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Edulearn's staff demonstrate patient, structured teaching approaches with teachers like Mr. Eszuan and Yiling earning praise for clear explanations and individual attention to student needs. Parents value the smaller class sizes, clean facilities, and homework support, particularly for building foundational skills in subjects like Chinese and POA. The centre accommodates diverse learners, including those with special needs, creating a welcoming environment where children feel supported and encouraged.

My daughter Abigail (Primary 1) has been with this student care centre for about 7 months, and overall we’re happy with the experience. The centre is clean, relatively new, and the environment feels safe and welcoming. The teachers are patient and helpful, especially when assisting the kids with their homework. I also appreciate that the student group is smaller compared to larger centres, which allows for more individual attention. It would be great if the teachers could be more proactive in updating parents on our child’s progress, but otherwise, it's a solid choice. Would recommend this centre to parents looking for a clean, well-managed, and less crowded student care option.

A Truly Caring and Fair Student Care Centre in Toa Payoh We’ve had a wonderful experience with this student care centre in Toa Payoh. The environment is not only warm and supportive, but also deeply respectful of every child’s individual needs—especially those with special needs. One teacher in particular stood out for showing an exceptional level of patience, compassion, and professionalism. They treat every child with dignity and do true justice to the role of an educator—not just by teaching, but by genuinely understanding and guiding each child with care and fairness. In a world where not every child is given the attention they deserve, this centre goes above and beyond. The team creates a space where all children feel safe, valued, and empowered to grow. If you’re looking for a student care centre that upholds both heart and integrity, this is it. Highly recommended.

I am very grateful to have Mr. Eszuan as my POA teacher. He explains concepts clearly and patiently, and always makes sure we understand instead of just memorising. His lessons are well-structured and he uses simple examples that make difficult topics easier to grasp. What I appreciate most is that he is approachable and encouraging, which really helps build my confidence in POA. Thanks to his guidance, I have improved a lot and also started to enjoy the subject much more. Highly recommend him to anyone learning POA!

My son enjoys his time in the centre. Teacher Yiling was caring towards my son even though it was a rough experience for both of us but we managed to sort it out. Hope to have more teachers in the school to take care of the kids.

My child is attending K2 Chinese class. I have seen him bring back homework to practice his Chinese writing and reading. Helps to build his Chinese foundation. And he seems to enjoy his lessons as well.

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How much does Edulearn charge per month?›

Edulearn operates on a monthly recurring fee model at the S$$ price tier. Beyond the monthly programme fee, families should ask about a one-time registration fee, a deposit (typically equivalent to one to two months' fees), and any additional costs for uniforms or personal accident insurance. Childcare and student care fees in Singapore are GST-exempt, so there is no goods and services tax applied on top of the monthly charge. Always request a written fee schedule before signing any enrolment agreement so you have a clear picture of the total upfront commitment. See the full childcare cost guide for Singapore →

What subsidies can I claim at Edulearn?›

Singapore citizen children enrolled in ECDA-licensed student care centres may be eligible for government subsidies. The Basic Subsidy provides up to S$300 per month for childcare and student care. The Working Mother's Child Relief Subsidy provides additional support for mothers working at least 56 hours per month. Income-tested households may also qualify for the Additional Subsidy, which can bring total monthly support higher depending on gross household income. Permanent resident children are eligible for partial subsidies at lower quantum. Subsidy amounts and eligibility criteria are reviewed periodically, so check directly with ECDA at www.ecda.gov.sg for the most current figures before enrolment. Confirm with Edulearn whether the centre is ECDA-licensed, as subsidy eligibility is contingent on this registration.

Is there a waitlist at Edulearn?›

Student care places in Singapore can be limited, and popular centres in mature estates such as Toa Payoh often fill up several months in advance. As a general guide, it is advisable to enquire three to six months before your intended start date. The January intake is typically the most competitive, as it aligns with the new school year. To secure a place, centres usually require payment of a registration fee and a deposit to hold the slot. Contact Edulearn directly via WhatsApp, phone, or the enquiry form to ask about current availability and what is required to reserve a place for your child.