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Strengths Sport, Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Academic and Intellectual, Arts and Creative, Social and Hobbies
Stages Primary School, Secondary School
Introduction
Invictus International School Bukit Timah offers the Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary curriculums, alongside the Singapore Maths curriculum. The school caters for children aged 5 to 13. Facilities include science labs, a music room, and an art room.
A notable feature of the school is its dual language program, teaching 3.5 hours of Mandarin instruction a week. There is also emphasis on hands-on learning where students enjoy 2.5 hours in the science lab where they carry out at least one experiment weekly.
This campus is part ofInvictus International School
191 Upper Bukit Timah Road, 588180, Singapore
The Essentials
Invictus International School - Bukit Timah has 215 pupils, typical class sizes of 25, instruction in English, Mandarin.
Location
Invictus International School's Bukit Timah campus is located at 191 Upper Bukit Timah Road. The campus is conveniently situated just a short walk from the Beauty World MRT station providing easy access to public transportation. The surrounding Bukit Timah area is known for its lush greenery and proximity to the Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, offering a serene environment for students.
Stages
Invictus International School Bukit Timah offers education structured into:
Primary Education: Years 1 to 6, following the Cambridge Primary Curriculum.
Lower Secondary Education: Years 7 and 8, with Year 9 commencing in August 2024, following the Cambridge Lower Secondary Curriculum.
Type
Invictus International School is a co-educational institution and does not offer boarding facilities.
Additional learning support
Invictus International School Bukit Timah provides school-based support programs tailored to students with diverse learning needs. This includes the provision of shadow teachers for those requiring additional assistance, ensuring that each student receives the necessary support to thrive academically and personally.
Country affiliation
The school does not have an affiliation with any particular country.
Religious affiliation
Invictus International School is non-denominational and does not adhere to any specific religious affiliation.
School day structure
The school day at Invictus International School Bukit Timah typically starts at 8:30 AM and ends at 3:30 PM. Students have scheduled breaks and a lunch period.
Bus service
Invictus International School Bukit Timah offers a school bus service in collaboration with RushOwl. The service includes unlimited free Extra-Curricular Activity (ECA) transport for students who sign up for a two-way commute.
Fees
Annual tuition at Invictus International School - Bukit Timah ranges from SGD 20,800 to SGD 22,011 for 2026/27.
Years 1-6 Annual Total: SGD 22,959 (termly payment) or SGD 22,399 (semester payment) or SGD 21,840 (one-time payment) Term 1: SGD 5,550.53, Term 2: SGD 4,415.19, Term 3: SGD 7,064.31, Term 4: SGD 5,928.97
Years 7-9 Annual Total: SGD 24,295 (termly payment) or SGD 23,703 (semester payment) or SGD 23,111 (one-time payment) Term 1: SGD 5,873.52, Term 2: SGD 4,672.12, Term 3: SGD 7,475.38, Term 4: SGD 6,273.98
Payment Options Termly: Four payments per academic year Semesterly: Two payments per academic year One-time: Single payment for the full academic year (offers the best value)
Sibling Discounts First Child: No discount Second Child: 5% discount Third Child: 10% discount Fourth Child and beyond: 10% discount
Note: Semesterly and one-time payment plans are only applicable to students joining in Term 1.
Additional Costs Miscellaneous Fees: Additional charges may apply for uniforms, ECAs, academic field trips, examination fees, competition fees, and learning support services.
Refund Policy Application, Assessment, and Enrolment Fees: These fees are non-refundable. School Fees: Refunds are subject to the school's termination and refund policy. It's advisable to review this policy for specific details.
Payment Options Bank Transfer: Payments can be made to the school's bank account. GIRO: The school can facilitate payments via GIRO. PayNow
Academics
Invictus International School - Bukit Timah teaches Cambridge (Primary), Cambridge (Secondary), Singapore Curriculum for students aged 5 to 13.
Curriculum
At the Bukit Timah campus, Invictus International School offers the Cambridge Primary Curriculum for Years 1 to 6, providing a broad and balanced education. From Year 3, each subject is taught by subject-specific teachers, ensuring specialized instruction. For Years 7 to 9, the campus follows the Cambridge Lower Secondary Curriculum, which builds upon the primary years and prepares students for higher education stages
The school emphasizes holistic development by integrating academic learning with emotional and social growth. Extracurricular activities, such as sports, performing arts, and community service, are embedded within the curriculum to promote a balanced skill set. Additionally, the school incorporates the Virtues Project into daily interactions, teaching students about virtues and encouraging them to practice these values. Weekly routines include peer-to-peer affirmations using virtues language, and character lessons are conducted to reinforce these principles.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
Invictus International School Bukit Timah is an inclusive institution that supports students with moderate learning needs. The school offers career counseling and pastoral counseling support for students with socio-emotional needs. While the school provides support for various learning challenges, it is not a specialist SEN institution.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
Invictus International School offers tailored support for students with English as an Additional Language (EAL) needs. The school provides small group sessions during and after school hours, led by EAL specialists, to assist students in developing their English proficiency. This approach ensures that non-native English speakers can effectively access the mainstream curriculum and fully participate in school life. Additionally, the school offers an English Immersion Programme (EIP) aimed at developing strong language skills in students, fostering bilingual global citizens.
