When Britain’s Dulwich College opens its doors here in a few months, it will already have waiting lists for some classes.
Gems World Academy Singapore, also opening this year, has launched more classes for certain grade levels.
The new entrants to the international school scene here will join at least three others which started operations or opened additional campuses here in the past five years: Stamford American International School, the Canadian International School and the United World College of Southeast Asia.
Others, such as the Lycee Francais de Singapour (LFS), the German European School Singapore and the Overseas Family School have plans to add campuses or move to larger premises within the next three years.
At French School LFS, demand has grown so much that the current campus at Serangoon had to be extended three times since 1999.
Stamford American has grown from 76 to 2000 over students. EDB estimated that there are more than 30 international schools here. These schools have about 40,000 students as of last year.
Katong Homes 