Starting the preschool search for your little one?
Below are 16 preschool brands that are seeing strong search interest in Singapore in 2026.
More people in Singapore appear to be searching for these preschools on Google, based on search data for preschool-related keywords.
Search volume alone does not mean a preschool is better in any way. Use it as a starting point, not a ranking.
Always verify locations, fees, and programme details against preschool websites.
- M.Y World Preschool
- Odyssey The Global Preschool
- Small Wonder Preschool
- E-Bridge Pre-School
- Little Footprints Preschool
- Little Seeds Preschool
- Sunflower Preschool
- Superland Pre-School
- Carpe Diem Childcare
- Kinderland Academy & Preschool
- Cambridge Pre-School
- Posso Preschool
- PCF Sparkletots
- EtonHouse Pre-Schools
- NAFA Arts Preschool
- Mulberry Learning
We’ve gathered some preliminary information for you, such as whether these preschools are part of local Anchor Operator or Partner Operator schemes, which help to keep preschool fees affordable.
Do visit the preschool websites for more details, or better still, contact them to schedule a school visit!
M.Y World Preschool
Founded in 1980, M.Y World takes a learner-centred, inquiry-based approach with an emphasis on sustainability, character development, and values.
Odyssey The Global Preschool
Odyssey draws on Reggio Emilia practices and teaching pedagogies from the US and UK, with a campus designed for exploratory and self-directed learning. The school treats the child as an active, competent learner, with the environment playing a key role as the ‘third teacher’.
Small Wonder Preschool
Small Wonder focuses on holistic child development, nurturing both curiosity and character. Its curriculum is built on three principles: respecting every child as an individual, a balanced and integrated curriculum, and parental and community partnership, all brought together through its ‘Tapestry of Learning’ framework.
E-Bridge Pre-School
E-Bridge believes in each child’s innate curiosity and potential, with educators committed to supporting every child as a unique individual. Its learning environment draws on the Reggio Emilia approach, with open, flexible spaces and natural elements designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and collaboration.
Little Footprints Preschool
Little Footprints offers infant care to kindergarten programmes across Singapore’s heartland neighbourhoods. Its bilingual English-Chinese curriculum is mapped to Ministry of Education and Early Childhood Development Agency frameworks, balancing academics with character building to develop confident communicators, problem solvers, and independent thinkers.
Little Seeds Preschool
Little Seeds is a bilingual preschool offering programmes for children from six months to six years across 17 centres. It aims to honour each child’s individual identity, nurturing their potential and sense of purpose in a caring, supportive environment.
Sunflower Preschool
Founded by a group of mothers, Sunflower is built on the belief that children are smart in unique ways. Its curriculum focuses on identifying and cultivating each child’s multiple intelligences, with teachers serving as facilitators and the environment designed as a learning tool in itself.
Superland Pre-School
Established in 2002, Superland aims to develop resilience and a passion for lifelong learning through practical life skills. The school places emphasis on art, music, and sports alongside its academic curriculum, with classrooms designed to encourage self-exploration and freedom of expression.
Carpe Diem Childcare
Founded in 2002, Carpe Diem has grown to 32 centres serving over 2,500 families across Singapore. Its Multiple Intelligence-based curriculum is designed to uncover each child’s unique strengths, with educators focused on equipping children with essential life skills for the 21st century.
Kinderland Academy & Preschool
Since its establishment in 1978, Kinderland has been known for its signature music-infused, bilingual curriculum. Developed by in-house early childhood professionals and backed by over 40 years of research, Kinderland’s curriculum was created in collaboration with leading preschools and institutions in Japan, the United States, China, and beyond. By integrating music and language learning, the curriculum supports early brain development, strengthening memory, verbal intelligence, literacy, and pronunciation across languages.
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Kinderland Academy & Preschool
Kinderland’s curriculum spans six key developmental domains: motor skills (Kineticland), literacy and language (Intelliland), inquisitive minds (Natureland), numeracy and logical thinking (Digiland), character and emotional intelligence (EQland), and creative expression (cReativeland).
Kinderland is also the first and only preschool in Singapore to offer a Preschool Marching Band programme. This programme is available at Kinderland Academy @ Yio Chu Kang, Kinderland Preschool @ Marine Parade, Pandan Valley and Hougang.
At Kinderland Preschool @ Marine Parade and Pandan Valley, children can opt for a Japanese language class led by a native Japanese educator, where songs and interactive activities introduce the language and culture in a fun, age-appropriate way.
Cambridge Pre-School
With roots in educational technology since 1991, Cambridge Pre-school structures its curriculum around four areas: self-help skills, academic skills, people skills, and future skills. The group operates 25 Cambridge campuses across Singapore.
Posso Preschool
Named after the Italian word for ‘I can’, Posso is a bilingual preschool focused on developing independent thinkers and problem solvers. Its curriculum emphasises critical thought, self-motivated learning, and resilience, with the aim of nurturing confident children ready to embrace change.
PCF Sparkletots
Singapore’s largest preschool operator, PCF Sparkletots runs close to 350 preschools islandwide with an enrolment of over 40,000 children. As a charitable organisation run by PAP Community Foundation, it is committed to keeping fees affordable and ensuring every child has access to quality preschool education.
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With more than 20 centres across China and Singapore, ELFA is the most-awarded Singapore preschool brand in China, recognised for excellence in curriculum design and centre management.
Our curriculum is developed in collaboration with early childhood specialists from Singapore and China, guided by Professor Zhu Shi Yuan, the former Head of Early Childhood Department in Beijing Normal University, a reputable teacher training institution in China with a legacy of more than a century. Our holistic approach includes Chinese-Inspired Creative Art, Chinese Speech & Drama, and ELFA Higher-Order-Thinking Mathematics, which are all conducted in Mandarin.
EtonHouse Pre-Schools
EtonHouse pioneered an inquiry-based pedagogy over 30 years ago, built on the belief that children should take ownership of their learning. Today, the group offers a through-train K-12 pathway from infant care to high school, with more than 100 schools across nine countries, including nine International Baccalaureate schools.
NAFA Arts Preschool
Singapore’s pioneer arts-themed preschool, NAFA Arts Preschool weaves a fine arts programme into its core academic curriculum. Children receive at least one hour of specialised instruction daily across four art forms: music, visual arts, dance, and bilingual speech and drama, all taught by NAFA industry veterans.
Mulberry Learning
Mulberry Learning combines Reggio-inspired learning spaces with a comprehensive bilingual programme and its proprietary Habits of Mind framework, focused on character development. It is the first preschool network in the world to be certified by the Institute for Habits of Mind, with 18 centres across Singapore.
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