Mental Wellbeing
The school promotes positive mental health and wellbeing for the entire school community, recognizing its importance in enabling students to fulfill their potential. A dedicated counsellor is available to offer guidance and support through appointments and drop-in sessions. Additionally, pastoral and safeguarding staff are on hand to assist students with their socio-emotional needs. The school also organizes parent coffee mornings and training sessions on various wellbeing topics, fostering a supportive environment for both students and their families.
Safeguarding
The school is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, expecting all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. The school has designated safeguarding leaders who have undergone specific training to handle safeguarding concerns. Staff members receive regular training, updates, and information on safeguarding procedures to ensure they are well-informed about the latest practices. All staff are required to share any concerns about a child's safety or well-being with the designated safeguarding leaders, ensuring that potential issues are identified and addressed promptly. The school's safeguarding policy outlines the expectations for working with children and families, and there is a staff code of conduct that sets clear expectations for behavior and actions of all adults at the school. The school also collaborates with external agencies, such as social care, health, and the police, when necessary to support children and families.
Admissions
Admissions
Reserve your place. Complete and submit the Invictus Application Form to enter the applicant pool. The form requires attachments such as your child's photo, birth certificate, passport, relevant passes (e.g., Dependent’s Pass, PR Pass), and recent academic records.
Schedule a school tour (optional). If you're interested in visiting the campus, you can book a tour to familiarize yourself with the school's environment and facilities.
Admission assessment. Your child will undergo an in-person assessment, typically conducted in small groups, focusing on age-appropriate math and English skills. This assessment ensures school readiness and identifies any special learning or behavioral needs.
Offer of admission and contract. If the assessment is successful, you'll receive a formal offer letter along with a pre-course counseling acknowledgment form.
Complete enrolment documents. Before the school term begins, ensure all required enrolment documents are completed.
Scholarships
Invictus International School offers scholarships to exceptional students based on outstanding academic performance or exceptional talent in areas such as music, sports, or the arts.
Eligibility Criteria:
Academic Talent: Current Students: -Ranked within the top three of their level for Year 9 or Year 11. -Demonstrated outstanding leadership in extracurricular activities. -Evidence of community service involvement. -Possession of additional talents.
New Students: -Excellent academic results and/or a minimum GL CAT4 score of 125. -Evidence of community service involvement. -Possession of additional talents.
Talent in Sport, Music, or Art: Awardees of national, regional, or global competitions (excluding interschool events). Representatives of prestigious organizations at the national, regional, or global level. Music: Achievement of ABRSM/Trinity Grade 8 or above in performance or composition. Art: Evidence of public exhibitions and an established portfolio.
Waitlist
Invictus International School operates an applicant pool system rather than a traditional waitlist. Upon submission of the application form and payment of the application fee, your child enters the applicant pool. Placement is then subject to the successful completion of the assessment and availability of spots in the appropriate year group.
FAQs
What curriculum does Invictus Bukit Timah follow?
The school offers Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary curricula alongside the Singapore Maths curriculum. This dual approach provides both international and local academic standards.
What age range does the school serve?
Invictus Bukit Timah caters for children aged 5 to 13, covering primary and lower secondary education.
What are the tuition fees?
Annual fees range from SGD 20,800 to SGD 22,011 depending on the year group.
What is the dual language programme?
The school offers 3.5 hours of Mandarin instruction per week, providing students with meaningful bilingual development alongside the English-medium curriculum.
Does the school emphasise hands-on learning?
Yes, students enjoy 2.5 hours in the science lab weekly, carrying out at least one experiment each week. This hands-on approach is a notable feature.
How many students attend?
Invictus Bukit Timah has approximately 215 students, providing a community-sized school with personal attention.
What facilities does the school have?
The campus includes science labs, a music room, and an art room, supporting both academic and creative learning.
Is Singapore Maths offered alongside Cambridge?
Yes, the school uniquely combines the Cambridge curriculum with the Singapore Maths curriculum, known internationally for its rigorous approach to mathematics education.
Does the school offer SEN support?
There is no specific mention of dedicated SEN support programmes at the Bukit Timah campus.
Is the school co-educational?
Yes, Invictus Bukit Timah is co-educational and welcomes both boys and girls.
