Quick Guide for Prospective Parents

QUICK GUIDE FOR
PROSPECTIVE
PARENTS
DCIS ADMISSIONS HANDBOOK

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SCHOOL MAP
AND KEY AREAS
A Administration,
Sensory Garden and Cooper Hall
B Lower Primary, amphitheatre and
Lower Primary playground
C Secondary
D Sports area, swimming pool, sports hall,
basketball court and football pitch
E Lower Primary classes, Upper Primary classes,
main cafeteria and Medical Centre
F Upper Primary classes
G Upper Primary classes
R Pathway 3
I Facilities office and storage
S Secondary classes, performing arts studio,
visual arts studio and Red Dot Restaurant
T Expressive Arts

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GUIDELINE FOR YEAR PLACEMENT
Guidelines for Year Placement
Age of
Student
on Sept 1
DCIS
Programme
Grade
U.K. and U.K.
international
schools
Singapore
USA/
Canada
Equivalent grade in other educational systems
Australia New Zealand Japan China Korea Malaysia
Lower Primary – EYFS and Key Stage 1
3
Nursery
Nursery
Pre-school
Nursery
Pre-school Kindergarten Kindergarten
Kindergarten
Nursery
4
Reception
Reception Kindergarten 1 Junior K
Pre-school Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten
5
Year 1
Year 1 Kindergarten 2 Kindergarten KG/Prep
Year 1 Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten Kindergarten
6
Year 2
Year 2
Primary 1
Grade 1
Year 1
Year 2
Grade 1
Year 1
1 st Grade
Standard 1
Upper Primary – Key Stage 2
7
Year 3
Year 3
Primary 2
Grade 2
Year 2
Year 3
Grade 2
Year 2
2 nd Grade
Standard 2
8
Year 4
Year 4
Primary 3
Grade 3
Year 3
Year 4
Grade 3
Year 3
3 rd Grade
Standard 3
9
Year 5
Year 5
Primary 4
Grade 4
Year 4
Year 5
Grade 4
Year 4
4 th Grade
Standard 4
10
Year 6
Year 6
Primary 5
Grade 5
Year 5
Year 6
Grade 5
Year 5
5 th Grade
Standard 5
Secondary School - Key Stage 3 and 4
11
Year 7
Year 7
Primary 6
Grade 6
Year 6
Year 7
Grade 6
Year 6
6 th Grade
Standard 6
12
Year 8
Year 8
Secondary 1 Grade 7
Year 7
Year 8
Grade 1
Year 1
1 st Grade
Form 1
13
Year 9
Year 9
Secondary 2 Grade 8
Year 8
Year 9
Grade 2
Year 2
2 nd Grade
Form 2
14
Year 10
Year 10
Secondary 3 Grade 9
Year 9
Year 10
Grade 3
Year 3
3 rd Grade
Form 3
15
Year 11
Year 11
Secondary 4 Grade 10
Year 10
Year 11
Grade 1
Year 1
1 st Grade
Form 4
Secondary School Key Stage 5 / IB Diploma Programme
16
Year 12
Year 12
Secondary 5 Grade 11
Year 11
Year 12
Grade 2
Year 2
2 nd Grade
Form 5
17
Year 13
Year 13
Tertiary
Grade 12
Year 12
Year 13
Grade 3
Year 3
3 rd Grade
Form 6
Updated 22 May 2020

