Sir Manasseh Meyer International School
Sembawang, Singapore, Singapore · Est. 1996
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- Established
- 1996
- Curriculum
- IPC (primary), IMYC (ages 11-14), Cambridge IGCSE, A Level (Grades 11-12); Jewish education
About this school
Sir Manasseh Meyer International School (SMMIS) is a non-profit international school founded by Singapore's Jewish community. It is named after its benefactor, the philanthropist Sir Manasseh Meyer (1846-1930), whose trust still supports the school under the oversight of Jewish community leaders. Its vision is to better the world through a first-class education imbued with Jewish values, and it welcomes families of all backgrounds, with more than 30 nationalities.
The school is small by design, with small classes and an approach built on growth mindset, design thinking and 21st-century skills. Its sections are:
- Pre-School
- Primary School, using the International Primary Curriculum (IPC)
- Secondary School, with the International Middle Years Curriculum (IMYC, ages 11-14) and Cambridge IGCSE (ages 14-16)
- Grades 11 and 12, leading to A Levels
Jewish education and Jewish life run alongside the academic programme. Students take part in co-curricular activities, leadership roles and community service, as charity and volunteering are a central part of school life. The campus on Jalan Ulu Sembawang in northern Singapore is reachable by bus from Yishun MRT.
