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Student Care Centres (SCCs)
provide care and supervision to school-going children aged 7 (Primary
1) to 14 years (Secondary 2). It aims to supervise homework, play,
enrichment and recreational activities for school-age children before
or after school to enhance their wholesome development - physical,
intellectual, emotional, social and moral development. SCCs reassure
working parents that their school-going children are well cared for
while they are at work.
SCCs usually open from:
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Monday - Friday: |
7.30am or earlier to 6.30pm
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Saturday: |
7.30am or earlier to 1.30pm
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Parents should try their best
to obtain all essential information on the SCC before making a choice.
This checklist
is a good guide in choosing a SCC.
More tips on choosing a SCC.
print a list of SCC.
The Ministry does not
recommend any particular centre. Parents are advised to check with
the individual centre before making their selection.
Search for a SCC.
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by Voluntary Welfare Organisations (VWOs) or commercial operators.
You do not require a licence to operate a SCC. However, if you are
a VWO interested in setting up a SCC as a community service, please
contact your Community Development Councils. If you are a private operator wishing
to run a SCC , you may find this Guide on Setting up a SCC useful. |
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Student Care Fee Assistance (SCFA) is provided for children from families whose household income
is below $2,500 per month.
SCFA is available on a sliding
scale based on household income level. It ranges from $42 to $150
per month per child. It is administered by Community Development
Councils.
More information.
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