No, AES is a government-aided secondary school, i.e. we take in students from all races and religions and we follow closely to the MOE-stipulated curriculum.

Daily morning prayers will follow the flag-raising ceremony in the morning, and we will start each school event and meal by saying grace. Non-Catholic students are not required to participate in these activities; they should, however, remain silent as a sign of respect.

For Catholic students, there will be Faith Alive! classes conducted every Friday afternoons and attendance is compulsory for all Catholic students. Catholic students will also participate in other Catholic events.

Being a school started by the Montfort Brothers of St Gabriel, AES is affiliated to Boys’ Town Singapore and the other Montfortian institutions by its mission. For example, we share the same school crest as Assumption Pathway School, St Gabriel’s and Montfort Secondary. We may celebrate certain school events (such as Founders’ Day) together as a community.

As a government-aided school, we remain open to all students and we follow closely to the MOE-stipulated curriculum. All our students will sit for the ‘O’/ ‘N’ levels at the end of their 4/5-year education in the school.

Yes, we are one of the pilot schools to embark on Full Subject Based Banding.

 We have offered SBB English, Mathematics and Science for two years, and this year, we have our first cohort of SBB students for Humanities.

Full Subject-Based Banding (Full SBB) is part of MOE's ongoing efforts to nurture the joy of learning and develop multiple pathways for our students.

With Full SBB, all schools will eventually move towards one secondary education, with many subject bands to better meet our students’ learning needs. This means that students are able to stretch their potential according to their areas of strengths and continue to have access to opportunities based on these areas of interest and aptitude

For more information on Full Subject-Based Banding, please visit the MOE Website here.

This is the indicative PSLE AL range for our school.

Do note that the above are only indicative AL range. The actual range depends on the new cohort of admissions and may vary.

Based on the Indicative AL score range for AES (as shown above), your child/ward should be able to join the Express stream in our school, subject to school vacancies available. You will definitely stand a better chance if you put Assumption English School as your first choice school.