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TERM DATES AND HOLIDAYS
2024-2025
Term 1 – 2024
First Day of Term 1
Deadline for Term 1 Notification of Withdrawal
Half-Term Break
Public Holiday (Deepavali)
Last Day of Term 1
Dates
Monday, 12th August
Friday, 13th September
Monday, 14th October – Friday, 25th October
Thursday, 31st October
Friday, 13th December
Term 2 – 2025
First Day of Term 2
Deadline for Term 2 Notification of Withdrawal
Public Holiday (Lunar New Year)
School Holiday
Half Term Break
Deadline for Term 3 Notification of Withdrawal
Public Holiday (Hari Raya Puasa)
Last Day of Term 2
Dates
Monday, 6th January
Friday, 17th January
Wednesday, 29th January - Thursday, 30th January
Friday, 31st January
Monday, 17th February – Friday 21st February
Friday, 21st March
Monday, 31st March
Friday, 4th April
Term 3 – 2025
First Day of Term 3
Public Holiday (Labour Day Holiday)
Public Holiday (Vesak Day Holiday)
Staff Professional Development Day (No school)
Public Holiday (Hari Raya Haji)
Last Day Term 3
Dates
Monday, 21st April
Thursday, 1st May
Monday, 12th May
Tuesday, 13th May
Friday, 6th June
Thursday, 26th June
TIMINGS FOR THE SCHOOL DAY
Early Years Foundation Stage
Start
Finish
Nursery * 8.30am 2.50pm
Reception 8.30am 2.50pm
* DCIS has a staggered start at the beginning of each
academic year to help children transition.
Primary School
Start
Finish
Years 1 – 6 8.30am 3.00pm
Secondary School
Sixth Form
Start
Start
Finish
Years 12 - 13 8.30am 3.00pm / 4.00pm
Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs): 3.00pm - 4.00pm
Finish
Years 7 - 11 8.30am 3.00pm

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STUDENT AND STAFF
NATIONALITIES
STUDENT NATIONALITIES
NATIONALITY
NATIONALITY NATIONALITY NATIONALITY
United Kingdom
Ecuador
Kenya
Romania
India
Egypt
Malaysia
Russia
Australia
Estonia
Maldives
Slovenia
Singapore
Finland
Mongolia
South Africa
Japan
France
Myanmar
South Korea
Argentina
Germany
Nepal
Spain
Bangladesh
Greece
Netherlands
Sri Lanka
Belgium
Hungary
New Zealand
Sweden
Brazil
Indonesia
Nigeria
Switzerland
Canada
Ireland
Norway
Thailand
China
Israel
Pakistan
Turkey
Colombia
Ivory Coast
Philippines
Ukraine
Costa Rica
Italy
Peru
United States
Czech Republic
Jordan
Poland
Vietnam
Denmark
Latvia
Portugal
STAFF NATIONALITIES
NATIONALITY NATIONALITY NATIONALITY NATIONALITY
United Kingdom
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Singapore
Canada
Pakistan
Spain
Ireland
Greece
Philippines
Sweden
China
India
Poland
Switzerland
Malaysia
Mexico
Portugal
United States

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PATHWAYS OF
LEARNING AT DCIS
Our Learning Pathways are structured as follows:
PATHWAY 1
Pathway 1 is the mainstream provision, delivering quality-first teaching in a differentiated classroom. Should
students require additional short-term support in order to meet the learning outcomes, this can be offered
through our learning support and therapy teams. The students’ needs are met within the mainstream
environment and the student is withdrawn from the class for extra support. This also includes students
studying English as an Additional Language, accessing a language intensive specialised English curriculum.
PATHWAY 2
Pathway 2 provides a greater level of
support due to a higher level of need.
Pathway 2 is aligned to the curriculum of
Pathway 1, however, outcomes are adjusted
for each student. The student is taught in
a smaller class, with 8-10 students, with a
teacher and teaching assistant to provide
a greater level of support. Classes are
twinned with a Pathway 1 class for nonacademic
subjects to enable students
to learn and socialise with their peer
group, whilst receiving support to move
to independence in academic subjects.
Students in Pathway 2 may transfer to
Pathway 1 when they are confident and
able to independently access learning.
PATHWAY 3
Pathway 3 provides the highest level of support for
students with more significant learning and/or social
needs. An individualised curriculum and support
programme is required for these students. Our Pathway 3
programme offers more intensive support and resources
delivered by highly trained Special Educational Needs staff.
The ratio of adults to students is increased and the class
size is reduced with 8 students per class. Pathway 3 classes
are located centrally in R block within the school to enable
access to a wide range of support services including;
physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech and
language therapy, as well as our educational psychologist.
Integration and twinning plays an important part of the
school day. Pathway 3 students play, eat and share many
learning opportunities together with other students
across the school to foster a truly inclusive environment.

