Assumption Pathway School Review — Secondary School in Singapore (2026)

About Assumption Pathway School

Assumption Pathway School is a co-ed secondary school in Singapore, in the West zone.

It offers 12 CCAs.

School overview

MOE’s Heritage Centre traces the school to St Joseph’s Trade School, founded in January 1938 by two Brothers of St Gabriel. It later became Boys’ Town Trade School, then a vocational institute, before adopting the Assumption Pathway name in 2009 with an expanded foundation and character curriculum. The present school is a specialised route for students who cannot access or complete mainstream secondary education. It is distinct from Assumption English School, so that neighbouring school’s student accounts are not evidence about APS.

The foundation-education page’s original programme image identifies English, Mathematics and ICT as its literacy, numeracy and technology provision. The wider curriculum chart also includes art, music and physical education. It describes classes of 20 and two teachers in kitchens and workshops. Those are published programme arrangements, not a claim of two teachers in every lesson. Families can ask how work on reading, numbers and communication is adjusted to the child’s starting point alongside practical training.

Overview sources

• Assumption Pathway School
• Foundation Education
• Curriculum

Location and contact

• 30 Cashew Road, Singapore 679697
• Nearest MRT: Cashew
• Telephone: 62793000