Dulwich College (Singapore) is the seventh member of the Dulwich Colleges network. Collaboration across Dulwich colleges drives innovation and a global outlook, giving students an edge for their future and building a community that nurtures academic ability, creativity and diversity. Dulwich College (Singapore) is an international school that embraces the ethos and values of British independent education. Rooted in the rich 400-year history of our founding school, Dulwich College in London, we blend tradition with forward-thinking innovation. Our global perspective mirrors the diverse backgrounds of our students, who come from all corners of the world. Our College is structured into three closely connected schools—DUCKS, Junior School and Senior School—each designed to offer world-class facilities and a learning environment that ‘grows’ alongside your child. The smaller school feel is key to our individualised learning approach, ensuring that the academic progress and wellbeing of every child is effectively supported. But each of our three schools also benefits from being part of something bigger. We give our students plenty of room to grow outside of their own class. Through our state-of-the-art facilities, House system, extensive CCA programme and wide-ranging opportunities to explore the world together beyond the College campus, our students develop a strong sense of identity and build close connections forged by shared experiences. We will always put your children first—because we’re not just a school, we’re a family.

Dulwich College (Singapore) is an international school offering a holistic curriculum from early years through senior school. It provides DUCKS (Toddler to Year 2, ages 2–7), Junior School (Years 3–6, ages 7–11), and Senior School (Years 7–13, ages 11–18). In the Senior School, lower senior students follow the the English National Curriculum; Students in the Middle Senior School follow a 3-year programme of study leading to IGCSE or GCSE qualifications from providers such as Pearson Edexcel, Cambridge, Oxford AQA and CCEA; Upper Senior School students can choose from three rigorous two-year Post-16 pathways: the IB Diploma Programme, the Pearson Edexcel International Advanced Levels (a specialist STEM pathway), and the Dulwich College (Singapore) High School Diploma.

Dulwich College (Singapore) strives to offer diverse and holistic co‑curricular activities (CCAs) that nurture students’ creativity, physical engagement, service and citizenship, deeper academic connections and entrepreneurial spirit. With balanced offerings across multiple strands, CCAs support students from DUCKS and Junior School through to Senior School in building rich experiences, life skills, inclusivity and leadership, while its core CCA programme is free, inclusive and designed to uphold the school’s vision. Taking part in CCAs helps students step outside their comfort zone, develop leadership and interpersonal skills, strengthen their university applications and enhance wellbeing. The school updates its CCA offerings each term and provides more than 300 activities across its three schools every year.

Dulwich College (Singapore)'s world-class school facilities include three libraries, a Performing Arts Centre with three theatres, three swimming pools, sports fields, gymnasiums, rooftop gardens, a forest school, sports science lab, three dining rooms and two coffee shops.
The Greenhouse is a state-of-the-art seven-storey innovation hub, which opened officially November 2023, includes a 400-seat multi-purpose auditorium, a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts, and maths) workshop, professional teaching kitchen, film and media suites, three additional black box theatres, and computer labs. The hub will provide a dedicated IB programme space for our students comprising a two-storey IB library, workspaces, study rooms and social areas. This building will not only be Green Mark Platinum certified (the highest sustainable construction certification), but also a net-zero energy building.
Students, staff and all visitors to campus are encouraged to rethink, re-use, reduce and recycle. Measures to aid this include an onsite food waste composter and energy efficient building management systems with information made available to students.