Important Notices

The Year 10 Trial exams run at the start of Term 4 - (10-18th April)

You can find a copy of the timetable here.

Please note that the IGCSE examination boards do not confirm the timetable until Term 3. It is worth noting these have run from April to the end of June and you may want to delay booking any flights until the schedule is confirmed. Nexus has no control over these dates and they can run on public holidays and into the summer holidays. We will share the schedule as soon as it is available. 

Nexus holds trial examinations for Year 11 learners from 9th January to 20th January and for Year 10 learners from 10th April to 20th April. These are deliberately placed to allow maximum teaching to have occurred before the assessments to ensure realistic experiences for learners and authentic feedback on their performance. These dates also ensure that there is sufficient time for learners to work with their teachers to maximise their chances of success.

The IB have published a provisional schedule for the May 2023 examinations which run between April 27th and May 19th. Please note Nexus has no control over these dates and they can run on public holidays. 

• Primary Parent-Teacher Conferences and Secondary Learning Conferences - Thursday, 9 & Friday, 10 March 2023

School is closed to learners on Friday, 10 March so that teachers and families can meet 

• Year 12 Trial Exams March 13th - 17th

• Book Week March 13th - 17th

• Year 7-9 Sports Day 20th March

• Secondary School Production - 21st-23rd March

1. Create a Family Media Agreement. Have a conversation about what is an acceptable and agreed amount of time to spend on a device, and set up a schedule to refer to. Common Sense Media offers many helpful resources to help you as a family with ScreenTime here: https://www.commonsensemedia.org/articles/screen-time

2. Control your Screentime. The Apple Families page is a great place to start with this. https://www.apple.com/sg/families/ For Android users Google also offers Families Advice here: https://families.google/

3. Block Inappropriate Internet Content. Consider using your WiFi Router software/app to pause Wi-Fi access for the whole family for 'Digital Downtime', and ensure your ISP is automatically blocking adult websites and access to age inappropriate content. Singtel offer a range of options such as Broadband Protect and Parental Control Pass (Qustodio) as part of their internet packages.