Pathlight School is the first autism-focused school in Singapore. It provides a unique blend of mainstream academics and life-readiness skills to students aged 7 to 18 years old with autism and related learning disorders.

The school offers a mainstream curriculum leading to PSLE and GCE O & N-level qualifications, as well as a Vocational curriculum (for its own students only) leading to vocational qualifications.

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The Pathlight Café is a communal place for recess for staff and students. In Primary School, teachers eat with students and students eat, play and practice social and communication skills together.

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Our Primary School class size has an average teacher-student ratio of 2:12. Teachers use schedules and clear work systems to provide structure for students in class and classrooms are arranged with clear physical space for individual and group learning.

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The Bake Shop is one of several work sites set up for Vocational Track students.

It is an ITE-endorsed training centre, the Bake Shop is where vocational track students get coached by qualified pastry chef to prepare them for a career in baking. Students engage in independent learning enabled by work systems and work towards their ITE Skills Certificate in Baking Practice.

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The Foyer Café is a community project with Starbucks Singapore. The café serves as a training worksite for our Vocational Track students as well as clients from the Employability and Employment Centre (E2C).

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The Art Faculty (TAF) is a platform to promote the special talents of people with autism. Works of talented student artists in school’s Artist Development Programme (ADP) are featured here and these students earn royalties from sale of the merchandises, providing them a dignified stream of income.

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