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Two Programmes, One Community
However you know Invictus, Experience Day gives you an authentic look at learning across both schools — entirely through our students' eyes.
All activities are planned, prepared and delivered by Invictus students — from facilitating workshops to guiding tours and presenting their own learning.
A Taste of Experience Day
Academic Excellence at Invictus
Life at Centrium Square
Our city campus, Invictus Centrium Square, sits in a great spot near Farrer Park MRT station. Here, students learn and grow together in a supportive environment, with a curriculum designed to be challenging yet practical — helping them succeed both on their own and as part of a team.
We have 21 spacious, air-conditioned classrooms spread across three levels, along with a library, science labs, an art room, a music room and a playground for our Primary students. Class sizes stay small, with a maximum of 25 students per teacher.
Outside of class, students enjoy activities like swimming and a range of clubs. We partner with community groups to offer these opportunities, making the Invictus experience even richer.
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Our Principal
Mark Jones MBA, PGCE, BA (Hons) joins Invictus International School, Centrium Campus, with over 26 years of experience in education, including more than 10 years in school leadership roles across the UK, Malaysia, Seychelles, Kuwait, Switzerland and New Zealand.
Throughout his career, he has held senior leadership positions at prominent institutions such as HELP International School in Malaysia, The International School Seychelles, and the Lyceum Alpinum Zuoz, Switzerland, among others. He has extensive expertise leading multiple international curricula including IGCSE, A-Level, IMYC, Pre-IB, and IB programmes.
As a strong advocate for holistic learning and inclusive leadership, he is committed to fostering academic excellence while promoting critical thinking, emotional intelligence, collaboration, and resilience among students and staff alike.
Outside of his professional life, Mark is married to Ruth, also a teacher, and they have two grown-up sons in the UK. He is a passionate sportsman with interests in golf, rugby, hockey, water sports, skiing and survival skills — and has lived in 13 different countries.
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