Find Child Support Model schemes to help your child discover and develop their potential, regardless of circumstances.
The Classroom Support Programme (CSP) provides in-class learning support for My First Skool children in N2 to K2 from low-income families to prepare them for primary school. Part of this effort is supported by the CapitaLand-Bright Horizons Fund Ready-for-School Programme, which benefits an estimated 220 preschool children annually.
Read-to-REACH (RTR) is a small-group language and literacy intervention programme. K1 children who require additional English Language and Literacy support are taught letter recognition, phonological and phonemic awareness, sight vocabulary, book and print awareness and story comprehension.
The Focused Language Assistance in Reading (FLAiR) programme is a language and literacy programme developed by the Ministry of Education (MOE) in 2007 to provide focused support for K2 children who needs support in building a strong foundation in the English Language and developing a positive disposition towards learning English.
The Development Support-Learning Support (DS-LS) Programme supports K1 and K2 children who require low levels of early intervention support.
The Inclusive Support Programme (InSP) was rolled out by the Early Childhood Development Agency in February 2022. The InSP ensures in-school support for children requiring medium levels of early intervention support at their preschools.
NTUC First Campus provides child development and parenting support for our children and families in need, in partnership with KidSTART Singapore Limited (KidSTART SG) in the region of Hougang, Serangoon and Sengkang.
Funded by the Bright Horizons Fund (BHF), this programme provides financial assistance to eligible families through school fee subsidies.
Funded by the Bright Horizons Fund (BHF), this programme helps to reduce the expenses on schooling essentials for eligible children.
Supporting Singapore’s national agenda of making preschool education more accessible, the OCBC-NTUC First Campus Bridging Programme provides a one-time top-up of $400 into the Child Development Account of every child from low-income Union families who are enrolled at a My First Skool centre.