About Clementi Woods Kindergarten
Clementi Woods Kindergarten is a preschool and kindergarten located at 152 West Coast Road, Singapore 127370. The centre is KakiList-verified and ACRA-registered, and holds a Google rating of 4.7 out of 5, though this is based on 10 reviews and should be treated as directional rather than conclusive. Fees are displayed at the S$$ price point, which is broadly in line with mid-range kindergarten pricing in Singapore.
Families considering enrolment are encouraged to enquire early about available slots for their intended start month, as places at well-regarded kindergartens can fill quickly. When you contact the centre, ask about the infant-to-caregiver ratio, the daily routine, and the settling-in programme for children joining for the first time. It is also worth confirming whether the centre participates in ECDA subsidy schemes, as Singapore citizen children may be eligible for fee assistance depending on household income and parental working status.
To take the next step, use the phone or enquiry form listed on this page to request a centre visit. Meeting the lead teacher and observing the classroom environment in person will give you a clearer sense of whether the programme is a good fit for your child before you sign any parent contract.
Visit the centre in person, meet the lead teacher, and read the parent contract before signing.
Summary based on 10 Google reviews.
Our family has been part of the Clementi Woods Kindergarten (CWK) community for several years, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the experience. From day one, CWK has felt like a second home — a place where our child has been cared for and encouraged. Every child is welcomed by name, from the morning greetings at the gate to the cheerful assembly and into the classroom. It’s something that truly touched us — knowing that not just our child, but every student is known personally by the staff. The teachers, many of whom have been with the school for over a decade, bring not only experience but a deep love for what they do. They take time to understand each child, helping them grow in confidence, independence, and character. What sets CWK apart is its strong foundation in faith and values. The principles of love, care, sharing, giving, and growing aren’t just taught — they’re lived out daily in the classroom and playground. The admin team, led by the principal, is warm, responsive, and always open to feedback. We’ve felt heard and supported every step of the way. One of our child’s favourite parts of the day has been the morning assembly — filled with praise and worship songs, laughter, and energy. It’s a joyful start that sets the tone for learning and connection. CWK may not have all the bells and whistles of a commercial preschool, but it offers something far more valuable: a safe, consistent, and faith grounded environment where children thrive. We’re so thankful for the strong foundation it’s given our child — and for the community we’ve found here.
A fairly good kindergarten with kind and helpful staff. The admin team is really good and accommodating. However, the start of each day at CWK is overstimulating for a preschooler as loud music will be blasted at assembly - I supposed the school wants to hype up the entire atmosphere for kids but a more calming start might be an easier transition for kids. Some teaching staff have been around for more than 15 years so some of their methods, though well-intentioned, might be less attuned to the needs of current generation of kids and borders on being disempowering for children who need a little more support. There is a lot of focus on traditional teaching methods like worksheets and less hands-on activities that promotes experiential learning and creative thinking. School bus driver is a little eccentric and would pick a bone with parents who enter the school compound earlier (understandably, cars can only enter at 2.20pm due to limited space available) - even if permission has been sought to enter the school (happened to me twice, and I’ve witnessed this happen to other parents several times too). I will recommend this school for a faith-based environment, super nice/easy to work with admin team (principal, admin, etc). However, if you’re looking for teachers who are nurturing, patient, supportive, and updated in their teaching methods, it might be less than desirable. The school is big on conformity and very unsupportive of independent thinking. We have switched our child from this school to another school and found that we really prefer a quieter/ calming start to the day and we find it more empowering for our preschooler to be in the company of teachers who understand the need for hands-on learning, are patient and more nurturing. We find our child now more confident and less scared to express her views in class. It’s regretful that our child did not have a positive experience with her teachers at CWK as she often talks about her fear of being scolded. This has a lasting impact on her that we are still trying to work on how. It’s very regretful and one of the poorest choices I have made. This is a personal and honest view from my end, with due respect given to the school and their staff. Written with the sole intent for other parents to understand the environment before they dive in as quite a lot of energy, time and money will be involved if you choose to enrol in any school of your choice.
This is the best kindergarten you can send your child to. All my four children attend this kindergarten. It is not expensive. They have a holistic program that expose your child to various subjects. They teach your children life skills , math and also Chinese and handicraft. The Chinese teacher speaks to your child only in mandarin, which helps stem learn the language. The children love going to school and it gives them such a good impression of school, starting them on the right track to learning. If you are interested in sending your child here, you need to queue up early to register because it is extremely popular. Furthermore, the uniform looks great 😃
I am so grateful for what CWK has done for my kids. They acquired discipline, maintained healthy habits and happiness, while excelled academically. The teachers are loving and supportive. I can't ask for more.
Heartfelt thanks to CWK the incredible staff, and her wonderful teachers for creating such a warm, nurturing environment where she could grow, learn, and thrive. Your dedication, hard work, and patience have been nothing short of inspiring. Each day, she came home with new stories, smiles, and excitement for learning, all thanks to the love and commitment you bring to your work. We are truly grateful for the positive impact you’ve had on her early years, and we couldn’t have asked for a better start to her journey. Thank you for everything!” God bless CWK ❤️Raaha’s mummy ❤️
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| Clementi Woods Kindergarten (this page) | ⭐ 4.7 | 10 | — | ✓ |
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Clementi Woods Kindergarten is listed at the S$$ price tier, which is broadly consistent with mid-range kindergarten fees in Singapore. Published fees for kindergartens typically range from around S$160 per month for government-supported programmes to S$800 or more per month for private operators. In addition to monthly fees, families should ask about a one-off registration fee, a deposit (commonly equivalent to one to two months' fees), and any charges for uniforms or personal accident insurance. Childcare and kindergarten fees in Singapore are GST-exempt, so you will not be charged Goods and Services Tax on tuition fees. Contact the centre directly to confirm the current fee schedule before committing. See the full childcare cost guide for Singapore →
Singapore citizen children attending ECDA-licensed kindergartens may be eligible for the Kindergarten Fee Assistance Scheme (KiFAS), which provides means-tested fee assistance for families enrolled at anchor and partner operators. For childcare centres, the Basic Subsidy offers up to S$300 per month for childcare (and up to S$600 per month for infant care), while the Additional Subsidy provides further income-tested support. Working mothers who work at least 56 hours per month may also qualify for the Additional Working Mother's Child Care Subsidy. Permanent residents are eligible for partial subsidies at lower quantum than citizens. Subsidy amounts and eligibility criteria are updated periodically, so always check directly with ECDA at ecda.gov.sg for the most current figures before applying. Confirm with the centre whether it participates in the relevant subsidy schemes before enrolment.
Demand for places at established kindergartens in Singapore can be significant, and popular centres often fill their cohorts several months in advance. For kindergarten intake, January is the primary start-of-year month, and many families begin enquiring as early as six to twelve months ahead. Infant care places in particular can have lengthy waitlists, so earlier contact is advisable if you are looking to secure a spot. To register your interest, you will typically need to pay a registration fee and, once a place is offered, a deposit to confirm the enrolment. Contact Clementi Woods Kindergarten directly by phone or through the enquiry form on this page to ask about current availability for your child's intended start date.
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