About The Institution
Stamford American International School (SAIS), established in 2009, is part of the Cognita Group, a leading global education group. SAIS is accredited by WASC and the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) and offers a full IB and AP curriculum from Pre-K through 12th grade. SAIS currently has a student and faculty community of approximately 3,000 students from 75 countries.
SAIS have excellent facilities with two campuses about five kilometres apart. SAIS facilities boast state-of-the-art classrooms, theatre, science labs, quiet study spaces, libraries, gyms, pools, etc. Our teachers thrive in this well-resourced environment and leverage it to promote active learning for our students.
Stamford American
International School
IB Results
The 2018 exam pass record was over 90%, with an average score of 32.2, and 8.5% of students earned the IB Bilingual Diploma.
2022 IB Results
Pass Rate
Average Score
Perfect Score
Score: 44
Academic Term
The academic year at Stamford International School runs from August to June. Each academic year is divided into 4 parts.
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The first academic year runs from mid-August to late October.
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The second academic year runs from late October to mid-December.
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The third academic year runs from mid-January to late March.
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The fourth academic year runs from early April to mid-June.
Tuition / year
Early Learning Village:
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Nursery (half day programme)：SGD 17,895.23
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Nursery (full day programme)：SGD 26,724.30
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Pre-Kindergarten (half day)：SGD 21,293.04
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Pre-Kindergarten (full day)：SGD 34,249.30
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Kindergarten 1：SGD 27,256.78
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Kindergarten 2：SGD 41,093.08
Main Campus:
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​Grades 1 -5 ：SGD 41,093.08
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Grades 6-8：SGD 44,586.35
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Grades 9-12：SGD 46,545.47
Note: Tuition is for reference only. Actual tuition is subject to current school information; for other fees, please inquire.
Admission Requirements
The school enrols students on a Rolling Basis throughout the year and enrols them at any time as space becomes available.
Primary Level
Students will be tested for English proficiency to determine their English level and placed in the corresponding English program.
Secondary Level
Students in grades 7 through 10 will be required to take an on-campus WIDA English test and interview to determine acceptance.
High School
Students in grade 11 will be required to take an on-campus test and interview to determine their English proficiency at a near-native level.
