Our kindergarten programmes are designed to transform learning into an adventure for our kindergarteners, all while preparing them for formal schooling.
With 44 centres across the island, we provide families convenient access to quality education for children aged 5 to 6.
In Star Learners’ kindergarten programmes, we prepare children for primary school by building the skills and knowledge they require for that transition. With our proprietary Starbeam™ framework, we keep learning fun and engaging with our literature-based approach, as we harness the power of stories to create immersive learning experiences for our kindergarteners.
At all of our centres, we keep to the teacher-child ratio guidelines set by the Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA) to ensure more opportunities for meaningful teacher-child interaction.
Kindergarten curriculum highlights
Power of Stories
Find a kindergarten programme near you today
With 44 locations in Singapore, all of our centres offer kindergarten programmes for children aged 5 to 6 years old.
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A DAY IN OUR KINDERGARTEN PROGRAMME
On a typical day in Star Learners, your child will be exposed to varied activities that encourage collaboration, interactions and discussions among peers.
Learning experiences are centred around featured stories from a selection of award-winning children’s literature. Lessons from the book are then amplified through active learning, where children discover concepts, explore themes, and pick up core competencies as they play with purpose.
Throughout the day, your child can look forward to fun, activity-based lessons in immersive and themed learning areas, as they develop skills and knowledge in our key learning domains.
| 01 Aesthetics and Creative Expression |
| 02 Social and Emotional Development |
| 03 Language and Literacy |
| 04 Numeracy |
| 05 Motor Skills Development |
| 06 Discovery of the World |
Kindergarten 1 & 2
Mon – Fri
AM
Arrival
Health Check/ Interaction Time/ Free Play
Assembly
Breakfast/ Story Time/ Song & Rhymes
Outdoor Exploration
Curriculum Hours
English/ Chinese Core Curriculum/
Gross Motor Activities/ Learning Corners
Lunch & Routine Care
PM
Nap Time
Tea Break
Curriculum Hours
Math Programme/Character Buidling Programme/
Current Affairs / Music & Movement
Play
Construction/ Manipulative/ Dough
Free Play/ Enrichment Programmes (optional)
Home Sweet Home
Food & Nutrition
Created by a team of specialised chefs, our menus are approved by the Health Promotion Board to ensure your child consumes the daily nutrition he/she needs. Find out what’s in a meal at Star Learners.
School Fees
Star Learners is an appointed Partner Operator.
Under the Partner Operator scheme (POP) by the Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA), school fees are capped to ensure child care and infant care services are kept affordable for Singaporean children.
| Singaporean | |
|---|---|
| Child Care | |
 Full Day | 650 |
 Half Day | 490 |
All fees listed are in Singapore dollars and subjected to
prevailing GST rates.
Parents’ Preferred Choice
Awarded the Best in Literature-based Curriculum by Parents World, Singapore’s #1 Parenting & Lifestyle magazine.
Voted the Best Preschool of the Year 2026 by Mummys Market.
Featured on Sassy Mama’s Preschool Guide 2026.
Awarded the Popular Choice Award 2025 by local search platform, Serious About Preschool.
Featured on Little Steps Asia’s Guide to Best Baby and Toddler Playgroup in Singapore.
Awarded Local School Curriculum Bronze Award (Experts’ Vote) at the Little Steps Asia Education Awards 2026.
Child Care Centres
With 44 centres island-wide, you’ll find one near you.
Frequently asked questions
Our Chinese curriculum is designed to develop interest and enjoyment of the Chinese language. This is done through various interactive lessons covering games, experiments, dramatisation and needless to say, picturebooks! In K2, we further hone their language skills by introducing them to Hanyu Pinyin as they prepare for Primary School.
Besides language abilities, we also instill an appreciation of the Chinese culture via activities like calligraphy and poetry.
At our centres, videos are used strictly for educational purposes.
Our older children (N2-K2) engage with approximately six to seven videos per term, each around three minutes long. Any longer videos are shown in segments to facilitate discussion and interaction.
Being ready for primary school goes beyond academic skills. Our curriculum is aligned with the MOE’s Nurturing Early Learners Framework, giving children a strong foundation for their transition to primary school.
Academic skills aside, children also have opportunities to learn about what to expect when they enter primary school. As part of their learning experiences, some children visit primary schools and become familiar with aspects of primary school life. They also learn practical skills, such as counting money and making choices when buying food during recess.
Throughout their preschool years, children develop social and emotional skills that help them build friendships, collaborate with others, manage their emotions and become more independent. These experiences help children feel more confident as they take their next step into primary school.
