Spanning an area equivalent to seven football fields, Early Learning Village in Singapore is considered the world's largest preschool.
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| On August 30th, the world's largest kindergarten for children aged 18 months to 6 years officially opened. |
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| The Early Learning Village, comprising five buildings with over 100 classrooms, is a collaboration between the Australian International School (AIS) and Stamford International School (USA), located next to the AIS campus in Lorong Chuan (Serangoon). |
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| The school covers an area of over 4,600 square meters, equivalent to 7 football fields, with a capacity of 2,100 children. The students here are of all nationalities, the majority being Singaporean children. |
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| The school has multi-functional spaces such as an outdoor playground, a 20-meter swimming pool with multiple lanes for both beginners and professional swimmers, an indoor general gymnasium, and specialized gymnasiums… |
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| Considered a school that is not only large but also extremely well-equipped, the tuition fees here are not cheap, depending on the child's age and the number of days they attend school. |
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| On average, for a 3-year-old attending school 5 days a week, tuition is approximately $10,670 per semester or $21,340 per year. |
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