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Visit us today to learn about our programmes and secure your child's spot with Early Bird Discount! 

  • Understand our unique methodology for learning success

  • Learn about our Thinking Tools
  • View our conducive learning space
  • ​Enjoy Early Bird Discount!

     *Limited spaces available

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To ensure the best experience for your child, please let us know if your child has been suspected of or diagnosed with additional learning needs:

Primary Years

Developmental
Student Care

The only small-group student care in Singapore offering in-house research-based intervention for academic and social-emotional learning. Founded on Christian values, our student care offers a safe, nurturing and inclusive environment for every student.

Who Is It For?
  • 7 to 12 year olds (Pri 1 to Pri 6)

  • Students with regular to strong learning abilities (Regular Class Ratio: 1:12)

  • Students with mild learning needs who thrive with individualised support (Support Class Ratio: 1:6) 

  • We have worked with students from:

    • Anglo-Chinese School (Primary)​

    • Bukit Panjang Primary School

    • Bukit Timah Primary School

    • CHIJ (Kellock)

    • CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh)

    • Choa Chu Kang Primary School

    • Keming Primary School

    • Methodist Girls' School

    • Nanyang Primary School

    • Pei Hwa Presbyterian Primary School

    • Qifa Primary School

    • ​Raffles Girls' Primary School

    • Singapore Chinese Girls' School
    • St. Andrew's Mission School
    • St. Andrew's School (Junior)
    • St.  Joseph's Institute (Junior)

Why Choose Us?
  • One of the lowest student-teacher ratio in SG

  • Teachers trained in child development and academic and social-emotional learning

  • Kinaesthetic classrooms to encourage movement and active learning

  • Specialised programmes for holistic development in Cognitive Skills, Social-Emotional Skills, English, Math and Science

  • In-house therapy programmes for students who require additional support

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Arrival & Lunch

Welcome back! Let's wash-up and enjoy a healthy and warm lunch with our friends. Stainless steel utensils, cups and plates are used for warm food. 

Community Time

Time to unwind and relax with Community Time! We'll practise rest, regulation, awareness and empathy. Let's build these habits from young!

Homework Support

Complete your homework and spelling practice with the support of trained teachers and hands-on learning tools!

Interactive Play

Time for some creative play! Enjoy our curated selection of open-ended toys, award-winning co-op games and art activities to unwind and develop cognitive and social skills! 

Social  Pals

Our Social Pals programme develops awareness, decision-making and relational skills at personal and interpersonal levels. The programme is conducted by an educational & developmental therapist for groups of 2 to 5 students.

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A Day in Student Care

English Pals & Math Pals

Our English Pals and Math Pals programmes follows the MOE curriculum and support students in academic learning through structured and multi-sensory learning. The programmes are conducted by an educational & developmental therapist for groups of 2 to 5 students.

Student Care Hours

School Term: 1 pm to 7 pm

School Holidays: 8:30 am to 7 pm

(Note: 8:00 am drop-off available on request)

Is Your Child
Future-Ready?

Research shows that the following skills in children predict their future success:

  • Social-Emotional Skills

  • Intellectual Curiosity

  • Resilience

 

At Learning Pals Student Care, we are passionate about developing students who are future-ready. We intentionally create opportunities for students to develop these life skills while keeping it fun and organic!

Research Shows

A 20-year longitudinal study (Jones, Greenberg & Crowley, 2015) found that children who demonstrated stronger social-emotional competence in kindergarten were more likely to complete higher education and gain well-paying jobs in adulthood. Conversely, children who demonstrated weaker social-emotional skills were more likely to drop out of high school, take part in substance abuse and require government aid. Research also showed that intellectual curiosity and effort can rival the effects of intelligence to influence academic achievement (Stumm, Hell & Chamorro-Premuzic, 2011).

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Social-Emotional Skills

Our trained teachers support students in social interactions throughout the day. Community Time and the Social-Emotional Skills (S.E.S.) programme also serve to develop personal and social awareness, self-regulation, decision-making skills and relationship skills.

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Intellectual Curiosity

Children are creative geniuses!  Our Social Makers programme offers students the freedom to come up with their own creation at our Maker Space. STEM planning sheets are used to help students plan their design and explore new possibilities. Our social twist? They have to access the Maker Space with a friend!

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Resilience

We adopt Growth Mindset in everything we do. Mistakes are viewed as learning opportunities and children are encouraged to problem-solve when they meet obstacles. As part of the Social Makers programme, new STEM challenges are offered each week to develop curiosity and resilience.

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