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At CIS, we celebrate both our internationalism and the uniqueness of the 80 plus nationalities represented among our students and staff.
Kindergarten (2-5 years)
Primary School (6-11 years)
Secondary School (12-18 years)
Welcome to Canadian International School
Head's welcome
In partnership with parents, we strive to equip our students with 21st century skills - skills that will enable them to thrive, exercise leadership, achieve ambitious and worthy goals.
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Campuses
Two locations. Two connected communities.
We have two campuses in Singapore. Lakeside in the west (for students aged 2 to 18) and Tanjong Katong in the east (for students aged 2 to 12).
Our results
IB results
Connecting you to universities globally
Our graduates did exceptionally well in May 2018, and were accepted at universities around the world.
Read more IB DiplomaDesigned for highly motivated secondary school students, the IB Diploma is a demanding pre-university course of study that leads to examinations.
Read moreThe IB Diploma is considered the gold standard and is accepted by universities around the world.
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CIS Holiday Camps
CIS Summer Camps
This summer, campers can choose from over 70 exciting camps split across five different categories - sports and wellness, creativity and performances, STEAM, global languages and multi-activity. Camps are available at our Lakeside campus (4 - 14 years olds) and Tanjong Katong campus ( 4 -11 years olds) and are led by CIS teachers or experts in their fields.
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Latest stories
TK’s hopping success!
Ten mathematically inclined TK grade 3 students began preparing for the annual Kangourou sans frontiéres, or Kangaroo Math in January. Kirsty Kelly, TK learning support teacher, explains why this was such a “hoppy” occasion.
TK mathletes amaze
Join us in congratulating our TK mathletes’ achievements in the Singapore and Asian Schools Math Olympiad (SASMO). Read on to learn how we fared, and which mathletes took home a medal.
CIS got talent - grade 5 and 6
CIS definitely has talent. Just check out these photos of our talented students from grades 5 and 6!
How far can your coins take you?
What would you buy if you had to purchase two items for no more than $4.50? This was the question asked in a grade 3 class as part of a math inquiry. Laura Coulter, TK grade 3 teacher, explains how it all made “cents".