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CLASS SIZES
Year
group
Max no. of students per
mainstream class
Max no. of Pathway 2
students
Max no. of Pathway 3
students
Student numbers in Lower Primary
Nursery 20
Reception 20
8
Year 1 24 8
Year 2 24 8
8
Student numbers in Upper Primary
Year 3 24 8
Year 4 24 8
Year 5 24 10
Year 6 24 10
Student numbers in Secondary
8
8
8
Year 7 24 10
Year 8 24 10
8 8
Year 9 24 10
Year 10 24 10
8
Year 11 24 10
Student numbers in Sixth Form
Year 12 15 8
Year 13 15

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ADMISSIONS: HOW TO APPLY
There are five main steps in the application process, although these vary slightly
depending on the age of your child and the learning pathway you are applying for.
Step 1: Visiting the school
Step 2: The application
Step 3: Assessment
Step 4: Offer of a place
Step 5: Acceptance and guarantee of a place
Contact us at:
Dover Court International School, 301 Dover Road,
Singapore 139644
* admissions@dovercourt.edu.sg
8 www.dovercourt.edu.sg
+65 6775 7664
School Hours: 8.30am-3.00pm
Office Hours: 7.45am-5.00pm
STEP 1: VISITING THE SCHOOL
We welcome visitors to the school at any point in the year, though we encourage you to visit during term time when teaching
staff and students are on campus to give an accurate reflection of the school. We also ask that you book in advance through the
Admissions Office to join one of our scheduled group tours.
We operate small group tours during term time to safely manage the flow of visitors around campus. During your tour, our
Admissions staff will share more about the school and answer any questions you might have. You will have the chance to see some
classrooms and classes in action, see the general school facilities, and get a good feel for the atmosphere on campus.
STEP 2: THE APPLICATION
If you decide to apply for a place at Dover Court International School for your child(ren), the next step is to submit an application.
Please note this is not a commitment on your part to accept a place nor does it represent a formal offer from the school. We accept
applications for commencement at the start of each of our three terms for both the current year and future academic years. Our
largest intake is at the beginning of our academic year, which is August. We operate a rolling waitlist system, if children are unable
to secure a place in the preferred term, their application will continue to stay on our waitlist until a place becomes available.
To submit an application, you will need to complete the DCIS application form along with additional documents which vary across
the different year groups and pay a fee of S$800. From 1st September 2024, the Application Fee will be S$825.
Please note: DCIS is committed to safeguarding the welfare of students. By submitting an application, parents give consent for
us to contact the child’s current/previous school and ask them to complete a Confidential Student Reference form and obtain
information regarding any safeguarding or child protection concerns. Please be sure to provide accurate contact information to
avoid delays in processing your child’s application.

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LOWER PRIMARY APPLICATION DOCUMENTS
(NURSERY - YEAR 2)
• Application Form
• Child Development Form
• New Student English Language Information Form (if English is not your child’s mother tongue)
• Copies of the last two years’ school reports (where available). All documents need be submitted in
English and certified.
• Any documentation relating to any past, current or future additional services provided to your
child. For example, speech and language reports, OT reports, educational psychologist reports. All
documents need to be submitted in English and certified
• A copy of the Passport ID page for the student
• A copy of the Passport ID page for each parent
• A copy of the front and back of both parents’ and students’ appropriate Singapore visas/passes,
i.e. Employment Pass; Dependant Pass; Permanent Resident Pass or Re-entry slip; Singapore
citizenship; NRIC; LTVP
UPPER PRIMARY APPLICATION DOCUMENTS
(YEARS 3 - 6)
• Application Form
• New Student English Language Information Form (if English is not your child’s mother tongue)
• Copies of the last two years’ school reports (where available). All documents need be submitted in
English and certified.
• Any documentation relating to any past, current or future additional services provided to your
child. For example, speech and language reports, OT reports, educational psychologist reports. All
documents need to be submitted in English and certified
• A copy of the Passport ID page for the student
• A copy of the Passport ID page for each parent
• A copy of the front and back of both parents’ and students’ appropriate Singapore visas/passes,
i.e. Employment Pass; Dependant Pass; Permanent Resident Pass or Re-entry slip; Singapore
citizenship; NRIC; LTVP
Please note:
We are unable to accept students on Student Pass.
For Singapore citizens, approval is required from the Ministry of Education prior to enrolment.

