
International students are not allowed to work in Singapore without meeting the conditions for a Work Pass Exemption approved by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM).
Source: Ministry of Manpower – Foreign students working in Singapore
Driving
All drivers must hold a valid Singapore driving licence, and vehicles must be properly insured in accordance with Singapore law.
Source: Land Transport Authority – Driving in Singapore / Licences
Drugs
Possession of controlled drugs is presumed to be for trafficking, which is a serious offence and may carry the death penalty under Singapore law.
Source: Central Narcotics Bureau – Drug Laws
Smoking
Smoking is prohibited in designated smoke-free areas, including most indoor public spaces and certain outdoor locations.
Source: Health Promotion Board – Smoke-free areas
Traffic
Pedestrians must use designated crossings, and jaywalking may constitute an offence under Singapore traffic regulations.
Source: Singapore Police Force – Traffic rules & safety
Littering
Littering, spitting, and vandalism (including graffiti) in public areas are offences under Singapore law and may result in fines or other penalties.
Source: National Environment Agency – Littering enforcement & Corrective Work Order
Other Areas of Singapore Law
For further information on Singapore laws and regulations, please refer to the following official government agencies:
- Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA) – https://www.ica.gov.sg
- Ministry of Manpower (MOM) – https://www.mom.gov.sg
- Singapore Police Force (SPF) – https://www.police.gov.sg
- National Environment Agency (NEA) – https://www.nea.gov.sg
- Health Promotion Board (HPB) – https://www.hpb.gov.sg
- Land Transport Authority (LTA) – https://www.lta.gov.sg
- Singapore Statutes Online – https://sso.agc.gov.sg
Glimpses
Parent Testimonial
Ioanna Nicolaou, Mother of Daphne, Broadrick
We really loved the facilities, the outdoor space the school offers and the super friendly and approachable staff. EtonHouse Broadrick gives students and parents a “family feeling”. Everyone is keen to help, they are so polite and happy. Our daughter joined the bilingual programme and her Mandarin has improved so much. Read more here
Erin and Alexander Phillips, Parents of Penelope and Kai, Broadrick
The school has a lovely “at home” feel while offering a vast and green outdoor area for the kids to play and explore. Classes are sometimes taken outside, which our son enjoys in particular. Another big pull for us was the Japanese language programme, which the school offers as part of the Mainstream Learning curriculum. With familial ties to Japan, we wanted to continue to support their Japanese learning in terms of language and its cultural nuances too. Our children really enjoy their time in this class. Read more here
Amanda Barclay, Mother of Benjamin and Gemma, Broadrick
What we valued the most about the school was the diversity of teachers and their passion for teaching the children. The staff are always around in the morning to greet the children by their names and assist with their arrivals with big smiles on their faces. Our children have formed friendships with children from all over the world. They also love the individual specialist classes, which give children access to a curriculum that’s more than just academic. Read more here
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