School Fees
Find out how to pay school fees via GIRO, SGQR, AXS, or cash, and learn about Edusave options and student accident insurance coverage.
The annual school fees payable are spread over 12 months of the academic year. Students who are admitted on or before 5th February will have to pay fees from January. Those who withdraw on or after 5th October will have to pay fees for October, November and December. The preferred mode of payment is GIRO.
Click here: Financial Matters on MOE Website
Details on the Payment Modes of School Fees
Interbank GIRO (Recommended)
Payment via Interbank GIRO
Details :
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SGQR Code (Recommended)
Payment via SGQR Code
Details: · Scan the QR code on the bill and pay using any of the listed mobile applications
Please note: The SGQR code is unique to each bill. Always use the SGQR code on the latest bill so that your payment will be updated promptly. |
AXS Payment channels (Recommended)
Payment via AXS
AXS Web
Follow the on-screen instructions |
AXS Kiosks
Follow the on-screen instructions |
AXS Mobile App
Follow the on-screen instructions |
Cash (Not Preferred - only if you do not have any online banking)
Payment via cash
Details: * Please make payment at the school's General Office (10:00am – 2:30pm).
Singapore Citizen students can choose to pay the monthly miscellaneous fees and the school autonomous fees from their Edusave account. Parents/guardians who wish to use the Edusave account of their daughters to pay for the fees can apply via an Edusave Standing Order form accessible at go.gov.sg/edusaveformsgso found in https://www.moe.gov.sg/financial-matters/edusave-account/usage-of-edusave-funds For further enquiries, please contact at email: sacss@moe.edu.sg |
Group Personal Accident (GPA) Insurance
Each student is covered with a Group Personal Accident (GPA) Insurance which provides coverage when she is: (a) in school; b) participating in the school’s activities, or any activity related to the school, including home-based learning and blended learning, Co-curricular Activities (CCAs) and sports, regardless of the time at which such activities are conducted and whether the activity is conducted in the school, in Singapore, or elsewhere; c) commuting from (or to) her place of residence, including a hostel, to (or from) either the school’s premises or the place where an activity covered by the GPA Insurance will be conducted, including any reasonable deviations. For the avoidance of doubt, the student’s place of residence may include a place that is not in Singapore. All claims should be submitted as soon as possible subjected to a cap of 365 days from the date of accident. Submission of claims can be done online via Income’s GPA portal |
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