DPS International School Singapore

DPS International School (DPSIS) was founded in 2004 to serve Singapore's growing Indian expatriate community. It is linked to the Delhi Public School name in India and combines Indian and Western educational practice. The main campus is a large, green site of about 240,000 sq ft at Aroozoo Avenue, near Kovan, and runs from Nursery and Kindergarten to Grade 12. A smaller second campus opened in 2025 on Level 11 of a building at 456 Alexandra Road and focuses on Cambridge early years and primary.

Families choose between two pathways. The Indian track follows the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE), leading to the ICSE at Grade 10 and the ISC at Grade 12. DPSIS is one of very few schools in Singapore offering this board. The Cambridge track runs through Cambridge Primary and Lower Secondary to IGCSE (O Level) and AS/A Levels. Kindergarten follows the ICSE approach in morning and afternoon sessions. English is the language of instruction, and Indian languages and other languages are offered.

Sport is a particular strength. The Kovan campus has a soccer and cricket field, six cricket practice nets, a futsal court, two basketball courts and a covered stage for about 1,000 people. It also has separate primary and secondary blocks, physics, chemistry, biology and computer labs, dance and music rooms, a library and a health room. Fees are charged monthly, at roughly S$1,130-2,400 a month including GST for Grades 1-12. The school offers merit, achievement and need-based scholarships worth 15-25% of tuition.