Fees
Partner Operator Scheme (POP)
Under this POP scheme by the Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA), school fees are capped to ensure child care and infant care services are kept affordable for Singaporean children. The fees listed are across all levels.
*Half day programmes are available at selected centres. For details on locations and fees for non-POP centres, please write to us at info@starlearners.com.sg.
| Singaporeans | ||
|---|---|---|
| Child Care | Infant Care | |
 Full Day | 650 (from Jan 2026) | 1290 |
 Half Day | 490 (from Jan 2026) | 920 |
| PRs/ Foreigners | ||
|---|---|---|
| Child Care | Infant Care | |
| Full Day | from 994 to 1480 | from 1730 to 2380 |
| Half Day | from 840 to 1180 | from 1260 to 1880 |
All fees listed are in Singapore dollars and are subjected to GST.
Subsidies
Basic Subsidy
All parents with Singapore Citizen children are eligible for Basic Subsidy. It is given to working mothers who work a minimum of 56 hours per month. For non-working mothers, a subsidy of $150 is given.
| Working Mothers | ||
|---|---|---|
| Child Care | Infant Care | |
| Full Day | 300 | 600 |
| Half Day | 150 | 300 |
| Non-Working Mothers | ||
|---|---|---|
| Child Care | Infant Care | |
| Full Day | 150 | 150 |
| Half Day | 150 | 150 |
All fees listed are in Singapore dollars and subjected to prevailing GST rates.
Additional Subsidy
Parents with children who are Singapore citizens may also apply for Additional Subsidy to help defray preschool expenses. It is given to families with working mothers and with gross monthly household incomes of $12,000 and below, or Per Capita Income of $3,000 and below for larger families. For more information on subsidies, click here.
