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The Finder Singapore - The Finder Kids Volume 28

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The Finder Singapore Description:

Yayımcı: SPH-Media-Limited

Kategori: Lifestyle

Dil: English

Sıklık: Bi-Monthly

The Finder is a FREE bi-monthly magazine aimed at helping people live well in Singapore. Recognised for more than 25 years as a reliable information source for expatriates living here as well as global local Singaporeans, The Finder inspires trust from both readers and advertisers, providing ideas and solutions on what to do, where to go and how to find goods and services in Singapore and throughout Southeast Asia. The Finder offers readers easily accessible information through interesting and relevant editorial and sponsored content on Beauty + Grooming, Style, Eat + Drink, Health + Wellness, Kids + Parenting, Learning, Family Activities, Home + Decor, Travel, Hot ‘Hoods, Culture + Festivals and Helper Help — with lots of Singapore Secrets, Expert Advice, #sglifehacks and #finderfinds. It’s truly the Insider’s Guide for Expats in Singapore! See more at www.thefinder.com.sg.

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So, you’re looking for a great international school in Singapore for your kiddo? There’s lots to consider! Some common factors expats look at: curriculum followed, languages and cocurriculars offered, look and feel of the campus and facilities, location of the school, approximate annual fees, whether it has a national identity or other differentiating factors. Well, you’ll be spoilt for choice with the impressive schools featured in The Finder Kids' “SG’s Top 30 International Schools” cover story. In alphabetical order, they run the gamut from small, boutique institutions to sizeable schools with upwards of 90 after-school activities to choose from! (Bonus: Read even more about 10 of them in the School Reports.) Elsewhere in the issue, you can find out more about "TCM for Tots to Teens" and learn about another virus to be vigilant against: dengue. To finish, an empty-nesting expat shares what it's like to "parent" college-aged kids halfway around the globe.