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Tell me what feels unclear.
You do not need to know which admission route applies before you contact me. That is what the first conversation is for.
Book a free call
A 20 to 30 minute conversation about your child, your timeline, and the next step. The call is free, there is no pressure to continue afterwards, and you do not need to prepare a perfect list of questions. Most parents arrive with one worry and leave with a clear order of what to do next.
Email MKB Academy
Write to mkbacad@gmail.com for documents, collaboration, or a question you want to explain first. Email is best when you have a document to share, a partnership request, or a question you would rather write out than say.
What helps me understand your situation
Your child's age and current school level. Your family's current pass or citizenship status. The route you are considering, if you know it. The decision or deadline that worries you most.
With those four details, the first call usually moves straight past general explanations and into your actual options. Without them, we will spend the first part of the call working them out, which is fine too, but you get more from the time when they are ready.
Not ready to talk yet?
Read the free guides first: getting into a Singapore local school, the P1 Indication of Interest form, and AEIS preparation. The FAQ page answers the most common questions about eligibility, fees, preparation, and life after entry. When you are ready, the call is still free.
There is also WhatsApp, which is often easier than a scheduled call when the question is small. If you already know what your child needs and just want it confirmed, that is exactly what a message is for.
Who this is for
MKB Academy works with foreign families in Singapore on the local school system: understanding which admission route applies, what to prepare for, and what changes after the child is in. That covers the P1 indication of interest, AEIS and S-AEIS, the choice between local and international schools, and the settling-in period that follows entry.
I am not an agent for any school, and I do not receive a commission from any place. Nobody can guarantee a place in a Singapore local school. MOE assigns schools based on vacancies and your declared address, and admission through AEIS depends on both your child's test performance and the places available that year.
What I can do is explain how the system works in plain English, flag the deadlines that are fixed, and tell you which questions are worth checking against the official MOE pages before you act.
If you are a Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident, your registration process is different and most of the guides here are not written for you. If you are looking at international schools rather than local schools, that is also outside what I cover.
Where to verify anything I have told you
Everything on this site is written from publicly available MOE information, checked against the official pages, and dated where dates matter. Rules, fees and deadlines change every year, so treat MOE as the source and this site as a map.
MOE international students is the main starting point. For AEIS and S-AEIS the official pages are AEIS and S-AEIS. For P1 registration for non-citizens it is P1 registration for international students.
If a guide here ever disagrees with MOE, MOE is right. Send me a message and I will correct it.