1. Read the rules
The official ECDA subsidy scheme page explains who qualifies and how income and working status count.
Same fee at all three centres
Childcare Fees & Subsidies
What you pay at Little Treasures, and how ECDA subsidies bring it down.
- $650/month POP fee cap, full day, before subsidies
- Up to $767/month in subsidies for eligible working families
Our Fees
| Programme | Ages | Monthly fee before subsidies |
|---|---|---|
| Playgroup | 18 months – 3 years | $650 full day |
| Pre-Nursery | 3 – 4 years | $650 full day |
| Nursery | 4 – 5 years | $650 full day |
| Kindergarten 1 & 2 | 5 – 6 years | $650 full day |
| Infant care | 2 – 18 months | $1,290 full day, no GST |
Fees for Singapore Citizen children. The same fee applies at Woodlands Circle, Woodlands Street 82 and Hougang Street 91. Most working families receive ECDA subsidies that bring this down, and the amount depends on household income.
How to Get Your Subsidy
2. Visit a centre
We go through the figures with you and answer questions about fees. Book a visit →
3. Enrol
We help with the subsidy application, and the subsidy comes off your monthly fee.
What Is Changing
- From 1 January 2027: the household income ceiling for the Additional Subsidy rises from $12,000 to $15,000 a month, so families earning $12,001–$15,000 qualify for the first time.
- From 2028: full-day childcare fees fall progressively, reaching $150 a month by 2030 (National Day Rally 2026).
Fees: Parents Ask
How much are childcare fees at Little Treasures?
$650 a month for full-day childcare for Singapore Citizen children, before subsidies. Little Treasures is a Partner Operator (POP) centre, and $650 is the POP fee cap. The fee is the same at all three centres: Woodlands Circle, Woodlands Street 82 and Hougang Street 91.
How much subsidy can I get?
Every Singapore Citizen child gets a Basic Subsidy: $300 a month if the mother works at least 56 hours a month, or $150 if not. Households earning $12,000 a month or less (or $3,000 per person or less for families of five or more) can also get an Additional Subsidy of up to $467 a month. ECDA assesses your exact amount; we help you through the application when you enrol.
How do I apply for the subsidy?
Subsidies are assessed by ECDA. When you enrol, we work through the figures with you and help with the application, so the subsidy comes off your monthly fee.
What changes in 2027?
From 1 January 2027 the household income ceiling for the Additional Subsidy rises from $12,000 to $15,000 a month, and the per capita ceiling from $3,000 to $3,400. Families earning $12,001 to $15,000 a month will qualify for the first time.
Will childcare fees come down further?
Yes. National Day Rally 2026 set out that full-day childcare fees at ECDA-supported centres such as POP centres will fall progressively from 2028, reaching $150 a month by 2030, and infant care $300 a month.
How much is infant care?
Infant care at our Hougang centre is $1,290 a month for full day before subsidies, with no GST, for babies from 2 to 18 months. Join the waitlist and we will contact you when we open.
$650per month, full day, Singapore citizens, before subsidies
Not sure what you would pay?
Most working families receive ECDA subsidies that bring this down, and the amount depends on household income.
Come and See Us
Meet the teachers, see the classrooms, and we will work out your fees with you.