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Little Seeds Preschool - St Andrews

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The school at a glance
Instructs in English
Fees SGD 16,800
Ages 1½ - 6 years
Type Co-educational
Bus Service No
Part of
Little Seeds
Academic offering
Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Christian Curriculum
Taught languages Mandarin, English
Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Kindergarten
Introduction

The preschool offers a values-based curriculum grounded in Christian principles, emphasizing moral and character education alongside academic learning. Programs cater to children aged 18 months to 6 years.

This campus is part of Little Seeds

Blk 511 Jurong West Street 52, #01-80, Singapore 640511

The Essentials

Little Seeds Preschool - St Andrews has instruction in English.

Location
Little Seeds Preschool (St. Andrew's) is located at Blk 511 Jurong West Street 52, #01-80, Singapore 640511. It sits in the Jurong West neighbourhood and is about a 10-minute walk from Lakeside MRT. The centre operates as a Partner Operator (POP) site affiliated with Anglican church networks and provides a faith-based early childhood programme.

Stages
Playgroup (18 months) to Kindergarten 2 (6 yrs).

Type
Faith-based preschool; Partner Operator (POP) centre; no boarding facilities.

Additional learning support
Inclusive environment that supports children with diverse learning needs; emphasis on social-emotional learning; specific SEN facilities are not listed.

Country affiliation
Singapore

Religious affiliation
Christian Anglican; faith-based (Centre Chaplain linked with Westside Anglican Church)

School day structure
Full-day operation from 7:00am to 7:00pm; meals included.

Bus service
Public transport access only; nearest MRT is Lakeside (about 10 minutes' walk); nearby bus stops are available.
Diving Deeper

Boarding Arrangements
Boarding is not offered. The centre operates as a day program with supervision during the day, from 7:00am to 7:00pm for full-day enrolments. There is no residential or overnight provision.

Uniform Requirement
Uniforms are sold through Harvest Uniform. Available items include a unisex Henley shirt, boys' shorts, girls' skorts, jogger pants, and a hat; sizes must be chosen at purchase and size exchanges are not allowed. Uniforms can be ordered online and delivered to the family address.

Food Options
The full-day program includes breakfast, lunch, and a tea break. Details on additional dietary options are not specified in the materials available.

Governance and Ownership
Little Seeds Preschool (St Andrew's) is a POP (Partner Operator) centre and SPARK-certified as part of the Little Seeds Preschool group, which operates 17 centres islandwide. The group is faith-based and overseen by Anglican church networks, with a pastoral care team and chaplains appointed by the churches that oversee the centres.
Fees

Annual tuition at Little Seeds Preschool - St Andrews ranges from SGD 16,800 for 2026/27.

Application / Registration Fees

- A registration (application) fee is collected on confirmation of placement. A commonly listed registration fee amount across affiliated centres is SGD 80; this fee may be waived during promotions such as open‑house events.

Tuition fees by year group (St. Andrew's, Jurong West)

- Full Day (Playgroup — 18 months up to Kindergarten 2 — ~6 years): SGD 650 per month. This published centre rate is stated before GST and before any government subsidies for Singaporean children.

- Annual equivalent (12 months): SGD 7,800 (SDG 650 x 12) — shown here as the 12‑month equivalent of the published monthly rate; GST and any applicable subsidies are not included in this figure.

- Subsidies: Singaporean children at Partner Operator (POP) centres can receive government childcare subsidies; POP subsidies can reduce out‑of‑pocket fees by amounts of up to SGD 767 per month (amount depends on eligibility and household income). The POP / Non‑POP fee distinction and subsidy guidance are published for the Little Seeds network.

Per‑term fees / how fees are presented

- Fees are published and billed as a monthly rate. The centre's stated rate is SGD 650 per month; the provider publishes fees as monthly amounts rather than a fixed per‑term schedule. Therefore per‑term totals will equal the monthly fee multiplied by the number of months in that term (the centre's published materials show monthly billing).

Billing schedule and payment terms

- Billing frequency: Fees are presented on a monthly basis (monthly rates).

- At offer/confirmation: a registration fee and a deposit are collected to secure a place; for foreign‑national students, the Student's Pass application fee (and the first month's fees) are collected to confirm placement. A 2‑week trial (when used) requires payment of the registration fee plus a pro‑rated 2‑week fee.

- GST: Centre pages indicate published POP monthly rates are stated excluding GST. Subsidy calculations are applied to the pre‑subsidy monthly rate shown.

Boarding fees

- Not applicable. Little Seeds Preschool (St. Andrew's) is a day preschool (full‑day programme 7:00am–7:00pm); no boarding or residential provision is offered.

