MapleBear Preschool ✓ ACRA Verified

MapleBear Preschool's exact fee schedule is not published in this listing, so families should contact the school directly for current figures. As a guide, international preschools and early years programmes in Singapore typically charge annual tuition in the range of S$15,000–S$35,000 depending on the curriculum and age group. Beyond tuition, parents should ask about the non-refundable enrolment fee (commonly S$3,500–S$7,500), a refundable deposit (often equivalent to one term's fees), transport costs of roughly S$3,500–S$8,000 per year, and meals if not included. Tuition fees are GST-exempt. Some schools also levy a building or capital fund contribution. Fee increases of 5–10% annually are not uncommon at international institutions, so it is worth factoring this into a multi-year commitment. See the full International Schools cost guide for Singapore →

The specific curriculum offered by MapleBear Preschool is not detailed in the current listing data. Families should ask the school directly whether the programme follows a Canadian, IB Early Years, or other internationally recognised framework, and how it aligns with the primary school options — both local MOE schools and international schools — that families are likely to consider next. At the preschool level, the curriculum choice shapes early literacy and numeracy approaches, language of instruction, and the degree of structured versus play-based learning. It is also worth asking about the student-to-teacher ratio (16–20 is typical at international schools, though preschool ratios are often smaller), the qualifications of teaching staff, and whether the school's graduate profile aligns with the primary programmes you are targeting. If university pathway planning is a consideration, ask how the preschool feeds into primary years and whether there is continuity within a larger school group.

Contact MapleBear Preschool by phone or via the online enquiry form to ask about current availability for your child's age group and intended start date. Popular international preschools in Singapore can have waiting lists, particularly for younger cohorts, so it is advisable to enquire as early as possible. Typically, the process involves submitting an application form, paying a non-refundable enrolment fee to secure the place, and providing a refundable deposit. Some schools invite families for a visit or short orientation session before confirming enrolment. Clarify what portion of fees is refundable should you need to leave Singapore before the academic year ends, and ask when the school requires payment of the deposit relative to the start date. Given that no CPE EduTrust certification is currently recorded for this listing, families are strongly advised to verify the school's regulatory status on the Committee for Private Education (CPE) register at www.cpe.gov.sg before paying any fees.