Our Promises
Global Education: Learning Beyond the Curriculum
Our Approach
How We Build
Future Leaders
Our pastoral system is designed so that every child in the school has an academic mentor and a pastoral champion, who ensure that they achieve their best in all areas.
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Being agents of their own success
One of our promises to parents is offering future-ready preparation for their children to grow into adults who take on leadership roles. We want students to not only achieve great qualifications but to be equipped for life.
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Developing alongside critical skills
We believe in taking an approach that develops academic abilities alongside critical ‘human’ skills (critical thinking, creativity, leadership, empathy, teamwork, grit, adaptivity, self-motivation, digital proficiency).
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Realising their full potential
We believe in taking an approach that develops academic abilities alongside critical ‘human’ skills (critical thinking, creativity, leadership, empathy, teamwork, grit, adaptivity, self-motivation, digital proficiency).
Our Vision & Mission
Building Blocks
Top academic outcomes
with world-class academic qualifications within a nurturing culture.
Holistic character development
through immersive learning experiences for students to realise their full potential.
Welfare and safeguarding
by adopting evidence-based practices aligned to international safety standards.
Future-proof preparation
to develop resilient students who have a clear sense of self and purpose, equipped with the skills to access top colleges and universities, build successful careers and thrive in life.
Continuous improvement
by gathering parent and student feedback, measuring outcomes, and being accountable for our actions.
Growing up in Sri KDU Secondary School has given me a multitude of skills and plenty of opportunities. Having spent years in an institution that has always pushed for holistic education, focusing on supplementing academics with co-curricular activities has pushed students like me to step out of their comfort zone to really deep dive into our own individual strengths and weaknesses. The many activities and events held in school like Paramount Championships or Performance & Awards Nights have truly supported me to build confidence and step outside of my comfort zone. I am also grateful that beyond the SPM syllabus I had in 2009, I also get to widen my horizons with compulsory classes for Mandarin and ICT which have proven useful today in my career. I believe this has greatly impacted my way of working now, especially in my industry and line of work.