Other costs and incidental charges

- Deposit: A deposit is required on confirmation of placement; the centre's registration materials note a deposit is collected but the publicly posted centre page does not list a single, fixed deposit amount. For foreigners a deposit is required together with first‑month fees and Student's Pass application fee when confirming placement.

- Student's Pass application fee (foreign children): payable where applicable to process the Student's Pass when required.

- Uniforms: Uniform items are available and handled through the Little Seeds uniform webstore (separate purchase). Uniform costs are charged separately from tuition.

- Enrichment, materials, incidental charges: Optional enrichment programmes and certain incidental or consumable charges (enrichment providers, materials, occasional school events) may incur additional fees and are handled per centre or external providers; such incidental charges are not published as a single set amount on the St. Andrew's centre page.

Refund information

- No comprehensive public refund policy for tuition, deposit or registration fees is published on the centre's public pages for St. Andrew's. An affiliated registration portal used by partner campuses states that the registration fee is non‑transferable and non‑refundable when collected through that portal; specific refund terms for deposits and other charges are not published on the St. Andrew's centre page.

Fee payment options

- The public centre pages do not list a full set of accepted payment methods for recurring tuition. The registration portal used by affiliated centres collects the registration fee via credit/debit card at registration, indicating card payment is accepted for registration transactions; other payment channels for ongoing tuition (bank transfer / GIRO / PayNow / card) are not explicitly listed on the St. Andrew's public page.

Notes on details not published or not available in public materials

- The St. Andrew's centre page publishes a single POP monthly rate (SGD 650/month) and notes that this is before GST and before subsidies; the public pages do not publish a centre‑specific deposit amount, a line‑by‑line per‑term schedule (fees are shown as monthly), a comprehensive refund policy, or a complete list of accepted ongoing payment methods. Where a registration fee amount appears (commonly SGD 80 across affiliated campuses), it is indicated in affiliated registration materials and in open‑house promotions.

- If you require minute itemisation beyond the monthly tuition rate (for example: an explicit deposit amount, formal refund clauses, a published per‑term calendar and per‑term invoice amount, or a full list of payment channels accepted for ongoing tuition), those specific line items are not detailed on the St. Andrew's public centre page and are recorded at the registration/offer stage or in centre administrative materials.
Academics

Little Seeds Preschool - St Andrews teaches Bespoke Curriculum, Christian Curriculum for students aged 1.5 to 6.

Curriculum
Little Seeds Preschool (St. Andrew's) offers a faith-based, values-driven curriculum for children from Playgroup (PG) to Kindergarten 2 (K2), covering roughly 18 months to 6 years. The curriculum is bilingual, with English language literacy through Phonics & Reading (N–K2) and Chinese thematic learning (PG–K2) integrated into themes. Learning domains include Values Matter; Motor Skills Development; Language & Literacy; Chinese; Aesthetics, Art and Music; Numeracy; and Discovery of the World, with daily outdoor play and weekly motor-skill sessions. The program emphasizes child-led inquiry, outdoor exploration, and life skills such as focus, self-control, perspective-taking, communication, and critical thinking, with explicit preparation for Primary 1 and beyond. Inspiration and philosophy draw on the Reggio Emilia approach and Mind in the Making, treating the environment as the 'third teacher' and embedding values-based learning throughout the day.
Wellbeing

Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
Little Seeds Preschool (St. Andrew's) places a strong emphasis on Social-Emotional Learning (SEL). The program aims to help children manage their emotions, build healthy relationships, and develop empathy. The school describes an inclusive environment that welcomes every child and supports diverse learning needs. The bilingual English-Mandarin curriculum supports language development and social interaction. The Centre Chaplain role provides pastoral support within the school community, with a Pastor-in-charge involved in governance and care. These elements together support students' social and emotional development.

Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The school describes an inclusive environment and emphasizes that every child is welcomed and supported. The centre provides tailored support through motor skills development, phonics, and extra-curricular activities to help holistic growth. The centre operates as a Partner Operator (POP) centre and is SPARK Certified, indicating alignment with standards for high-quality early childhood education. The curriculum includes the 'Values Matter' programme, which supports character development and social-emotional growth. Details about specific SEN categories the school can support or whether it is a specialist SEN institution are not disclosed in the available materials.

English as an Additional Language (EAL)
The school offers a bilingual curriculum in English and Mandarin, designed to support language development and cultural awareness. This bilingual approach integrates language learning within everyday activities rather than through a separate EAL program. The available materials do not specify dedicated EAL staff or separate EAL programs beyond the bilingual curriculum. Language development is embedded across the curriculum alongside other learning goals. The school does not publicly disclose details of any additional EAL-specific services beyond the bilingual curriculum.

