Fees
It’s a private centre, so it sets its own fees: no ECDA fee cap applies.
After subsidies, a Singapore Citizen child of a working mother pays about S$433 a month for full-day childcare in a household earning S$3,000 or less (S$3,500 from 2027), and about S$900 a month above S$12,000 (S$15,000), with only the Basic Subsidy. How the subsidies work.
Vacancies
It last told ECDA its vacancies on 18 January 2026: call the centre, or ask on LifeSG’s preschool search.
Questions
How much is Al-Nasry Childcare?
full-day childcare S$1,200 a month for a Singapore Citizen, before GST and before subsidies; PRs pay S$1,200 for childcare. After subsidies, a Singapore Citizen child of a working mother pays about S$433 a month for full-day childcare in a household earning S$3,000 or less (S$3,500 from 2027), and about S$900 a month above S$12,000 (S$15,000), with only the Basic Subsidy.
Does Al-Nasry Childcare have vacancies?
It last told ECDA its vacancies on 18 January 2026, which is too long ago to go by: call the centre, or ask on LifeSG’s preschool search.
Which primary schools are near Al-Nasry Childcare?
East Spring Primary School (270 m), as the crow flies. For P1 registration, distance is from your home, not the preschool: type your postal code.
Where is Al-Nasry Childcare?
At 354 Tampines Street 33, #01-530, Singapore 520354. The nearest MRT station is Tampines East MRT (DT33, 800 m), as the crow flies.
Which constituency is Al-Nasry Childcare in?
Al-Nasry Childcare is in Tampines GRC, by ELD’s GE2025 map: its MPs are Baey Yam Keng, Charlene Chen, David Neo, Koh Poh Koon and Masagos Zulkifli Bin Masagos Mohamad (PAP), and its town council is Tampines Town Council.
From ECDA’s Listing of Centres and Listing of Centre Services on data.gov.sg, updated 2 November 2026.