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SECONDARY APPLICATION DOCUMENTS
(YEARS 7 - 11)
• Application Form
• New Student English Language Information Form for Year 7-9 applications (if English is not your
child’s mother tongue)
• Copies of the last two years’ school reports (where available). All documents need be submitted in
English and certified
• Any documentation relating to any past, current or future additional services provided to your
child. For example, speech and language reports, OT reports, educational psychologist reports. All
documents need to be submitted in English and certified
• A copy of the Passport ID page for the student
• A copy of the Passport ID page for each parent
• A copy of the front and back of both parents’ and students’ appropriate Singapore visas/passes,
i.e. Employment Pass; Dependant Pass; Permanent Resident Pass or Re-entry slip; Singapore
citizenship; NRIC; LTVP
SIXTH FORM APPLICATION DOCUMENTS
(YEARS 12 - 13)
• Application Form
• Copies of the last two years’ school reports (where available). All documents need be submitted in
English and certified
• External exam results or predicted grades if available
• All documents need to be submitted in English and certified
• Any documentation relating to any past, current or future additional services provided to your
child. For example, speech and language reports, OT reports, educational psychologist reports. All
documents need to be submitted in English and certified
• A copy of the Passport ID page for the student
• A copy of the Passport ID page for each parent
• A copy of the front and back of both parents’ and students’ appropriate Singapore visas/passes,
i.e. Employment Pass; Dependant Pass; Permanent Resident Pass or Re-entry slip; Singapore
citizenship; NRIC; LTVP
Please note:
We are unable to accept students on Student Pass.
For Singapore citizens, approval is required from the Ministry of Education prior to enrolment.

STEP 3: ASSESSMENT
Once a place becomes available the Admissions Committee review the application and will advise whether we invite the applicant
in for an assessment.
PRIMARY ASSESSMENTS
We support children with additional educational needs and children with English as an Additional Language. Students applying
for these programmes will be required to come into school for an assessment.
SECONDARY ASSESSMENTS
We support children with additional educational needs. Students requiring English as an Additional Language are also supported
in Years 7 and 8. Students applying for all secondary programmes and year groups will be required to take an online Cognitive
Ability Test (CAT4).
SIXTH FORM ASSESSMENTS
Students applying for the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IBDP) or the BTEC International Level 2 and Level 3
Diploma in Business, will be required to take an online Cognitive Ability Test (CAT4) and a written assessment.
Please do note that we will only assess students when places are confirmed available.
PATHWAY ASSESSMENTS
Students with additional educational needs and students applying for one of our Pathway programmes will be required to attend
an assessment with our education team. This process is to ensure the seat we have available is the best one for your child and to
help us plan how our provision can best support his/her needs.
STEP 4: OFFER OF A PLACE
Once we are in receipt of application documentation and all necessary assessments have been completed and approved by the
Admissions Committee, we will send you written confirmation of the offer of placement. In some instances, the offer of placement
will be conditional on the family agreeing to engage with additional support if advised by the academic team once the student
starts school.
Please note, in the case of a student applying to enter Year 12 to study the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme, the
offer of placement will be conditional on the student gaining appropriate grades in his or her Year 11 exams (if applicable).

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STEP 5: ACCEPTANCE AND GUARANTEE OF A PLACE
If you wish to accept the offer of placement at Dover Court International School, we ask that you pay the registration fee of S$3060
before the deadline stated in the formal acceptance letter. If we do not receive payment by the deadline and the year group is
oversubscribed, your child’s place may be offered to another applicant. From 1st September 2024, the registration fee will be
S$3,150.
WAITLIST
DCIS operates on a rolling waitlist with all new places offered on a first-come, first-served basis by date of application. So, the
sooner you apply, the more advantageous your position on our waitlist. If you are unable to secure a seat in your preferred intake,
your application will continue to rollover to our next term intake, and so on, until a suitable seat does become available.
METHODS OF PAYMENT
Application fees, registration fees along with tuition fees may be paid by bank transfer directly to the school’s account. All bank
charges, including third party bank charges are the responsibility of the transferor and will be deducted from the amount received.
All fees and bills must be paid in Singapore Dollars.
Please indicate your child’s name clearly as a reference and email a copy of the transaction confirmation to the Admissions
Officer and finance team.
BANK DETAILS
Account Name: Dover Court International School (Pte) Ltd
Bank Name: HSBC (Corporate)
Bank Address: 21 Collyer Quay, HSBC Building Level 1,
Singapore 049320
Account Number: 052188893001
Bank Code: 7232
Branch Code: 052
Swift Code: hsbcsgsgxxx
We are unable to accept overseas cheques and bankers’ drafts. Receipts for payment
will be issued electronically once the money has been cleared by the bank.
Monthly GIRO payment is offered at no extra charge to all parents who pay fees privately.
More information can be provided upon registration.

