Best International Schools for Kindergarten & Year 1.

[Hannieroo]

Not just nexus. All the schools will have them, twitter too. I've not really come across it before but it's a good way to see the less official side of a school.

If you're looking green line Dulwich will be open after the summer too. Although obviously no feedback there yet.

[Dert42]

My son is in KG2 at SAIS. We ended up there mainly because they didn't have a waiting list at the time we needed to pull the trigger.

We're a bit mixed about it. He's getting a good education, and he is learning to read much quicker then I expected. There are lots of extra curricular stuff going on. But it's organized terribly.
The school feels a bit snobby. I feel it's overpriced. They could be saving a lot of money without sacrificing anything.
The campus is pretty amazing/big/nice, although not layed out very well.
We'd look at switching schools, but my company had paid the ridiculous registration fees. We'd be on our own to pay them at a new school. We could afford it, but seems like a terrible waste of money, and the next school likely isn't much better or cheaper.

[nutnut]

You are worried about putting them in a Canadian school as opposed to an American school???? You've just brought them half way around the world, and you are concerned about this?

Chatsworth Int is great for kinde and they have a special campus for just kinde in SImpang Bedok as well as kinde at botht heir other campuses (Orchard and Katong.)