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x9200
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Post by x9200 » Mon, 24 Oct 2011 4:34 pm

Fees in Dover:
http://www.dovercourt.edu.sg/index.php? ... Itemid=162

As for the chances it is always done base on individual merits so very difficult even to speculate based on your input so far. As I mentioned you have some strong points. Another strong point would be to get P1 EP (salaries above 8k). I understand that he is your only child. As beppi mentioned it will probably take you a few years to get the PR status. Yet another thing to realize is that PR is by definition for the people who want to settle down in Singapore so you should have the intention to put your roots to the local ground.

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Post by SCinSG » Thu, 10 Nov 2011 5:04 pm

Hi Sara,

I'm not going to wade into the debate on some of the issues raised below, but I thought I would highlight a few other schools that offer special needs education in addition to those already mentioned:

- Divinity Especial Needs Intervention Centre (www.divinity.edu.sg)
- Genesis School for Special Needs (www.genesisschool.com.sg)
- Integrated International School (www.iis.com.sg)
- Kits4Kids Special School (www.k4kspecialschool.weebly.com)
- Saint Clare School for Special Education (www. saintclare.com.sg)

These schools all offer some form of schooling for children with specials needs, although the specific programmes available and the extent of their support services likely vary widely. However, hopefully this will at least bring to your attention a few other options to look into.

Good luck!

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Post by sara_l » Fri, 11 Nov 2011 12:23 pm

Thank you, SCinSG! The fees are sooo expensive!

Do anyone know schools that provide education for children with autism... with a lower fees? I mean except Pathlight and Eden schools.

Appreciate your inputs.

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