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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.
This campus is part ofLittle Seeds
402 Fajar Rd, #01-217, Singapore 670402
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Diving Deeper
Food Options
Full-day programme serves children aged 18 months to 6 years (Playgroup to Kindergarten 2); operating hours are 7:00am–7:00pm, with breakfast, lunch, and tea break included.
Governance and Ownership
Centre chaplains are from The Salvation Army, William Booth Corps, providing spiritual and pastoral leadership at the Bukit Panjang centre.
Fees
Annual tuition at Little Seeds Preschool - TSA - Bukit Panjang ranges from SGD 8,892 for 2026/27.
Annual tuition at Little Seeds Preschool - TSA - Bukit Panjang ranges from USD 2,000 to USD 6,000 depending on year group. That works out at roughly USD 2,000 to USD 5,000 for the early years, USD 6,000 for primary. Expect an application fee of USD 100 and an enrolment fee of USD 250 on enrolment.
Academics
Little Seeds Preschool - TSA - Bukit Panjang 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.
Wellbeing
Social and Emotional Learning (SEL)
The preschool integrates social and emotional development through the Values Matter programme, where children learn core values and apply them in daily routines. Parents’ testimonials highlight the way staff support children in adjusting to school life and building confidence. However, no dedicated SEL curriculum or specialist staff role is publicly mentioned.
Special Educational Needs (SEN)
The preschool does not publicly disclose specific information about SEN provision or specialist support.
English as an Additional Language (EAL)
There is no evidence of a dedicated EAL programme.
Mental Wellbeing
There is no publicly available information on the school’s website about a formal mental health policy or staff roles dedicated to counselling.
Safeguarding
The school does not publicly provide a safeguarding or child protection policy. No details are available on procedures, designated staff, or training.
Parent Experience
Community
Little Seeds Bukit Panjang emphasizes strong community connections that bring learning to life. Everyday moments in the neighbourhood become meaningful opportunities for children to observe, ask questions, and build confidence through short walks, nature encounters, and simple class projects. Pastoral Care Team and Chaplains offer spiritual and emotional support through chapel assemblies, staff prayers, outreach events, and one-to-one care. The campus provides a bilingual foundation with English and Mandarin through songs, stories, conversations, and play.
Facilities
Facilities Overview
The Bukit Panjang campus offers indoor learning spaces and outdoor zones designed to support comfort, curiosity, and growth. Classrooms feature reading corners, dramatic play areas, and construction zones that encourage hands-on exploration. Outdoor facilities include an outdoor playground, a community garden, and a badminton court for active learning and physical development. The learning environment extends beyond the classroom to real-world contexts within the neighbourhood through short walks and nature encounters. The campus emphasises a warm, spacious setting that helps children settle into daily routines.
Sports Facilities
The primary sports facility is a badminton court used for physical education and active play.
Academic Facilities
Indoor spaces support early literacy and imagination, with reading corners and reading nooks, a dramatic play area, and a construction zone.
Extra Curricular Facilities
Pastoral care is provided by the centre's Pastoral Care Team and The Salvation Army chaplains, offering spiritual and emotional support through chapel assemblies, prayers, outreach events, and one-to-one care.
Extra-Curricular Activities
Academic & Intellectual
The school uses a values-based curriculum rooted in Faith, Integrity, Unity, Community, and Excellence. The environment supports comfort, curiosity, and growth with warm, spacious spaces and corners for reading, sensory play, and imaginative activities. Educators nurture social, emotional, and character development through warmth, attentiveness, and steady guidance, supported by ongoing professional development. Children encounter English and Mandarin through daily encounters in songs, stories, conversations, and play, making both languages a natural part of learning.
Arts & Creative
The learning spaces include a Dramatic Corner and Reading Nook to support imaginative play and early literacy. A Construction Zone and other activity corners encourage hands-on creativity. These areas enable children to express ideas through role-play and storytelling.
Cultural & Language
The Bukit Panjang campus builds a bilingual foundation through English and Mandarin. English and Mandarin are heard and used in songs, stories, conversations, and play, making both languages a natural part of daily life. This approach supports early language development and cross-cultural awareness.
Social & Hobbies
Family-based activities are organized to involve families in the preschool experience. The campus offers spaces for social interaction and cooperative play, including the Dramatic Corner and Reading Nook, and an outdoor playground to encourage social development.
Community & Service
The school provides spiritual and emotional support through a Pastoral Care Team and Chaplains, who lead chapel assemblies, staff prayers, outreach events, and one-to-one care. Centre Chaplains are officers of The Salvation Army and participate in daily life to support values and character development through faith-based guidance.
Lifestyle & Wellbeing
The campus features an outdoor playground, a community garden, and a badminton court. The full-day program runs from 7am to 7pm, Monday to Friday, with breakfast, lunch, and tea included. The care services span Playgroup to Kindergarten 2, catering to children aged 18 months to 6 years.
Languages
Language Provision
The school teaches English and Mandarin. The bilingual approach is integrated into daily routines and learning experiences, with language exposure across classroom activities, songs, stories, and play.
Bilingual Teaching
The Bukit Panjang campus builds a bilingual foundation with English and Mandarin through songs, stories, conversations, and play. Languages become a natural part of daily learning, supporting early communication skills.
Reputation
Awards
The preschool has not published any information on awards received in the past five years.
Accreditations
Partner-Operator (POP) Scheme The preschool is designated as a Partner-Operator (POP) centre under Singapore’s Early Childhood Development Agency (ECDA). This accreditation means it meets government requirements and provides families with access to childcare subsidies.
SPARK Certification The preschool is certified under the Singapore Preschool Accreditation Framework (SPARK), which recognises centres with strong practices in curriculum design, learning environment, health and safety, and staff development.
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.