Wise Oaks International School - Bukit Timah Campus

The school is located at 205 Upper Bukit Timah Road, within the Sim Lian Building. The campus sits in the heart of the Bukit Timah area, close to the lush greenery of Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and the residential neighborhoods of Upper Bukit Timah and Beauty World. It is within walking distance of Beauty World MRT Station (Downtown Line), offering convenient access for students commuting by train. Drivers can reach the school easily via the Bukit Timah Expressway (BKE) and other major roads.

The school offers education from the Reception Year Program (RYP) for children aged 4.5 years up to Grade 10, following the Cambridge International curriculum. The academic progression includes the Foundation Plus Reception Year Program, Cambridge Primary Curriculum for Grades 1 to 5, Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme for Grades 6 to 8, and the Cambridge IGCSE Programme for Grades 9 and 10.

Wise Oaks International School is a co-educational institution. The school does not offer boarding facilities.

Teachers closely monitor student progress and offer extra help through remedial lessons and after-school sessions when needed. The goal is to ensure that each child has the time and support necessary to grasp key concepts, especially in core subjects like English, Math, and Science. Regular communication with parents helps keep them informed of their child's development and any specific learning needs.

To further strengthen student learning, the school encourages parent engagement through its PEERS Group (Parents Enthusiastically Engaged in Rendering Support). This group works alongside the school to support educational goals and school activities. Parents often assist in classroom events, contribute ideas, and help create a positive and active learning environment. This collaboration helps ensure that students receive well-rounded support both at home and in school.

The school does not have affiliation to any specific country.

The school does not have any religious affiliation. It is a secular institution.

The school day begins at 9:00 AM. Students enjoy a mid-morning recess from 9:55 AM to 10:10 AM, followed by a lunch break between 12:30 PM and 1:05 PM. The school day concludes with dispersal at 3:30 PM.

Wise Oaks International School offers door to door bus transportation island-wide. School bus service is provided to and from the school. There is also an evening drop-off after the student support stayback for students depending on the number of takers.

Wise Oaks International School follows the Cambridge International Curriculum, offering structured education from the Reception Year Program (RYP) through to Grade 10. The academic journey includes the Reception Year for early foundational learning, the Cambridge Primary Curriculum for Grades 1–5, and the Cambridge Lower Secondary Programme for Grades 6–8. Students in Grades 9 and 10 follow the Cambridge IGCSE Programme.

The curriculum is further enhanced with Singapore Mathematics for strong numeracy skills and the Get Reading Right (GRR) phonics program to build early literacy. Students also benefit from co-curricular programs such as coding, music, and languages.

At Wise Oaks, social and emotional learning is embedded into the daily and monthly routines of school life. Students attend monthly counseling sessions that include activities such as leadership talks, mindfulness practices, and concentration improvement exercises. These sessions aim to help students build emotional resilience and confidence.

The campus also runs a Skill Enhancement Program (SEP), which gives students the opportunity to build their interpersonal skills and express themselves through creative writing, public speaking, and design projects. In addition, co-curricular activities (CCAs) like robotics, dance, and team sports encourage collaboration and social interaction among students, helping them develop leadership qualities and a sense of community.

The school does not have any specialized programs for students with Special Education Needs (SEN).

The school does not provide any publicly available information.

Wise Oaks International School prioritizes the mental well-being of its students by implementing structured support systems and programs such as: Monthly Counseling Sessions: The school conducts monthly counseling sessions that include one-on-one meetings with counselors, leadership talks, discussions on physical and mental health led by medical professionals, and activities designed to enhance concentration and mental well-being. General Counseling Services: Students facing personal or academic challenges are encouraged to approach their class teacher, Principal, Vice Principal, or school counselor. All matters are handled with strict confidentiality, and when necessary, the school seeks assistance from external agencies to provide additional support. Parental Involvement: The school actively involves parents through the PEERS Group (Parents Enthusiastically Engaged in Rendering Support), fostering a collaborative environment that supports students' social and emotional development.

Wise Oaks International School incorporates safeguarding through various policies that ensure student safety and well-being, The school enforces strict health and safety measures such as CCTV surveillance, a closed campus during school hours, and clear procedures for handling illness and medical emergencies. Students are not allowed to self-administer medication, and vaccination records are mandatory. Bullying, whether physical, emotional, or cyber is taken seriously and may result in suspension or expulsion, with all parties involved receiving support. The school sets clear behavioral expectations both on and off campus, and major offences like vandalism, abuse, or misconduct are formally investigated and documented.

1. Submit Supporting Documents
After submitting the application, provide original versions of the following documents:

Student's passport-size photograph
Photographs of both parents
Student's passport and birth certificate
Parents' passports
Student's immunization records (Diphtheria and Measles are mandatory in Singapore)
Student's and parents' ICs or relevant passes (e.g., Employment Pass, Dependent Pass)
School report card from the previous year (for Grade 2 and above)

Note: Documents not in English must be accompanied by official translations.

2. Aptitude Test and School Visit
Schedule an aptitude test for students applying to Grade 2 and above. The test assesses English proficiency, mathematics, and, for higher grades, science. Additionally, arrange a campus visit to familiarize with the school's environment.

3. Admission Decision
The school evaluates the application based on test results, age criteria, previous academic records, and the student's overall profile, including behavior, social skills, work ethic, attitude, and English proficiency.

4. Acceptance and Contract Signing
Upon acceptance, execute the Wise Oaks student contract to formalize enrollment.

5. Fee Payment
Pay the applicable fees as outlined in the school's fee structure.

6. Final Documentation Submission
Submit any remaining required documents before the commencement of the school term.

The school does not have publicly available information on their scholarships.

Wise Oaks International School does have a waitlist if a grade level is full at the time of application.