Knightsbridge House International School, Singapore campus

Knightsbridge House International School, Singapore

Key Stats

Annual Fees: US$11K

Curriculum: International

Age Range: 5–14

Students: 500

Location: Bukit Merah & Changi, Singapore

Updated February 2026


In Brief

Knightsbridge House International School positions itself as Singapore's most affordable Cambridge-accredited international school, with transparent annual fees of $13,080. Operating across two campuses serving over 42 nationalities, the school focuses on delivering rigorous Cambridge curriculum from Years 1 to A-Levels without expensive facilities, prioritizing outstanding teaching over costly amenities.

Founded by entrepreneur John Fearon, KHIS operates as a fully Cambridge-accredited institution with campuses in Bukit Merah (Years 1-11) and Changi Business Park (Years 1-7). The school serves a diverse student body representing over 42 nationalities, delivering Cambridge International Curriculum through to IGCSE and A-Level qualifications. With explicit no-hidden-costs policy, KHIS charges $13,080 annually plus course materials fees ranging from $1,024-$1,526, positioning itself as accessible international education in Singapore's premium market.

Parent reviews highlight the school's value proposition, with one noting it offers 'best value for money I have seen in Singapore' and rating it 'fantastic.' The school maintains its affordability by focusing resources on teaching quality rather than expensive facilities, operating with indoor multi-purpose atriums and gardens rather than large sports complexes. This approach allows families to access internationally recognized Cambridge qualifications without the typical premium pricing of Singapore's established international schools.

What parents value
  • Transparent fee structure with no registration, application, or enrollment fees
  • Fully Cambridge-accredited with internationally recognized qualifications
  • Highly diverse student body with over 42 nationalities represented
  • Strong parent satisfaction with value-for-money positioning
  • Two convenient campus locations in Singapore
  • Focus on teaching quality over expensive facilities keeps costs manageable
Points of consideration
  • Limited facilities compared to premium international schools in Singapore
  • Relatively new school with less established track record than traditional institutions
  • Limited public information about university placement outcomes
  • Smaller scale operation may mean fewer extracurricular options
  • Focus on affordability may attract families primarily seeking cost savings over premium amenities

What Parents Say

Knightsbridge House International School Singapore is pitched as an affordable Cambridge school, and recent independent commentary is thin. The clearest accounts focus on price, a stripped-back set-up and sharp disagreement about whether the model delivers a full-school experience.

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Annual Fees

Year GroupAgeUSDTotal Annual Fee
Year 1 to Year 6511,161
Year 7 and above1111,555

Fees converted from SGD. For the most up to date and accurate figures please double check with the school.


Photos

Knightsbridge House International School, Singapore campus

Academic Results

Academic results have not been made publicly available by this school.


Extra Curriculars

Contact the school for details on co-curricular activities and facilities. Ask what a normal week looks like outside lessons for your child's interests.


Inspections & Accreditations

Inspection

No published inspection details are currently available.

Accreditations

Accreditation details are not publicly listed.

Memberships

Membership details are not publicly listed.


Student Body

Singapore's international schools serve a highly diverse student body. Contact the school for current enrolment details.


Leadership

Ms. Jennifer Margaret Mills - Head of School

Ms. Jennifer Margaret Mills has over 30 years of international education experience across diverse locations including Sydney, London, Beijing, Seoul, Myanmar, and Qatar. She holds a Master of Education from Sydney University and a Graduate Certificate of Educational Leadership from Edith Cowan University.