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St. Joseph’s Institution International

Singapore, Singapore

  • DP
  • IB World School

About the school

St. Joseph’s Institution International is a Catholic, Lasallian, non-profit international school in Singapore for ages 4 to 18, whose High School opened in 2007. Students follow IGCSE then the IB Diploma; the Elementary School offers a mainstream and an English-Mandarin bilingual programme, with over 2,100 students from more than 40 nationalities.

Key facts

Founded
2007
IB Diploma since
2007
Students
about 2,100 (2025)
Nationalities
40+
Ages
4-18
Status
Private, non-profit
Teaching languages
English, Chinese
Students
Co-educational
Boarding
Yes

Programmes

  • DP
    Diploma Programmeages 16 to 19, authorised in 2007

Also taught: IGCSE, International Primary Curriculum (IPC)

Accreditations: EduTrust

Group: Lasallian schools (De La Salle Brothers)

Tuition fees

SGD 35,876 – SGD 47,388 per year

Annual fees published by the school (2026), from the youngest to the oldest year group. Registration, transport and meals may be extra. Source

Location

490 Thomson Road, Singapore 298191

St. Joseph’s Institution International
IB World School
Ages 4-18
490 Thomson Road, Singapore 298191

Data checked in November 2026 against the International Baccalaureate directory and the school’s own website. Figures change: confirm with the school before deciding.

Sources: ibo.org · sji-international.com.sg

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