 As of 2010, Pathlight School had an enrolment of over 500 students, of whom about 40 % had their school fees of S $ 500 subsidised. The school caters to autistic Singaporeans aged six to 18, who are able to access the mainstream curriculum because they are high-functioning, but would have difficulty learning in a mainstream school. Most students take mainstream national examinations, such as the PSLE and O Levels, with results comparable to students from mainstream schools, and some enter mainstream tertiary institutions. About 10 % of students take a vocational track and may transfer to Eden School, which caters to lower-functioning autistic children and focuses on vocational training. Students from Pathlight School have participated in — and won — national competitions such as the National Youth Business Challenge 2010.
