Community-based student care is student care centres outside the primary school compounds.
Type of Services
Meal
School Bus
Homework Supervision
Enrichment
Introduction
Raffles Student Care is a Child-Safe organisation.
We strive to inculcate core values and life skills to our young children to ensure they grow up well.
Raffles Student Care is a member of raiSE.
We subsidise and sponsor learning journeys for at-risk children, on social non-exclusion causes (e.g. birthdays, gifts and milestone celebrations), and in debt forgiveness.
We are a Student Care Financial Assistance (SCFA) Adminstrator registered with the Ministry of Social and Family Development. We also channel these at-risk families to secondary sources of assistance, following-up with Family Service Centres and religious welfare groups for additional funding.
Raffles Student Care is guided by our Company Vision of Building Our Next Generation, in which we inculcate core values and life skills to our young children to ensure they grow up well.
A child going through our Raffles Student Care programme would, in time, be a confident, well-adjusted young adult.
RAFFLES STUDENT CARE CENTRE's Reviews
2.0
(Based on 7 Reviews)
by Keith Boon - 3 weeks ago
My child says that the enrichment is excellent he says its very fun and engaging and he loves the food. The teachers are kind to him and overall very good environment for after school supervision. I recommend parents to register for this student care.
My child says that the enrichment is excellent he says its very fun and engaging and he loves the food. The teachers are kind to him and overall very good environment for after school supervision. I recommend parents to register for this student care.
by Anderson Tei - 3 weeks ago
My child says that the food is generally good and the staff are very kind. Sometimes he says the food had a quality drop but most of the time he says its very good.
My child says that the food is generally good and the staff are very kind. Sometimes he says the food had a quality drop but most of the time he says its very good.
by Tony Smith - 3 weeks ago
Safe? The only thing “safe” here is the kids learning how to stay silent. Whisper one word and you get scolded like you committed a crime. Normal conversation? Forbidden. Actual emotional safety or warmth? Non-existent. Your child is “safe” from happiness, fun, and any real human connection.
Core va...
Safe? The only thing “safe” here is the kids learning how to stay silent. Whisper one word and you get scolded like you committed a crime. Normal conversation? Forbidden. Actual emotional safety or warmth? Non-existent. Your child is “safe” from happiness, fun, and any real human connection.
Core values they actually teach:
Sit down and colour worksheets (that’s their version of “enrichment”)
Shut up or get unreasonable consequences
Survive nap time with your head on the table (great for the backbone, said no doctor ever)
Life skills acquired: How to get ignored while teachers scroll on their phones, how to eat bland food without complaining, and how to develop anxiety from inconsistent “care”.
They’re really good at helping families with money issues.
Too bad they’re not good at helping your child with actual care, supervision, or growing up happy.
by Lily Tan - 3 weeks ago
Parents, I need to vent and warn everyone thinking of sending their kids to Raffles Student Care at Fern Green Primary.
The caregiving here is straight-up terrible. These teachers don’t care about the children — they treat them like annoying little robots who just need to sit down, shut up and colou...
Parents, I need to vent and warn everyone thinking of sending their kids to Raffles Student Care at Fern Green Primary.
The caregiving here is straight-up terrible. These teachers don’t care about the children — they treat them like annoying little robots who just need to sit down, shut up and colour. My child gets scolded harshly for simply whispering or having a normal conversation with friends. Normal kid behaviour = instant punishment. But when it comes to actual supervision? Forget it. The teachers are glued to their phones or computers most of the time, barely looking up. There is zero genuine care, zero warmth, and zero emotional support.
They hand out unreasonable consequences for the smallest things while ignoring real needs. Kids come home stressed, anxious, and sometimes even scared to speak up. This is not caregiving — this is babysitting with attitude. The staff have favourites, the new teachers look burnt out, and the whole environment feels cold and uncaring.
