Expat Living (Singapore)

Dover Court Internatio­nal School

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We moved to Singapore for my husband’s work, and our children started attending Dover Court in January 2017. We were amazed at how warm and open the school was. On the children’s second day, Ms Rinaldi asked me how my children were settling in. I was amazed that she even knew who I was, let alone my children’s names since we were so new.

My husband and I have been impressed by the level of care the teachers have shown towards our children. Moving from a large school to a smaller one has shown us how much more personalis­ed and family-oriented the school is. Our kids love their new school experience. The class sizes for upper levels are small with a low student-teacher ratio – this is extremely appealing to us. The students themselves have also been welcoming to our kids and support one another’s achievemen­ts. Dover Court is very familyfrie­ndly and we feel very grateful to be part of such a wonderful community.

When I was searching for an internatio­nal school, I liked the fact that the school wasn’t as big as our previous school, as impressive as it was. We felt that we didn’t want our kids to get lost or overlooked in a large school. We would definitely recommend Dover Court as the level of care and teaching is outstandin­g – we feel that our children are in a very caring, supportive and non-judgementa­l environmen­t that encourages them to do their best. The moment we walked around the school, we were convinced that we wanted to be part of it. Just take a look and see how happy all the children

The students have been welcoming to our kids, and they all support each other’s achievemen­ts.

 ??  ?? Catriona and Brad Condon, Australian; Tommy (13), Billy (11) and Sophia (7)
Catriona and Brad Condon, Australian; Tommy (13), Billy (11) and Sophia (7)

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