Government-aided schools are schools set up by various community organisations to cater to the educational needs of their respective communities. They maintain the same education standards as Government schools and charge standardised fees.

Some government-aided schools have an autonomous status. This means that they follow the national syllabus, but offer a wider range of programmes that enhance your child’s learning experience and develop their talents.

Some government-aided schools are also Special Assistance Plan (SAP) schools that are committed to nurturing bilingual and bicultural students who are immersed in the Chinese language and culture, and are equipped with a global outlook.

Key offering

Standardised fees and curriculum.

Fees

Primary schools:

Singapore Citizens: $13 per month.
Permanent Residents: $293 to $343 per month.
International Students (ASEAN): $559.17 to $609.17 per month.
International Students (Non-ASEAN): $949.17 to $1,049.17 per month.

Secondary schools:

Singapore Citizens: $25 per month.
Permanent Residents: $580 to $700 per month.
International Students (ASEAN): $991.80 to $1,111.80 per month.
International Students (Non-ASEAN): $1,931.80 to $2,111.80 per month.

Junior colleges and Millennia Institute:

Singapore Citizens: $33 per month.
Permanent Residents: $667 to $787 per month.
International Students (ASEAN): $1,199.43 to $1,319.43 per month.
International Students (Non-ASEAN): $2,289.43 to $2,589.43 per month.

Students studying in autonomous schools also need to pay autonomous school fee ranging from $3 to $18 per month. Use our school fees checker to find out the monthly school fees for your child’s school.

Scholarships and financial assistance

Singapore Citizens may be eligible for:

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