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Curriculum Bespoke Curriculum, Christian Curriculum
Taught languages Mandarin, English
Strengths Visual and Creative Arts, Academic Enrichment
Clubs Cultural and Language, Social and Hobbies
Stages Infant/Toddler Care, Early Years, Kindergarten
Introduction
The preschool offers a values-based curriculum grounded in Christian principles, emphasizing moral and character education alongside academic learning. Programs cater to children aged 18 months to 6 years.
Facilities include indoor and outdoor recreational spaces, equipped with a sandpit, waterplay and a Playseum
This campus is part ofLittle Seeds
839 Upper Serangoon Rd, Singapore 534682
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Fees
Annual tuition at Little Seeds Preschool - St. Paul's Church ranges from SGD 16,872 to SGD 20,268 for 2026/27.
Academics
Little Seeds Preschool - St. Paul's Church teaches Bespoke Curriculum, Christian Curriculum for students aged 1.5 to 6.
Curriculum
The curriculum is rooted in Christian values, with the Values Matter programme introducing key values and learning dispositions each term across all year groups. Language and literacy are developed through a structured phonics approach that includes phonics activity books, readers, and storytelling, while Chinese is taught thematically through stories and daily contexts. Numeracy emphasises understanding concepts rather than memorisation, with regular revisiting of ideas and use of mathematical language to build confidence. Inquiry and exploration are encouraged through Sensory Play & Inquiry, giving children opportunities for hands-on learning. Weekly motor skills sessions and daily outdoor play further support physical development. The programme runs from Playgroup through Kindergarten 2 (ages about 18 months to 6 years), preparing children for a smooth transition into Primary 1.
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Admissions
Admissions
1. Registration of Interest Prospective parents begin by submitting a Registration of Interest online through the Little Seeds website, selecting the specific centre. Required documents must be prepared.
2. Centre Contact & Offer After registering, the Centre Administrator contacts parents to discuss placement availability at the chosen centre. If a place is offered, parents receive details of fees, subsidy eligibility, and the terms.
3. Acceptance & Fee Payment Once the offer is accepted, parents pay a registration fee, a deposit, and typically the first month’s fees or equivalent to confirm the placement. For non-Singaporean students, a Student’s Pass application fee is also required.
4. Trial Period The school offers a 2-week trial period for interested parents. During this time, a pro-rated fee for the 2-week period is charged, alongside the registration fee. This allows families and children to try out the centre before full commitment.
Scholarships
The school does not publicly publish information regarding whether scholarships (merit or need-based financial awards) are offered.
Waitlist
The preschool does not publicly describe a formal waitlist or pool system.
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FAQs
What ages does Little Seeds Preschool - St. Paul's Church accept?
The centre accepts children from about 18 months to 6 years, running programmes from Playgroup through Kindergarten 2 to prepare children for a smooth transition into Primary 1.
Where is the St. Paul's Church centre located and how easy is it to get to by public transport?
The centre is at 839 Upper Serangoon Rd, Singapore 534682, and is within a four-minute walk of Kovan MRT, making it convenient for families using public transport.
What is the school's educational ethos and curriculum approach?
The curriculum is values-based and grounded in Christian principles, with the Values Matter programme introducing key values and learning dispositions each term. Learning is play-based, with structured phonics for literacy, thematic Chinese, inquiry through sensory play, and a focus on conceptual numeracy.
How do I apply for a place at the St. Paul's Church centre?
Applications start with submitting a Registration of Interest specifying the chosen centre, after which the Centre Administrator will contact you about availability. If offered a place, parents pay a registration fee, a deposit and typically the first month's fees or equivalent to confirm the booking; non-Singaporean students require a Student's Pass application fee.
Do you offer a trial period so my child can try the centre before fully committing?
Yes, the centre offers a 2-week trial period during which a pro-rated fee for the two weeks is charged alongside the registration fee to allow families and children to try the centre before full commitment.
Is there a formal waitlist or are scholarships available?
The centre does not publicly describe a formal waitlist or pool system, and it does not publish information about whether scholarships are offered.
How is literacy taught at Little Seeds Preschool - St. Paul's Church?
Language and literacy are developed through a structured phonics approach that includes phonics activity books, readers and storytelling, helping children build foundational reading and communication skills.
How does the preschool teach numeracy to young children?
Numeracy emphasises understanding concepts rather than memorisation, with regular revisiting of ideas and consistent use of mathematical language to build confidence and comprehension.
How does the programme prepare children for Primary 1?
The programme runs from Playgroup through Kindergarten 2 and combines structured phonics, thematic Chinese, inquiry-based sensory play, weekly motor skills sessions and daily outdoor play to develop academic readiness and social-emotional confidence for Primary 1 transition.
What kinds of outdoor and play facilities does the centre have?
The renovated centre features a Playseum with a Viking Ship Playground, a Sensory Boardwalk, Road Park, Private Playspaces, a sandpit and waterplay areas to support hands-on and physical exploration.
What sports equipment or movement facilities are available for children?
The centre provides movement-based play areas and sport equipment including badminton rackets, shuttlecocks and a basketball for group activities and learning games.
Are there specialised learning spaces or resources for play-based learning?
Yes, the learning environment includes Private Playspaces, a Playseum, sandpit and waterplay designed to support cognitive, social and physical development through play-based learning.
What kinds of activities are offered beyond classroom lessons?
Beyond classroom lessons, the centre runs sensory play and inquiry activities, weekly motor skills sessions and a chaplain-led Explorers Programme that teaches biblical values and life skills in engaging ways.
Does the centre run any values or faith-based programmes for children?
Yes, the Centre Chaplain leads the Explorers Programme to teach biblical values and life skills, and the Values Matter programme introduces core values and learning dispositions across all year groups.
How does the preschool support children's social and emotional development?
Social and emotional learning is integrated through the Values Matter programme, where children learn core values and apply them in daily routines, and parents report staff support helps children adjust and build confidence.
Does the centre provide specialist SEN support or interventions?
The centre does not publicly disclose specific information about SEN provision or specialist support.
Is there support for children who are learning English as an additional language (EAL)?
There is no evidence of a dedicated EAL programme published for this centre.
What safeguarding or child protection information is available?
The centre does not publicly provide a safeguarding or child protection policy, and no details are published about procedures, designated staff or training.
What meals are provided during the day for children in full-day and half-day programmes?
For full-day (7:00am–7:00pm) children receive breakfast, lunch and a tea break, while half-day (7:00am–1:00pm) children are provided with breakfast and lunch.
Is the preschool affiliated with a church or larger organisation, and who leads the centre?
The centre is faith-based and operates within St. Paul's Church as part of the Little Seeds Preschool network of 17 centres; the Centre Chaplain is Leroy Mortimer and the Principal is Monica Xavier.
What are the tuition fees at Little Seeds Preschool - St. Paul's Church?
Annual tuition at Little Seeds Preschool - St. Paul's Church ranges from SGD 16,872 to SGD 20,268 depending on year group. Fees are reviewed each year, so check the school's current fee schedule before applying.