GIIS in Singapore Blogs
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- Jul 09, 2026
6 World Toppers, 10 Near-Perfect scorers for GIIS SMART Campus
Global Indian International School (GIIS) SMART Campus has once again reinforced its position as one of Singapore’s leading International Baccalaureate (IB) schools by delivering exceptional results in the May 2026 International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) examinations.
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- October 12, 2026
How Are Students Evaluated in Singapore International Schools Beyond Board Exams?
Many International schools in Singapore evaluate students through a mix of ongoing formative checks, term-based summative assessments and periodic external benchmark tests. A student's report card reflects data gathered across the whole year, rather than one high-stakes sitting. This is the core difference between international school assessment in Singapore and systems built around exams like the PSLE or O-Levels.
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- October 12, 2026
How Much Homework Should International School Students Have at Each Grade Level?
As a general guideline, many educators reference roughly one hour of homework for average 13 year olds, per night, though this varies significantly with curriculum stage and the intensity increases once students move into pre-university programmes like the IB Diploma. What matters more than the exact hours is whether homework fits inside a school's broader approach to balance.
Cambridge IGCSE
- Team GIIS
- September 21, 2026
What Is the Cambridge IGCSE? A Guide for Parents and Students
A secondary school curriculum plays an important role in shaping a child's academic journey. It influences how a teenager learns, thinks and is assessed, while also affecting the pathways available for senior high school and university. For parents in Singapore exploring different curriculum options, the Cambridge IGCSE is often part of the conversation. As one of the world's most widely recognised secondary qualifications, it offers an internationally oriented approach to education.
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- September 2, 2026
Understanding Your Cambridge IGCSE Results: A Complete Guide to Grades, Grading Scales and What Your Results Mean
Cambridge IGCSE results are graded on a scale from A* (highest) to G (lowest), based on a student's Uniform Mark achieved in each subject. An A* reflects a mark of 90–100%, while a G reflects 20–29%. Grades are issued per subject, not as an overall aggregate and are recognised by universities and employers in more than 160 countries.
IGCSE
- Team GIIS
- September 2, 2026
Where Can You Study Cambridge IGCSE in Singapore? Best Schools, Fees & Admissions
Cambridge IGCSE is offered in Singapore mainly through private international schools, since local MOE schools follow the Singapore-Cambridge GCE syllabus instead. Among the IGCSE schools in Singapore, Global Indian International School (GIIS) Singapore is one of the most established options, offering the Cambridge IGCSE programme for Grades 9 and 10 (ages 14–16) at its SMART Campus in Punggol, with a consistent track record of A* and distinction results.
Cambridge IGCSE
- Team GIIS
- September 7, 2026
Cambridge IGCSE Results 2026: Everything Students and Parents Need to Know
If your child is preparing to enter Grade 9 or Grade 10, you have likely already encountered the term ‘IGCSE results’ in parent meetings, school communications, and open days. For those currently comparing IGCSE schools in Singapore, one practical question often stands out: how can a school's results be verified as genuinely reliable, rather than simply a marketing claim
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- August 17, 2026
Mid-Year & Transfer Admissions: Moving Your Child to a Singapore International School (2026)
Relocating to Singapore rarely happens on a school's neat academic calendar. A posting can start in June, a lease can begin in September, a visa can clear in November and somewhere in between, a child still needs a classroom, a timetable and a group of friends. This is the reality behind expat school admissions mid year in Singapore and it's a far more common situation than most parents expect.
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- August 11, 2026
Choosing Subjects for IGCSE: A Parent’s Guide to Streams, Options & Future Careers
By age 14, most children have never had to make a decision that shapes their next ten years. Choosing IGCSE subjects is exactly that decision and for parents, it often arrives with more questions than answers. Which subjects matter for university? Does dropping a science close doors? Is a 'safe' combination actually the right one?
CBSE Results
- Team GIIS
- July 29, 2026
IBDP Results 2026: What Parents Should Consider Before Choosing an IB School in Singapore
Choosing the right international school for your child is one of the most critical academic decisions a parent can make. With the release of the May 2026 International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) results, parents across Singapore are evaluating school performance metrics to determine where their child will thrive best.
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- July 29, 2026
Your Child’s Journey to IBDP Success Starts Before Grade 11: A Parent’s Guide
While evaluating the IB Diploma programme in Singapore for their children, parents center the conversation around Grade 11 and 12. It is during these final two high school years that students write their Extended Essays, dive deep into Theory of Knowledge (TOK) and prepare for final examinations.
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- July 28, 2026
How GIIS Students Achieved Outstanding IBDP Results in 2026: A Look at the Learning Approach
Choosing the right senior secondary curriculum requires more than academic rigour. Students also need an environment that nurtures critical thinking, global perspectives, personal growth, and university readiness. For families evaluating the IB diploma programme in Singapore, the May 2026 International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) examination results offer clear evidence of how structured academic mentoring and personalised pedagogy lead to top-tier university readiness.
How Much Homework Should International School Students Have at Each Grade Level?
How Are Students Evaluated in Singapore International Schools Beyond Board Exams?
What Is the Cambridge IGCSE? A Guide for Parents and Students
Cambridge IGCSE Results 2026: Everything Students and Parents Need to Know
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- Oct 12, 2026
How Much Homework Should International School Students Have at Each Grade Level?
As a general guideline, many educators reference roughly one hour of homework for average 13 year olds, per night, though this varies significantly with curriculum stage and the intensity increases once students move into pre-university programmes like the IB Diploma. What matters more than the exact hours is whether homework fits inside a school's broader approach to balance.
GIIS
- Team GIIS
- Oct 12, 2026
How Are Students Evaluated in Singapore International Schools Beyond Board Exams?
Many International schools in Singapore evaluate students through a mix of ongoing formative checks, term-based summative assessments and periodic external benchmark tests. A student's report card reflects data gathered across the whole year, rather than one high-stakes sitting. This is the core difference between international school assessment in Singapore and systems built around exams like the PSLE or O-Levels.
Cambridge IGCSE
- Team GIIS
- Sep 21, 2026
What Is the Cambridge IGCSE? A Guide for Parents and Students
A secondary school curriculum plays an important role in shaping a child's academic journey. It influences how a teenager learns, thinks and is assessed, while also affecting the pathways available for senior high school and university. For parents in Singapore exploring different curriculum options, the Cambridge IGCSE is often part of the conversation. As one of the world's most widely recognised secondary qualifications, it offers an internationally oriented approach to education.