ADMISSIONS AND
TUITION FEES 2024-2025
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APPLICATION FEE
This is a one-time, non-refundable fee and is payable at the point of application.
Application fee to all year groups: S$800
From 1st September 2024, the application fee will be S$825.
REGISTRATION FEE
A non-refundable registration fee is payable on acceptance of an offered place.
Registration fee for all year groups:
S$3,060
From 1st September 2024, the registration fee will be S$3,150.
BUILDING FUND
A building fund is payable per term by all students as a contribution towards DCIS annual building and
maintenance costs.
Building fund for all year groups:
Annual: S$3,060
Termly : S$1,020
TUITION FEES
Pathway 1 Tuition Fees (Inclusive of GST)
Year Level Annual Fee Termly Fee
Nursery S$27,525 S$9,175
Reception to Year 2 S$33,111 S$11,037
Year 3 to Year 6 S$34,731 S$11,577
Year 7 to Year 8 S$38,778 S$12,926
Year 9 to Year 11 S$41,283 S$13,761
Year 12 S$43,026 S$14,342
Year 13 S$43,026 S$21,513
EAL supplement fees (only payable where required and is additional to mainstream tuition fees)
For Year 1 – Year 8: Annual: S$3,825 Termly: S$1,275
Pathways 2 and 3 Tuition Fees (Inclusive of GST)
Pathway 2 Pathway 3
Year Level
Annual Fee Termly Fee Annual Fee Termly Fee
Early Intervention S$48,600 S$16,200 S$48,600 S$16,200
Year 1 to Year 2 S$47,940 S$15,980 S$48,600 S$16,200
Year 3 to Year 6 S$51,270 S$17,090 S$51,525 S$17,175
Year 7 to Year 8 S$52,485 S$17,495 S$52,725 S$17,575
Year 9 to Year 11 S$52,890 S$17,630 S$53,145 S$17,715
Year 12 to Year 13 S$53,790 S$17,930

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THERAPY AND ASSESSMENT FEE
(Only payable where required)
Therapy fees will be charged unless a cancellation request has been received at least one
week in advance. Please note that formal reports detailing therapy assessment outcomes and
recommendations are available upon request and are charged at the hourly therapy rate to produce.
Pathway 3 In-Class Therapy Fees will be charged at S$400 per term (including GST) so the annual
amount due is S$1,200 (including GST).
Therapy Fees
Fee (including GST)
Speech Therapy Hourly Rate S$210
Physiotherapy Hourly Rate S$210
Occupational Therapy Hourly Rate S$210
Psychology Support Programme Hourly Rate S$210
Assessment Fees
Formal Assessment from Therapy Team
Fee (including GST)
S$210 per hour
Cognitive assessment, using psychometric and/or psycho-educational tests. This includes a
comprehensive written report and a consultation with parents and teachers.
S$1,350
SIBLING DISCOUNT
Sibling discounts are offered on tuitions fees
only where four or more children from the
same family attend the school. There is a 10%
discount for the fourth sibling.
MISCELLANEOUS FEES
School uniforms, examination fees, school
camps and trips are charged separately and
are not included in the tuition fees. Charges
are also levied for optional services such as
bus transport, school lunches, individual
instrument lessons, some Extra-Curricular
Activities and additional therapy services.
SCHOOL LUNCHES
The DCIS catering partner is Singaporebased
Mycelium Catering which manages
both our lower primary Canteen and Red
Dot Restaurant. Mycelium Catering can
be contacted by email using the following
address: catering@dovercourt.edu.sg.
ACCIDENT INSURANCE
The school does have accident insurance for
students. Details may be obtained from the
Administrative Office of the school. There is no
medical insurance coverage; the school suggests
that parents include their child/ren in the family
medical coverage.
SCHOOL BUS
A school bus service can be provided on
request by our external provider Yeap
Transport. For more information please
contact the Admissions Office. Our service
area can be found on page 16.
SCHOOL UNIFORM
Primary and Secondary School Uniform
Lim’s Uniforms, 211 Holland Avenue, Holland Road
Shopping Centre, #02-18 Singapore 278967
Tel: +65 6468 3655 Email: generalenquiry@
limsuniforms.com

