Approximately 28 nationalities are represented in our school.
Your child may start school upon fulfilment of the enrolment process. This includes the payment of fees (registration fee and tuition fees) and completion of the medical health check. Kindly note that the start date may be subject to change should there be a delay in any of the above procedures.
For more information kindly refer to https://annehill.school/admissions-process/
This means that the year group for your child is currently full and we will contact you as soon as a spot opens up. The waiting time will depend on the size of the waiting list.
Yes. Anne Hill International School reserves the right to request additional information from your child’s previous school in order to gather more details about your child’s academic and developmental progress. Our Admissions & Student Care team will be in contact with you during the admissions process.
New students will be assessed/evaluated on their speaking, listening, reading, maths, and social skills to determine which year group they are best suited to, and what additional supports they may need.
We serve a mixture of Asian and Western cuisines. We are able to cater to vegetarians and students with allergies or other dietary requirements. We do not serve pork or pork-related food.
We do not force students to try new food; however, we will encourage them to try. If children refuse to eat anything at lunchtime, we will aim to find alternative food and inform parents.
We take allergies very seriously; hence, the school is a nut-free environment. Similarly, we do not allow sweet confectionery during school hours in order to encourage healthy eating habits.
AHI Primary School does not follow the Montessori curriculum but will follow the Cambridge International Primary School Programme and International Primary Curriculum (IPC). Nevertheless, the philosophy of Montessori – independent skills and hands-on learning – is emphasised in primary teaching and learning as well. This especially applies to IPC because it adopts a self-inquiry and hands-on learning approach.
For any students requiring additional support with English, they are eligible to join our EAL Program (English as an Additional Language). For intensive support, parents can also opt for additional English lessons at a fee.
The Vietnamese language and the country’s culture will be taught during the class. For Year 6 onwards, students will also learn about Geography and History of Vietnam.
Please refer to https://annehill.school/curriculum/ for more information.
English is the main teaching medium for all subjects with the exception of 2nd Language. Currently, Vietnamese Language & Culture (VLC) and Mandarin are offered as 2nd Languages. More languages may be offered in the future.
This means that the year group for your child is currently full and we will contact you as soon as a spot opens up. The waiting time will depend on the size of the waiting list.
Yes. Anne Hill International School reserves the right to request additional information from your child’s previous school in order to gather more details about your child’s academic and developmental progress. Our Admissions & Student Care team will be in contact with you during the admissions process.
New students will be assessed/evaluated on their speaking, listening, reading, maths, and social skills to determine which year group they are best suited to, and what additional supports they may need.
No, they are not compulsory. Students may leave at 3 pm if they do not enrol for a CCA. However, we strongly encourage students to participate for all-rounded development. These CCAs are specially chosen to appeal to different interests and passions.
Registration details will be shared when your child enrols at the school. You may reach out to librarian@annehill.school
The school has 9 core values (personal learning goals) which are embedded in the whole school curriculum. These are chosen based on the characteristics and aptitudes which children need to be successful both now and in the future.
We serve a mixture of Asian and Western cuisines. We are able to cater to vegetarians and students with allergies or other dietary requirements. We do not serve pork or pork-related food.
We take allergies very seriously; hence, the school is a nut-free environment. Similarly, we do not allow sweet confectionery during school hours in order to encourage healthy eating habits.
Children in preschool can be picked up from 4-5 pm.
For primary school students to be picked up between 4-5 pm, they will need to participate in a CCA activity and/or join the after-school care programme from 3-4 pm.
AHI has fully qualified nurses on staff in the sick bay area. If it is deemed that a student is too unwell to remain in school or if further medical treatment is required, parents or a designated guardian will be contacted directly.
