Dunman High School Dunman High School (Singapore) ranks 15th in the Asia-Pacific region based on Oxford and Cambridge University admission statistics. The school's application numbers rank in the top 31% of the Asia-Pacific region, with acceptance numbers in the top 22%, and enrollment numbers in the top 23%. The acceptance-to-application ratio is 51%, the enrollment-toapplication ratio is 58%, and the enrollment-to-acceptance ratio is 42%. The comprehensive score is 62.50, with a standardized score of 79.96. Dunman High School was established in 1956 as Kallang West Government Chinese Middle School and renamed in 1979. As one of Singapore's nine Special Assistance Plan schools, it offers bilingual education in English and Chinese. The school follows the philosophy "The way of the university is to illuminate virtue," focusing on developing academic abilities and character. Since introducing the 6-year Integrated Programme in 2005, students bypass O-Level examinations and proceed directly to A-Level exams, building a solid foundation for future academic pursuits. The curriculum system rests on "four pillars" with specialized elective courses that provide diverse academic experiences. The Bicultural Studies Programme integrates Chinese and English learning to enhance language abilities; the Humanities curriculum uses "Understanding by Design" to deepen comprehension; the Mathematics and Science curriculum uses inquiry-based learning for higher-order thinking; and the Knowledge Skills Programme focuses on critical thinking and innovation. The school also offers Art Special Programme and Music Elective Programme for artistically talented students, plus distinctive courses like H2 Translation to cultivate international perspective. International students seeking admission must take the Admission Exercise for International Students (AEIS) to enter Secondary 1 to 3, while graduating classes don't accept transfers. Applicants should join AEIS preparatory classes to adapt to the English-teaching environment. The school offers full scholarships covering tuition and living expenses, but applications are highly competitive, requiring selection through organizations like Enterprise China. The campus features modern facilities including laboratories, libraries, sports venues, and specialized classrooms. Over 40 Co-Curricular Activities span various fields, from Peking Opera to Robotics Club, emphasizing leadership and teamwork. The Chinese Orchestra ranks among Singapore's top musical ensembles, while the Peking Opera program offers rare educational resources in traditional Chinese performance arts. Most graduates enter prestigious local institutions like National University of Singapore and Nanyang Technological University, while others study abroad in the UK, US, and elsewhere. The school has produced many notable alumni. Parents and students generally praise the school for its academic rigor, strong teaching resources, distinctive bilingual environment, and an Integrated Programme that reduces examination pressure.