ACS (International) enrols both local and international students.
Level Applying for |
Admission by |
Years 1 to 3 IGCSE |
Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) Results [for local Year 1 admissions]
- Require no entrance test
- Submit results after November release
- Minimum criteria:
- Attained aggregate of AL 20 or less
- Maximum Grade 5 for English, Mathematics & Science
- Eligible for the Express stream
- Attend short oral interview (with a senior staff member)
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Direct School Admission (DSA) [for Years 1, 2 and 3 admissions]
- Require entrance test (English and Mathematics & Sciences [for Year 3 applicants]), usually administered earlier in the year, before the release of the PSLE results in the student’s PSLE year
- Attend short oral interview (with a senior staff member)
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Year 5 IBDP |
Direct School Admission (DSA)
- Based on Preliminary Exam results
- IGCSE results will determine which Higher Level (HL) subjects the student may take for the IBDP the following year
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Years 1, 2, 3, Foundation IB, & Bridging Programmes* |
Direct School Admission (DSA)
- Require entrance test (English, Mathematics & Sciences [for Years 3 and 5 applicants])
- Attend short oral interview (with a senior staff member)
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Year 5 IBDP |
GCE ‘O’ Levels or IGCSE Results
- Submit results after August/January release
- Require no entrance test
- Minimum criteria:
- Singapore GCE ‘O’ Levels: Attained aggregate of 20 or less
- IGCSE: Minimum of 2A, 2B, and 3C grades
- Attend short oral interview (with a senior member of staff)
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Direct School Admission (DSA)
- Require entrance test (English, Mathematics, and Sciences [for Years 3 and 5 applicants]), usually administered in the student’s Secondary 4 year
- Attend short oral interview (with a senior staff member)
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Note: Progression to the next year level is based on consistent attendance at school and meeting progression requirements in the internal school examinations.
* One-Year Bridging Programmes
Students who take English as a Second Language may apply to join the Bridging programme in Years 1, 2 or 4 in preparation for joining the mainstream classes the following year.
Students who take English as a First Language and are applying for Year 4, are not eligible for the two-year IGCSE programme but may apply to the one-year Foundation IB course. The standard entrance tests for each level plus the oral interview form the basis of selection. Their current school reports are also considered.