Five young students in Invictus International School uniforms joyfully running across a green field at the Dempsey Hill campus in Singapore, with a white colonial-style school building in the background.

Houses

Invictus International School is divided into sub-units called “Houses” with each student allocated to a house on enrolment. Each House includes students from every year group, fostering a sense of community throughout the school and allowing greater interaction of students of different ages through vertical age alignment. Our house system brings students closer together and encourages community and mutual respect.

Illustrated graphic representing the Invictus House system, showcasing different coloured house crests or icons symbolising school community, team spirit, and student unity.


Being part of a ‘House’ within the school creates a sense of belonging, camaraderie, and identity that is beneficial to both new and current students. New students more quickly assimilate into a smaller subunit of the school, and current students make stronger bonds and connections with their peers

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