About La Petite Ecole Singapore
La Petite Ecole Singapore is a French-curriculum international school located at 7 Holland Village Way, One Holland Village. The listing is KakiList-verified and ACRA-registered, though no regulatory licences are currently recorded on this profile. There is no Google review data available at this time, so independent rating signals cannot be assessed. Pricing is indicated at the mid-range tier ($$), but specific annual tuition figures have not been published on this listing — prospective families should request a full fee schedule directly from the school.
Families considering La Petite Ecole Singapore will want to confirm the curriculum track on offer — French schools in Singapore typically follow the Programme Français or its international variant, which prepares pupils for the Brevet and Baccalauréat, with strong pathways to French and European universities as well as internationally recognised university admissions. When enquiring, ask about the full annual cost, including tuition, non-refundable enrolment fee, refundable deposit, any building fund or capital levy, transport, and meals — the headline tuition figure rarely reflects the total commitment. Confirm the school's EduTrust certification status directly with the school and on the Committee for Private Education (CPE) register, as no licence data is currently recorded here. It is also worth asking about SEN support capacity, the student-to-teacher ratio, and the proportion of French-national versus Singaporean or other-nationality enrolments, as these factors shape the learning environment meaningfully.
Contact La Petite Ecole Singapore by phone or via the enquiry form to request a prospectus, confirm EduTrust certification, obtain the complete annual fee schedule, and arrange a school visit before submitting any application or paying any fees. Listing data is incomplete — contact La Petite Ecole Singapore directly to confirm details.
Visit during school hours, verify EduTrust certification on the CPE register, and get the full cost (tuition + enrolment fee + deposit + building fund + transport/meals) and refund policy in writing before paying.
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La Petite Ecole Singapore has not published specific tuition figures on this listing, so the amounts below reflect typical Singapore international school ranges rather than confirmed school-specific data — contact the school directly for a full fee schedule. Annual tuition at international schools in Singapore typically runs from S$25,000 to S$60,000 or more, depending on year group and curriculum. Beyond tuition, families should budget for a non-refundable enrolment fee (typically S$3,500–S$7,500), a refundable deposit (often one term's fees), a building fund or capital levy at some schools (S$10,000–S$25,000 in some cases), transport (S$3,500–S$8,000 per year), and meals (S$1,500–S$4,000 per year). Tuition fees are GST-exempt. Note that some schools have increased fees by 8–12% annually in recent years, which is material over a multi-year enrolment. See the full International Schools cost guide for Singapore →
La Petite Ecole Singapore follows a French curriculum, which typically covers the full K–12 continuum culminating in the French Baccalauréat (or its international equivalent). The French Bac is recognised for university admissions across France and much of continental Europe, and is broadly accepted by universities in the UK, North America, and internationally, though the strength of recognition varies by institution and destination country. Families targeting French or European universities will find this curriculum a natural fit. Those with US or UK university destinations should ask the school specifically about historical admissions outcomes, whether AP or A-Level supplementation is available, and how international university counselling is structured. Enquire about student-teacher ratios and, if the school publishes Baccalauréat pass rates or average scores, request those figures before making a decision.
Start by contacting the school via phone or the enquiry form to confirm current availability for your child's year group and to request an application pack. Popular year groups at international schools can have waiting lists, so it is advisable to enquire as early as possible. Older students may be asked to attend an intake assessment or interview before a place is offered. Before paying any fees, confirm the school's EduTrust certification on the CPE public register — this is the mandatory private school quality mark in Singapore and its absence would be a material concern. Clarify what is refundable if you leave Singapore mid-year, when the enrolment fee and deposit are due, and how the building fund (if any) is treated on departure. Visiting the school during a normal school day and meeting the relevant year-group lead is strongly recommended before committing.
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