Regent International School

Yes - we have a Grab and Go concept, where lunches can be pre-paid for.

Yes, Menu is designed accordingly.

Students have access to computers in every class; interactive whiteboards; various educational and multimedia software; a digital library with thousands of e-books, scores of softwares and educational tools; printers, scanners, digital and video cameras; and 24x7 high speed Internet; and RIS' Virutal Learning Environment.

Swimming, dance, basketball, badminton, football, tennis, Mandarin, gymnastics, vocal lesson, soccer, art, drama, netball, cheerleading, music, Coding, Media and Communication, Website Development, Debate

2 Libraries (Junior and Senior School), STEAM Centre, Science Labs, Design & Technology Lab, Food Lab, Peripatetic Music Rooms

Multi-purpose sports and performance halls, multi-court sports decks, 2 heated swimming pools, dedicated outdoor play zones

English as a Foreign Language is available for non-native speakers of English.

The ‘Individual Needs Department’ (IND) supports and encourages every child to ensure he has access to a curriculum that meets his individual needs. ‘Individual Needs’ refers to students with Special Educational Needs (SEN).

The Individual Needs Department engages with children in a caring, nurturing and supportive environment giving them the confidence to 'have a go' at areas they find difficult. The main focus of the department’s work is to ensure that the child becomes as independent as possible in his learning, and less reliant on the intervention of adults. A second major theme of the department’s work is to raise literacy standards, particularly in writing and reading comprehension, which are crucial to long-term success.

The 'Individual Needs' department develops students who are 'Gifted and Talented' in specific areas.