Four operators appointed to replace Little Professors Learning Centre at eight primary schools

For the month of June, if the new fees charged are higher, parents will pay only what they were previously charged by LPLC. MOE will bear the difference in fees between the replacement operator and LPLC for that month.

For students from lower-income families, student care fee assistance and KCare subsidies are available to cover most of the fee increase, if any, beyond June 2026, MOE said.

MOE said that based on tender results, the new fees charged by the replacement operators are “generally higher than LPLC’s”.

This ranges from S$250 (US$194) to S$320 (S$400 to S$425 for KCare), compared with S$234.60 to S$295 (S$346.80 to S$360 for KCare) previously. 

“We thank our teachers, parents and the community for working with us through the disruptions.

“Our schools will continue to work with the replacement operators to provide good quality and reliable SCC and KCare services for our students.”