Dulwich College Singapore

Dulwich College London off to Twickenham

A determined team spirit gets Dulwich College London Rugby boys to the final. On Wednesday April 4, they will meet Old Swinford Hospital at Twickenham in a face-off for the Daily Mail RBS Schools' Rugby Cup.

Coming to SG! See Dulwich teenage duo at National Library Board

Several days after her debut at the International Literary Festivals in China, Dulwich teen author Kathryn Chua will hold a one-hour session at the National Library Building of Singapore this Saturday. She is joined by her Singaporean fellow classmate whose illustrations adorn the cover and pages of her published novel.

Dulwich Authors share their passion with student audiences in Beijing and Shanghai

After a round of rousing sessions at the International Literary Festival 2012, Dulwich authors Tom Rob Smith, Kathryn Chua, and Joe Spence made their way to the Dulwich Colleges Beijing and Shanghai to share their passion and experience with youth audiences.

Featuring DULWICH at Beijing & Shanghai International Literary Festivals!

This year the Dulwich Colleges in Shanghai and Beijing will host 3 Dulwich-related authors at the Beijing Capital M & Shanghai International Literary Festivals on March 3rd & 4th .

Dulwich College Beijing to host ISTA Theatre Festival in March

ISTA Theatre Festival is coming to our sister school Dulwich College Beijing in March 2012! From 9-11 March, students will have the opportunity to participate in workshops and performances conducted by world-class theatre professionals.

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Welcome to Dulwich College (Singapore).

Dulwich College (Singapore) will be the first British independent school to open in Singapore.

The College draws upon almost 400 years of experience in education. Our Founder school, Dulwich College London, was established in 1619 and today provides expertise, resources and a rigorous set of academic standards to which we must adhere.

Initially the College will cater for Early Years, Junior and Senior school students from pre-Nursery to Year 8 (ages 2-13). The College will then expand into a fully-fledged Senior School. Dulwich College (Singapore) will eventually have the capacity for 2500 students who will enjoy facilities and resources that would be the envy of any school in the World.

In addition, our close ties with our sister schools in Beijing, Shanghai, Suzhou, Zhuhai, and Seoul provide us with access to resources and experience here in Eastern Asia as well as further opportunities for professional development and movement between the schools.

The Curriculum in our Early years (or DUCKS as it is known) and Junior school will follow the English National Curriculum, enhanced and adapted to meet local requirements.

In the Senior school, our students will follow the English National curriculum in Years 7-9 and the IGCSE in Years 10-11. Currently, we are undertaking a feasibility study to ensure that we qualify to apply to the International Baccalaureate (IB) for authorisation to offer its IB Diploma Programme for Years 12 and 13. The process of IB authorisation requires extensive preparation and teacher professional development. We aspire to supersede the minimum standards required by the IB in order to bring the high quality, challenging, and international IB Diploma programme to our students in Years 12 and 13.

The Dulwich name has a proud tradition of academic excellence and co-curricular opportunity. The College motto is “Detur pons Mundo’ or “Building Bridges to the World”. This is exactly what we will aim to do for our happy, confident, international citizens of the world.

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