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PAYMENT SCHEDULE
All fees and charges are payable in advance of starting the term. Payment due dates are as follows:
DCIS Term Dates
First Instalment
(For Term 1: 12th August to 13th December 2024)
Second Instalment
(For Term 2: 6th January to 4th April 2025)
Third Instalment
(For Term 3: 21st April to 26th June 2025)
Payment Due Date
14th June 2024
15th November 2024
28th February 2025
LATE PAYMENT CHARGES
If fees are not paid in full by the due date, a charge of SGD $200 will be imposed for each late payment notice
issued. The following interest charges will be levied:
If full payment is made 15- 30 days after due date
If full payment is made more than 30 days after due date
2% on total outstanding amount
5% on total outstanding amount
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL
If a student is withdrawing from DCIS, we need the official Notification of Withdrawal Form completed and
returned to the Admissions Office by the withdrawal deadlines stated below. We cannot accept verbal, email or
provisional withdrawals.
Withdrawal Notice Deadline
Not returning for Term 2 of academic year 2024-2025 Friday, 13th September 2024
Not returning for Term 3 of academic year 2024-2025 Friday, 17th January 2025

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TRANSPORT SERVICE AREAS
AND FARES
CENTRAL AREA
Adams Drive/Rd Alexandra Rd/Pk Balmoral Rd/Cres/Pk Anderson Rd Anthony Rad
Arcadia Rd
Ardmore Pk
Chancery Ln/Hill/Rd/
Walk
Belmont Rd
Binjai Pk
Bukit Timah Rd Cairnhill Rd/Rise/Circle Cuscaden Rd/Walk Chatsworth Rd/Ave/Pk Cluny Park/Rd/Hill
Claymore Rd/Hill Coronation Dr/Rd/West Draycott Pk/Dr Cornwall Gdn Dalvey Rd/Estate
Emerald Hill Rd Devonshire Rd Farrer Rd/Dr Dunearn Rd Duchess Ave/Pl/Rd
Greenwood Ave/Terr Evelyn Rd Gilstead Rd Fernhill Rd/Cres Ford Ave
Hullet Rd
Garlick Rd/Ave
Holland Rd/Pk/Hill/
Grove
Grange Gdn/Rd
Hillcrest Rd
Mt Sinai Rd/Rise/Dr Greenleaf Ave/Dr/Pl Jalan Lim Tai See Holt Rd Hua Guan Ave
Namly Rise/View/Hill/ Jervois Rd Laurelwoood Ave Kheam Hock Rd King's Albert Pk
Gdns/Dr/Ave/Cres Kim Seng Rd/Walk Martin Place Leedon Rd/Pk/Hts Leonie Hill/Hill Rd
Old Holland Rd Lincoln Rd Napier Rd Merryn Rd Mt Elizabeth
Queen Astrid Pk Newton Rd One Tree Hill Nassim Rd/Hill Nathan Rd
Shelford Pk Orange Grove Rd Pandan Valley Pierce Rd Orchard Blvd/Turn
Swiss Club Ave/Ln Oxley Road/Walk Robertson Quay River Valley Rd/Cl Paterson Rd
Trevose Rd/Cres Ridout Rd Taman Nakhoda Stevens Rd/Dr Scotts Rd
Wilby Rd Sixth Ave/Fifth Ave University Rd/Walk Tyresall Rd Suffolk Walk/Rd
St Thomas Walk Vanda Ave/Cres/Dr/Rd Walshe Rd Thomson Rd/Ln
Tanglin Rd/Rise/Hill/
Walk
Woollerton Dr/Pk
Marina Blvd
Watten Hts/Estate Rd/
Pk/Ter
EAST AREA
Fort Rd Amber Rd Bayshore Rd Kew Cres/Hts/Dr Siglap Rd/Ave
Marine Parade Rd Meyer Rd Rhu Cross Sennett Ave/Ln/Ter
Simei Rise Telok Kurau Tanah Merah Kechil Tanjong Rhu Rd
East Coast Rd Upper East Coast Rd Dakota Cres Haig Rd
Lucky Cres/Gdns/Hts/
Rise
WEST AREA
Bukit Batok Cashew Rd Chestnut Dr/Gdn/Ave Clementi Rd Dover Rise/Cres
Eng Kong Rd/Dr/Pl Hillview Ave Hindhede Dr/Pl/Walk Hume Ave Jurong East/West
Toh Yi Dr
Stirling Rd
Sunset View/Vale/Pl/
Ter/Hts
Dairy Farm Rd
Jalan Lempeng Upper Bukit Timah Toh Tuck Rd Faber Dr
West Coast Rd/Cres/
Way
SOUTH AREA
Keppel Bay Dr/View Marina Blvd Depot Rd
Ocean Dr Rochester/One North Pasir Panjang
Sentosa Cove
South Buona Vista Rd

