List of Schools in Singapore - Special Education Schools

Special Education Schools

  • APSN Chaoyang School
  • APSN Delta Senior School
  • APSN Katong School
  • APSN Tanglin School
  • MINDS Guillemard Gardens School
  • MINDS Jurong Gardens School
  • MINDS Lee Kong Chian Gardens School
  • MINDS Towner Gardens School
  • MINDS Yio Chu Kang Gardens School
  • Metta School
  • Grace Orchard School
  • AWWA Special School
  • Balestier Special School
  • Margaret Drive Special School
  • Spastic Children's Association School
  • Singapore Autism School
  • St Andrew's Autism School
  • Canossian School
  • Pathlight School
  • Singapore School for the Deaf
  • Singapore School for the Visually Handicapped
  • Lorna Whinston School

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