Mental Wellbeing
Mental wellbeing is supported through the school's strong emphasis on SEL and social-emotional development. The inclusive environment helps children feel safe and supported in their learning. The Centre Chaplain role provides pastoral support within the school community, with a Pastor-in-Charge for the Westside Anglican Church involved in governance and care. The principal (Tan Chu Lien) leads a caring staff team that fosters a nurturing learning atmosphere. The Values Matter programme and other aspects of the curriculum foster emotional resilience and well-being.

Safeguarding
Little Seeds Preschool has a Whistleblowing Policy that promotes safe reporting of wrongdoing and protects whistleblowers from retaliation. The Policy is part of Anglican Preschool Services Ltd, with procedures for reporting concerns and ensuring appropriate investigations. The organization is mindful of personal data protection, with a Privacy Policy outlining compliance with Singapore's PDPA and a Data Protection Officer contact. The school's safeguarding framework includes confidentiality and timely handling of concerns, as described in the whistleblowing policy. The PDPA policy confirms protection of personal data across APS activities.
Parent Experience

History
Little Seeds Preschool (St. Andrew's) is located at Blk 511 Jurong West Street 52, #01-80, Singapore 640511. The centre was dedicated by the Bishop of Singapore, Rt. Reverend Dr Moses Tay Leng Kong, on 16 May 1987, and was formerly known as St Andrew's Cathedral Child Development Centre. In 2019 faith-based preschools were welcomed into Anglican Preschool Services to form the Little Seeds Preschool network. Today the network comprises 17 faith-based preschools island-wide, including 12 Partner Operator (POP) centres and 5 Non-POP centres. The St. Andrew's centre is a POP centre and SPARK certified, offering a bilingual English–Mandarin curriculum.

Community
The Little Seeds St Andrew's centre emphasizes outdoor learning, social-emotional development, and an inclusive environment. A Centre Chaplain, Kelvin Koo, serves as Pastor-in-Charge and helps connect families with the Westside Anglican Church and local community activities. The campus features an outdoor playground, a mini garden, and community spaces that foster a sense of belonging in the neighbourhood. Open House events, such as the 20 April 2024 session, invite prospective families to tour the centre and learn about the value-based programme.
Facilities

Facilities Overview
The St Andrew's campus features spacious classrooms and dedicated early years learning spaces, including an Indoor Gym, a K1 Learning Space, a Dramatic Space, and a Cosy Space. Indoor facilities also include a Construction Learning Area and a Sandplay space to support hands-on exploration and creative play. Outdoor facilities include an Outdoor Playground, a Mini Garden, and Community Courts that promote active physical development. Outdoor learning is a core feature with spacious outdoor play areas and nature-based activities that encourage exploration and environmental awareness. Water play and an Outdoor Garden are part of the outdoor learning experience at St Andrew's.
Extra-Curricular Activities

Academic & Intellectual
Little Seeds Preschool (St. Andrew's) uses an Integrated Learning Approach that blends traditional teaching methods with innovative educational practices. The bilingual English-Mandarin curriculum enhances language development and cultural awareness. Tailored support includes phonics and motor-skills development to reinforce early literacy and numeracy.

Arts & Creative
Art, music, and movement are integrated into daily activities to inspire creativity and self-expression. The Dramatic Space and dedicated learning spaces support imaginative play and artistic exploration. Outdoor learning and creative experiences complement studio-style activities to broaden expression.

Cultural & Language
The bilingual curriculum is English and Mandarin, enhancing language development and cultural awareness. Children practice both languages in daily interactions, activities, and school routines. This bilingual approach supports cognitive flexibility and cross-cultural understanding.

Social & Hobbies
Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) is a core focus, helping children manage emotions, build relationships, and develop empathy. Outdoor learning and play support collaboration, resilience, and physical development. The Outdoor Playground, Mini Garden, and Community Courts provide spaces for cooperative games and hobby-based exploration.

Lifestyle & Wellbeing
Outdoor learning promotes physical development and environmental appreciation. The inclusive environment welcomes every child and supports wellbeing. Spacious outdoor play areas and nature-based activities encourage active play and holistic health.
Languages

Language Provision
Languages taught include English and Mandarin. Phonics and reading are taught in English (N–K2). Chinese thematic lessons are integrated into the curriculum (PG–K2).

Bilingual Teaching
The school offers a bilingual curriculum in English and Mandarin, with English phonics and reading taught and Chinese thematic lessons integrated into the programme.
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