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Yeap Transport is the DCIS bus partner. Bus
service routes are based on the current locations
of our confirmed students and are designed to be
convenient for as many families as possible.
The bus service fare will be calculated based on the
distance of the school to home address in kilometres.
Sentosa is considered a unique area. Sentosa
residents will be considered as 14.1 kilometres
onward.
If you have any questions or would like to check
whether they service your area, please contact Yeap
Transport directly by phone at +65 6775 7664 ext
1500.
Distance 1 way 2 way
0-4km $814.02 $1,085.84
4.1-6km $875.07 $1,167.24
6.1-8km $918.68 $1,225.38
8.1-10km $1,024.79 $1,364.93
10.1-12km $1,162.88 $1,548.08
12.1-14km $1,210.85 $1,613.50
14.1-16km $1,315.51 $1,753.04
16.1-18km $1,469.59 $1,959.45
18.1-20km $1,651.29 $2,200.75
Above 20.1km $1,838.80 $2,450.77
* All fares listed above are termly fees
and are inclusive of 9% GST.
* Availability of service depends on the demand.

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SAMPLE TIMETABLES
EYFS
Mon
Child-Initiated
Learning
Child-Initiated
Learning
Maths
Child-
Initiated
Learning
Pro Activ Sports
Story Time
Tue
Wed
Thu
Phonics
Phonics
Phonics
Snack and Play
Child-Initiated
Learning
Child-Initiated
Learning
Child-Initiated
Learning
Lunch and Play
Maths
Maths
Maths
Child-
Initiated
Learning
Child-
Initiated
Learning
Child-
Initiated
Learning
Snack Time
Mandarin PE Story Time
Music Mandarin Story Time
Library Swimming Story Time
Fri Phonics Assembly Maths
Child-
Initiated
Learning
Library Music Story Time
PRIMARY
Mon English Spelling / Phonics
Snack and Play
English
Guided Reading
Tue Maths Guided Reading Mandarin Maths IPC
Wed Computing Music Mandarin English IPC
Thu PE Guided Reading PSHCE Swimming English
Fri Assembly IPC Handwriting IPC English
* Swimming on rotation from Year 4.
Snack and Play
IPC
YEARS 7 AND 8
Mon Tutor Time Science French / Mandarin
PE
History
English
Tue Tutor Time Maths Geography English
Wed Tutor Time Maths Science Maths
Break
French /
Mandarin
Design
Technology
Lunch
ICT
History
Thu Tutor Time English French / Mandarin PE Geography Science
Fri Tutor Time Wellbeing Visual Arts Music Maths Drama

Contact us at:
Dover Court International School
301 Dover Road, Singapore 139644
admissions@dovercourt.edu.sg
www.dovercourt.edu.sg
+65 6775 7664
School Hours: 8.30am-3.00pm
Office Hours: 7.45am-5.00pm
Dover Court International School (Pte) Ltd is registered with the
Committee for Private Education
CPE Registration No: 197100313E | Registration Period: 05/07/2023 to 04/07/2027
The Committee for Private Education (CPE) is an agency under the SkillsFuture
Singapore (SSG)