The Perse School (Singapore) Holds Taster Day on 14 November
The Perse School (Singapore) · 2 min read
SINGAPORE, 3 November 2026. The Perse School (Singapore) will hold a Junior and Senior Taster Day for children aged 7 to 16 on Saturday 14 November, starting at 10:00 am. The day takes place at the school's campus at 58 Chestnut Drive in Upper Bukit Timah and invites children to experience the Cambridge education the school offers.
The Perse School (Singapore) describes the taster day as an invitation for children to experience its Cambridge education. It is designed for children aged 7 to 16, so younger and older pupils can take part in the same event.
The school follows the Cambridge International Curriculum, with students progressing towards Cambridge IGCSE and with A Levels launching in August 2027. It draws on the heritage of The Perse School Cambridge in the UK, founded in 1615, and offers future-focused subjects such as Entrepreneurship and Coding and Robotics.
Earlier this year, the school received a four-year EduTrust Certification from Singapore's Skills and Workforce Development Agency, after 16 months of operation. The announcement highlighted student support services, including partnerships with Barça Academy and Crickingdom, a student-led Green Team and entrepreneurship initiatives. It also pointed to the EAL and Learning Support teams, coding and robotics from Year 1, a Culinary Lab and technology-enabled learning in the Early Years.
How to attend
The Junior and Senior Taster Day takes place on Saturday 14 November 2026 and starts at 10:00 am, Singapore time.
It is held at The Perse School (Singapore), 58 Chestnut Drive, Singapore 679301, and is intended for children aged 7 to 16.
Registration: families can sign up from The Perse School (Singapore)'s profile on International School Advisor.
About The Perse School (Singapore)
The Perse School (Singapore) is a British international school offering a Cambridge education from Nursery through to Secondary School. It combines more than 400 years of educational tradition with a future-focused approach to learning.
Students can join the Chinese-English Bilingual Programme from Reception onwards, while Mandarin, Japanese and French feature in the wider language provision. Sport, music, drama, the arts, outdoor education and co-curricular activities support students' personal development. The community represents over 60 nationalities, and 1,118 solar panels provide up to 70% of the school's energy needs. In 2025, the school received three HoneyKids Education Awards: Most Affordable International School, Diversity and Inclusive Community, and Best New Campus.
What this means for families
For families in Singapore comparing international schools, a taster day offers a first-hand look at classrooms, facilities and the school community before an application. To compare more options, see the International School Advisor ranking of the best international schools in Singapore.
