Compare 3 published Singapore options: student care centres. Review service format, suitability and booking questions.
Researched 2026-10-25 · By Tendou
3 published options covered. This is a selected shortlist, not every provider in the market. Research method and limits.
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| Centre | Published scope to compare | Before committing |
|---|---|---|
| Big Heart Student Care | School-based student-care centres within public schools. | Check eligibility at the relevant school, hours, places and charges. |
| Morning Star Community Services | Community-based after-school care as part of a wider social services organisation. | Confirm which school locations have available places. |
| Raffles Student Care Centre | Student care centre with a stated social enterprise mission. | Confirm the programme details, location and fee schedule. |
Ask your child’s school about its student care options and how to apply. For another search route, open MSF’s service directories and select Student Care Centres. Contact the centre to confirm whether it serves your child’s school and whether it has places. If you need fee assistance, check with the centre whether it administers the scheme.
Compare the route from school, the latest collection time and any different holiday hours. Ask what staff supervise, such as homework, meals or activities, and whether transport is included.
Big Heart publishes school-based student care. Morning Star lists After School Care within its community programmes, while Raffles Student Care lists several student-care centres. First check whether a centre serves your child’s school and whether transport is required.
A tuition programme is not automatically an after-school care service. Confirm the actual care hours, school-day and holiday arrangements, collection rules, meals and homework support in the written offer. Availability and eligibility can differ between centres.
Providers are listed alphabetically, not by quality or paid placement. Each profile is based on the company's own published website at the time of research.
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Big Heart lists school-based student-care centres operating within public schools.
Why consider it: School-based care should first be checked against the primary school the child attends.
May suit: Parents checking whether their child can attend a listed school-based centre.
Before deciding: Confirm eligibility, operating hours, places and all charges with the relevant centre.
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Morning Star Community Services lists after-school care as part of its wider community programmes for children, teens and families in Singapore.
Why consider it: Its published after-school care sits within a broader community services framework.
May suit: Parents comparing community-based after-school care options.
Before deciding: Confirm the student care locations, availability and whether the programme suits your child's school schedule.
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Raffles Student Care describes itself as a social enterprise providing student care with a focus on values and life skills.
Why consider it: Its published mission emphasises values and life skills alongside academic support.
May suit: Parents looking for student care with a stated social mission focus.
Before deciding: Confirm location availability, programme details and full fee schedule.
This is a researched shortlist rather than a complete market census. We have not used these services, tested the products or inspected facilities. The comparison uses official published information; features, availability, charges and terms can change. Confirm the specific service and full written offer before committing.
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