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United World Preschool caters to children aged 18 months to 6 years, offering a curriculum that blends Montessori, Reggio Emilia, and Fröbel educational philosophies. Facilities include indoor and outdoor play areas, a sensory exploration zone, and spaces for music, movement, and creative arts. The school also emphasizes hands-on learning through its S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) initiatives, which are incorporated into daily activities.
112 E Coast Rd, #03-09 i12 Katong, 428802, Singapore
United World Preschool has instruction in English, Mandarin.
112 East Coast Road,
From Playgroup to Kindergarten 2 (PG to K2). The day programs run through Playgroup, Nursery 1, Nursery 2, Kindergarten 1 and Kindergarten 2.
Co-educational. Boarding facilities are not offered.
Nationalities represented include Singaporean locals and international families from India and Germany. A public breakdown of local versus international students is not published.
The school emphasises a safe and inclusive environment. Specific Additional Learning Needs (SEN) provisions are not publicly published.
Singapore.
No religious affiliation is indicated.
Full-day sessions operate from 7am to 7pm; half-day sessions run from 7am to 1pm or 1pm to 7pm. Breakfast, lunch and a tea-time snack are included in the full-day program.
Private bus service is available as an optional add-on; it is distance-based.
Annual tuition at United World Preschool ranges from SGD 16,800 to SGD 17,400 for 2026/27.
United World Preschool teaches Montessori Curriculum, Reggio Emilia Approach for students aged 1.5 to 6.
United World Preschool offers programs from Playgroup (18 months–3 years) through Kindergarten 2 (6 years) with full-day and flexible options. The UWP Approach blends Inquiry-Led Learning, Montessori integration, and Reggio Emilia philosophy, with Units of Inquiry on themes such as My Family, Living Things, and Outer Space, and a curriculum that includes English literacy, daily Mandarin, and Math and STEAM. The curriculum emphasizes integrated, hands-on learning through structured and unstructured play, Learning Centre time, and a Montessori Lab as part of the learning environment. The program centers on holistic development, incorporating the 8 Cs (Curiosity, Creativity, Communication, Collaboration, Compassion, Criticism, Composure, Citizenship) and Mindfulness & Yoga to build social-emotional skills. United World Preschool is SPARK-accredited and ECDA-approved, affirming quality curriculum design, teaching standards, and regulatory compliance in Singapore.
United World Preschool places social and emotional development at the center of its approach. The UWP Approach highlights the ability to control one's feelings and aims to build resilience, empathy, and citizenship. Mindfulness is embedded in lessons to help children pause, reflect, and respond intentionally. The 3+3 Approach explicitly prioritizes the child's emotional well-being as a core focus. The program is supported by SPARK accreditation from ECDA, reflecting adherence to high standards of care and learning.
The school does not publicly disclose information regarding Special Educational Needs (SEN) provision. There is no explicit page detailing SEN support, nor identification of specific SEN categories the school can accommodate. Therefore it is not specified whether United World Preschool is a specialist SEN institution or a general inclusive preschool. The publicly available information emphasizes social-emotional development and holistic education rather than specialized SEN services. If more information becomes publicly available, it would indicate the school's SEN capacity.
The curriculum includes English language instruction with a focus on English Mastery (Speak, Read, Lead), and daily Mandarin is taught by native-speaking educators. This suggests an English-dominant program with Mandarin language components. The site does not publicly describe a separate EAL program for non-native English speakers. Therefore explicit EAL provisions are not disclosed. However, the bilingual language elements indicate some language support is offered within the program.
Mental wellbeing is a central aspect of UWP's approach. The 3+3 Approach names the child's emotional well-being as a priority. Mindfulness is embedded across lessons to help children manage emotions and stay focused. Mindfulness and Yoga are included as part of enrichment offerings to support holistic development. The Froebel influence emphasizes the health of the whole child—emotional well-being, social relationships, and mental ability.
SPARK accreditation, recognized by ECDA, indicates adherence to safeguarding, health, and safety standards in Singapore's early childhood sector. United World Preschool publicly notes its SPARK accreditation and ECDA alignment as part of its quality framework. Explicit safeguarding policies are not detailed on publicly accessible pages. The accreditation process includes regular inspections to ensure secure and nurturing settings for children. If a school discloses safeguarding policies in other documents, those would provide additional clarity.