We are paying good money every month for this? Absolutely not worth it. If you want your child to feel safe, respected and actually cared for after school, please look elsewhere. RSCC FGPS caregiving is a big red flag.
by Alex Tan - 3 weeks ago
Hi parents,
Just wanted to share our experience with Raffles Student Care Centre at Fern Green Primary (FGPS) after a few months.
The so-called 'enrichment' activities are mostly just colouring worksheets and doing assessment papers. There’s very little actual learning or fun engagement.
The food is...
Hi parents,
Just wanted to share our experience with Raffles Student Care Centre at Fern Green Primary (FGPS) after a few months.
The so-called 'enrichment' activities are mostly just colouring worksheets and doing assessment papers. There’s very little actual learning or fun engagement.
The food is quite bad — my child often comes home saying it’s not tasty and barely touches it.
The biggest issue is the supervision. Teachers are frequently on their phones or computers, and there’s not much interaction with the kids. At the same time, if children have a normal conversation or even whisper, they get scolded quite harshly. It feels like there’s no balance — either too strict on small things or too hands-off on safety and engagement.
We also noticed some unreasonable consequences for minor actions, and overall the environment doesn’t feel very caring or supportive.
For the fees we’re paying, I expected better quality care and activities. Parents who are still deciding, I would strongly suggest visiting other student care centres first and asking detailed questions about daily routines, food menu, and supervision ratios.
Would appreciate if other current/former parents can share their experiences too. Thanks.
by Tan Wei Jie - 3 weeks ago
Yo, dropping your kid at Raffles Student Care in Fern Green Primary is like signing up for "after-school survival mode" sponsored by chaos. The staff? A whole squad operating on maximum bias and minimum accountability. New teachers get thrown straight into the deep end with zero proper guidance — se...
Yo, dropping your kid at Raffles Student Care in Fern Green Primary is like signing up for "after-school survival mode" sponsored by chaos. The staff? A whole squad operating on maximum bias and minimum accountability. New teachers get thrown straight into the deep end with zero proper guidance — seniors busy picking sides and playing favorites while the newbies get overworked like unpaid interns on steroids. It's giving "toxic family reunion" where everyone backbites but still has to pretend they're building the next generation.
Parents notice it too: the place allegedly went from warm & loving to "just mark the assessment papers and call it enrichment." Homework help? Sure, if your child doesn't mind the staff who treat supervision like an optional hobby. One day it's structured care, the next it's "let them run wild because we're short-staffed and burnt out." The centre supervisors (Shamira & Husna, if you're reading this) probably spend more time managing internal drama than actually managing the kids.
Management's special talent? Creating a workplace so mediocre that even the employees roast it harder than outsiders. Favoritism on full display, long hours with questionable support, and a culture where "caring for children" sometimes feels secondary to "caring about who gets the easier shift." Your kid might come home knowing how to do worksheets, but they'll also pick up on the subtle art of side-eye and low-effort enthusiasm.
For $239+ a month (plus deposit), you're basically paying for convenience of location inside FGPS... and the privilege of hoping your child doesn't get lost in the shuffle of biased staff dynamics and "relaxed" standards. RSCC Fern Green: where the only thing consistently cared for is the staff's personal grudges.
by Cyrus Chong - 3 weeks ago
Raffles student care's "enrichment" mostly consist of colouring. The food is bad and if you have a normal conversation whispering, they scold you. They do not allow time for us to talk and treat students very poorly. Theres barely any supervision, most of the time the teachers is on their phone or c...
Raffles student care's "enrichment" mostly consist of colouring. The food is bad and if you have a normal conversation whispering, they scold you. They do not allow time for us to talk and treat students very poorly. Theres barely any supervision, most of the time the teachers is on their phone or computer, and unreasonable consequences for actions so mere. Example, theres is something called "nap time" and they have you to lie your head on the table, not only is that bad for the backbone, you are forced to do it. Yes, and if you dont, they will be like "oh your going to the principle's office". And if you answer a question they will scold you so badly and be like "you talk back". Parents if you mind just book another studnet care centre i promise your child will not like it here.
