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My First Skool receives predominantly positive feedback, with parents highlighting strong teacher engagement, regular communication about their children's progress, and welcoming attitudes during the transition period. Multiple reviewers noted that teachers provided consistent updates on classroom activities and developmental milestones, while staff remained supportive when parents visited frequently during adjustment weeks. However, one parent reported contrasting experiences, citing inadequate orientation, disengaged teaching staff, and a lack of local teachers as significant concerns.

My little one attends playgroup here, and it’s been such a delight to see him happily walk into the campus each day without any stress or fuss. During those first few weeks, my spouse and I visited his classroom multiple times a day to check on him, and the principal and teachers were always so understanding and supportive—they never once made us feel unwelcome. This gave me/us the peace of mind to focus on work, knowing my son was in the safe and caring hands of teachers who consistently show kindness and attentiveness to all the children. I also love how thoughtfully [My First Skool] integrates good ventilation and open spaces, allowing the kids to enjoy natural sunlight and connect with the outside world rather than confined to a bright, closed-off room. As we prepare to relocate to another branch, we’ll truly miss this campus. Teachers Fifi and Laoshi have been my son’s favorites, and I can wholeheartedly vouch for their exceptional care, dedication, and warmth.

Title: Disappointing Experience - Lack of Engagement & Orientation Rating: 1/5 I'm extremely disappointed with First Skool's service. As a parent, I expect engagement and support, but it was lacking. The orientation was nonexistent, and teachers seemed disengaged from both my son and me. The absence of local teachers is a significant drawback. I believe having more local staff would benefit the school. Three incidents raised serious concerns: 1. The Chinese teacher's unhygienic diaper-changing practices pose potential health risks. 2. A Filipino teacher in Infant Care nearly hit my son while rushing past the playgroup class, compromising safety. 3. During outdoor activities, PMD bikes were speeding, and individuals with roller equipment were walking around, creating safety hazards. Given these issues, I wouldn't recommend First Skool for a nurturing environment. Hopefully, they'll address these concerns and improve.

Our daughter has been going to MFS for almost 3 years now and she's absolutely loves it. Shes enjoying all the activities and the care of her teachers. The teachers are kind, thoughtful and will always update you on important events. Teacher Di from nursery has been really great to our daughter from day 1.

My 1 and Only have be with MFS Jalan Sultan for 5yrs. All the Teachers are Friendly with Passion for Teaching, 💞Love & Caring for All the small kids with parents have no worries when working. Have been giving different support for the need interm of mental or physical from the Principal & Teachers. Teachers will always keep me update with my kid progress in class. Really Thank alot for the Coaching/Teaching that turn her from Baby to now small girl and soon to Primary school kid. 👍🏻🙏🏻

All the Teachers at Jalan Sultan centre very friendly and caring. My 2 daughters have been with the centre since infant and good progress been made for my daughters development. Thanks to all Teachers. Recommended.

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How much does My First Skool charge per month?›

My First Skool operates on a monthly recurring fee model, positioned at the mid-range ($$) tier for Singapore childcare. Precise figures are not published on this listing, so you will need to contact the centre directly for the current rate applicable to your child's age group, as infant care fees differ from toddler and childcare fees. Beyond the monthly fee, ask about the one-time registration fee, the deposit (typically equivalent to one to two months' fees), and any costs for uniforms or personal accident insurance. Childcare and infant care fees at ECDA-licensed centres are GST-exempt, so no GST should be added to your invoice. See the full childcare cost guide for Singapore →

What subsidies can I claim at My First Skool?›

Singapore citizen children enrolled at an ECDA-licensed centre may qualify for the Basic Subsidy — up to S$600 per month for infant care and up to S$300 per month for childcare. Working mothers who clock 56 hours or more of employment per month may additionally qualify for the Working Mother's Child Development Subsidy, which provides further reduction on top of the Basic Subsidy. Families with lower household incomes may also qualify for the Additional Subsidy, which is income-tested and can bring combined monthly support to up to S$710 or more at the infant care level. Singapore Permanent Resident children receive partial subsidies at lower quantum. Subsidy rates are reviewed periodically, so always check directly with ECDA at go.gov.sg/ecda for the most current figures before enrolment.

Is there a waitlist at My First Skool?›

Infant care places in Singapore are among the most competitive in the childcare sector, and it is advisable to enquire three to twelve months ahead of your intended start date. January is the peak intake month for most centres, so families targeting the new year should begin the process by the second or third quarter of the preceding year. To secure a place, you will typically need to pay a registration fee and, once offered a slot, a deposit to hold it. My First Skool has multiple centres islandwide, so availability may vary between locations. Contact the Jln Sultan centre directly — or ask about nearby branches — to get an accurate picture of current vacancy for your child's age group.