Hwa Chong Institution School (HCI), Singapore

Founded in 1919, Chinese High School (now Hwa Chong Institution) has been a school of choice amongst the best and the brightest in Singapore. Every year it attracts the top 3% of the national PSLE cohort and the top 1% that forms the Gifted Education Programme.  HCI seeks to prepare its students for the ever changing technologically based and globally oriented world that characterises the world today.

Nanyang Girls’ High School (NYGH), Singapore

Founded in 1917, NYGH is the top independent girls’ secondary school in Singapore and the sister school of Hwa Chong Institution.  NYGH has a tradition of outstanding academic, sporting and aesthetic achievements. Being a Special Assistance Plan school, its pupils are effectively bi-literate (reading both Chinese and English as the first languages). They are also actively engaged in the wide spectrum of creative and experiential learning opportunities.

The Hutchins School, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia

Founded in 1856, Hutchins focusses on the development of the whole character, with a special emphasis on academic performance.  Students are encouraged to do their best in all endeavors.  Outstanding teaching staff, extensive integration of technology into the curriculum, a Centre for Excellence which focuses on students’ individual needs and their own outdoor education camp provide support for the school in achieving its aims.