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As a Lasallian school, we are committed to ensuring that finances do not get in the way of a boy’s education in SJI. No boy is turned away because his family cannot afford the fees.
SJI is prepared to help every boy whose parent cannot afford the school fees. The SJI Family Assistance Scheme is available to those who do not qualify for the MOE schemes.
MOE Scholarships & Awards
| Ministry of Education Independent Schools Bursary (ISB) Scheme |
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Students with a family gross household income per month not exceeding $1,500 (or not exceeding $600 per dependent child for families with 3 or more children) are eligible for 100% waiver of school fees.
Students will be eligible for free textbooks and 75% subsidy of national examination fees (100% subsidy if they are under MCYS' Public Assistance Scheme)
Students will also be eligible for free school attire on a need basis. Students are eligible for up to 2 sets of uniforms, 2 sets of PE attire, a pair of shoes and 2 pair of socks per academic year to be arranged by the school.
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| II |
Students with a family gross household income per month of between $1,501 and $2,500 (or between $601 and $1,000 per dependent child for families with 3 or more children) are eligible for 90% waiver of school fees.
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| III |
Students with a family gross household income per month of between $2,501 and $3,750 (or between $1,001 and $1,500 per dependent child for families with 3 or more children) are eligible for 75% waiver of school fees.
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| IV |
Students with a family gross household income per month of between $3,751 and $4,500 (or between $1,501 and $1,800 per dependent child for families with 3 or more children) are eligible for 50% waiver of school fees.
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| V |
Students with a family gross household income per month of between $4,501 and $7,200 (or between $1,801 and $2,900 per dependent child for families with 3 or more children) are eligible for 33% waiver of school fees.
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Notes:
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The MOE Independent Schools Bursary is for Singapore citizens only and is subject to eligibility criteria revisions and verification of documentary evidence. |
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The total fee subsidy received by a MOE Scholarship recipient granted the Independent Schools Bursary is capped at full fee subsidy less government school and standard miscellaneous fees. |
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Students can apply for the MOE Independent Schools Bursary in any month of the year. The bursary granted will take effect from the month the application is approved and cannot be backdated to January. |
SJI Family Assistance Scheme (FAS)
For Singapore Students
Students who are receiving 90% waiver of school fees under MOE Independent Schools Bursary will be eligible for waiver of the remaining 10% of the school fees under SJI FAS. Students who are receiving 75% and 50% waiver of school fees under MOE Independent Schools Bursary will be eligible for an additional 5% waiver of school fees under SJI FAS i.e. these students will only pay 20% and 45% of the school fees respectively.
Students who have difficulty paying the SJI Miscellaneous fees may apply to the SJI Wong Kok Siew - SDVP Fund for assistance.
The SJI Family Assistance Scheme is also available to help students who are experiencing financial difficulty during their course of study at SJI.
For Singapore Permanent Residents
Students who are Singapore Permanent Residents and come from a family with gross household income per month not exceeding $3,750 and not exceeding $1,500 per dependent child will be eligible for 50% waiver of school fees. Students who are Singapore Permanent Residents and come from a family with gross household income per month not exceeding $7,200 and not exceeding $2,900 per dependent child will be eligible for 33% waiver of school fees.
For Foreign Students
Foreign students who come from a family with gross household income per month not exceeding $7,200 and not exceeding $2,900 per dependent child will be eligible for 25% waiver of school fees. To be eligible for the 25% waiver of school fees, none of the siblings must be studying in relatively high cost overseas institutions in countries such as the US, Canada, Europe, Australia or New Zealand.
For Josephians
The Mdm Chan Sim Ooi Bursary was established in August 2009 by old boy, Mr Richard Tan Keng Thiam, in memory of his mother. The bursary provides pocket money assistance to deserving needy students in SJI. The bursary is administered under the auspices of the SJI Wong Kok Siew - SVDP Fund.
If you have any enquiries, please email or call Mr Philip Tay (Bursar) at philip@sji.edu.sg or +65 6250 0022 |
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