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The Pride of Our School

Discover the exceptional students who inspire us all with their brilliance, creativity, and determination. These scholars lead the way in academics, personal growth, and community impact. Their passion for learning and commitment to excellence make them true beacons of inspiration for their peers, teachers, and the entire school community.

The average score of IGSCE: 80

See the faces of our Top 5 student for IGSCE

The average score of GCE 'O' Level: 80

See the faces of our Top 5 student for GCE ‘O’ Level

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Zhou Mengting

GCE 'O' Level Top Student

One thing I like most about SFMS is the way that teachers teach. They have never asked us to learn by rote. Instead, understanding the knowledge was always the priority of learning.

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Sakura Awa

GCE O-Level student

One of the best things in SFMS is the community that makes up the school.

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Akrapong Kiatkrongchayin

GCE ‘O’ Level Graduate (8 Distinctions, L1R5 7 Points)

I feel blessed to have been a part of the school and to have grown up in an environment as diverse yet as inclusive as SFMS.

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Lin Zuming

GCE ‘O’ Level Graduate (7 Distinctions, L1R5 6 Points)

In SFMS we have a very small class size which enhanced my learning and made it more effective. Our teacher guided our studies, cleared doubts, and ensured we understood the curriculum.

The average score of IBDP: 80

See the faces of our Top 5 student for IBDP

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Chen Yueyue

IBDP Graduate, 44 points

I’m glad that through this school, I met the teachers who understood what students really need and took care of our feelings, needs and other aspects of school life and gave us a good study environment.

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Yuna Karasawa

IBDP Graduate, 44 points

It was in Secondary 2 that I was appointed as Vice President of the Student Council.” From tackling a dilemma about her academic progression to carving a niche for herself within the Student Council Yuna broke boundaries big or small and rose to be the leader she is meant to be.

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Jin Zhefei

IBDP Graduate, 45 points

The teachers are not only responsible and professional in their work, but they are also kind and friendly.” In her valedictorian speech, she thanked the teachers for their dedication that “shapes us into mature and all-rounded individuals.

The average score of WACE: 80

See the faces of our Top 5 student for WACE

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Wang Yilin

WACE Graduate (ATAR 94.45)

My English skills improved significantly during my time at SFMS, and this has enabled me to achieve high scores and obtain the offer from NTU. I also believe that the teamwork skills I have gained in school will be useful in my university life.

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Li Jingjing

WACE Graduate (ATAR 99.5)

St Francis provided me with the platform to achieve things that are beyond my imagination. Here is where I was trained to be resilient and unyielding.

Words From Our Parents

Father of Rosanna Athokpam (Year 1)

After she started school, Rosanna has learnt to do her schoolwork independently. She enjoys going to school and the teachers are supportive. We feel the programme is good for her.

Madam Zou Yan
Parents of Li Jingjing (WACE)

We would like to tell St Francis, “Thank you for nurturing my daughter” and we hope more good students will come to this excellent private school for their scholastic achievement.

Mr Elvis Chew
Ex-Parent

I would like to express my gratitude for the exceptional visitation experience and my confidence in the future success of St. Francis Methodist School under the exemplary leadership of Mr. Lee Hak Boon.

Mr. and Mrs Reyes
Parents of Reyes Trey Carlson Tolentino (Year 1)

We are thankful that we chose St. Francis Methodist School for our son because the school gives importance to both academic and non-academic skills.

Mr Dominic Nguyen
Father of Nguyen Hoang Kha Ngan (Year 1)

We feel our daughter has made brilliant progress and has been continuously thriving since starting at St Francis Methodist School.

Mr & Mrs Edwin Guinto
Parents of Jin Zhehao (Year 6)

There is a good balance of academic (e.g. English and Science) and non-academic (e.g. Makerspace, Music, Character & Values) courses that equip students with the necessary skills to help them grow into successful adults.

From the Teacher’s Desk

Ms Beatrice Tan
Accounting Teacher

When a teacher is passionate about her subject and accompanies students with empathy on their quest for knowledge, students will naturally desire to learn.

Ms Maheswari Supramaniam
Head, Student Development

We seek to further mould our students to become purpose-driven global citizens to engage with and contribute towards the school and the wider community in Singapore and beyond.