Brighton College Singapore

Academics

As Brighton College Singapore is a relatively new school (opened 2020), it has not yet published its own final graduating results for IB or A-level. The first Year 11 cohort is scheduled to sit IGCSE exams in 2027. However, the school highlights the 2025 results of Brighton College UK as a benchmark: - A-level: 98% A -B - GCSE: 98% 9/8/7 - Most common grades: A / 9 Named university destination highlights (Brighton College global network): University of Oxford, University of Cambridge, University College London, Imperial College London, Tsinghua University, National University of Singapore, University of Edinburgh.

School life

• Sports: Netball, Football, Basketball, Swimming, Touch Rugby, Volleyball, Sailing, Cross-country running, Yoga, Inline skating. - Arts/Music: Performing Arts (Dance, Drama, Music), Creative Arts (Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Photography), Design and Technology (3D printing, Lego robotics), Speech and Drama (LAMDA). - Clubs: Over 100 CCAs including Cryptic Puzzle Solving, Egyptology, Linguistics Club, Engineering Club, Italian Culture Club, Pupil Newspaper, Coding, Game Design, Mindfulness.

• Campus: Shares facilities within the Early Learning Village and AIS campus. - Swimming Pool: 25-metre swimming pool. - Sports Halls: 'The Hive' indoor sports hall, large indoor gymnasium, large all-weather outdoor sports field.

Student body

• Total Enrolment: Over 500 (Schrole: 504; International Schools Database: Over 280; planned capacity ~550). - Number of Nationalities: More than 30. - Demographic Breakdown: Roughly 40% British, 22% Chinese, 6% Australian, 6% Japanese, 4% Indian.

<a href="/international-schools/singapore/brighton-college-singapore">Brighton College Singapore</a> is a relatively new British-curriculum campus, and most independent commentary in the past four years comes from school-review sites and teacher forums. A recentvisit describes small year groups and early specialist teaching, with senior years still building toward public exam results.

What families tend to like

The most consistent positives are about scale and access to facilities.says year groups are capped at roughly three classes of about 22, which helps parents and students feel known, while the school can use nearby Australian International School sports and performance spaces. In a separate feature, <a href="https://honeykidsasia.com/brighton-college-singapore-best-small-school/">HoneyKids Asia</a> highlights the school winning a 2022 award for &ldquo;Best Small School&rdquo;, framing it as a boutique option that has grown quickly since opening.

Where information is thin

There is limited recent, independent parent review material beyond curated school-review journalism. A widely indexed <a href="https://www.ischooladvisor.com/view/brighton-college-singapore">iSchoolAdvisor</a> profile states it does not have enough opinions for the school. Teacher discussion on <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/Internationalteachers/comments/1n9n5q7/brighton_college_singapore/">Reddit</a> suggests the benefits package may be unremarkable and notes the secondary programme is still early-stage, but Reddit thread extraction was not available in this run.

Bottom line

For families who want a small, British-style cohort on a large shared campus, Brighton is presented positively by. Prospective parents should be aware that independent parent commentary is still thin for a school of this age, and most detail comes from site visits and sponsored lifestyle coverage.