
Last verified: 14 August 2026 · By Jungle Editorial · 10 min read
Most parents assume a trial class is either free or a token few dollars. In Singapore that is not the case. The verified range across enrichment providers runs from $9.90 at NK Robotics to $180 at The Learning Lab, a difference of eighteen times for something sold under the same word.
Price alone is not the useful number though. Two things matter more: how long the class runs, and whether the fee comes back to you if you enrol. Both are below.
| Provider | Category | Price | Duration | Ages | Refunded or credited? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| NK Robotics | STEM | $9.90 | Not stated | 4–16 | No, but includes a kit worth $29.90 |
| Danz People | Dance | $18 | Not stated | 3–14 | Not stated |
| Alpha Gymnastics | Gymnastics | $20 (60% off $50) | 1 hr | 3+ | Not stated |
| Dancepointe Academy | Dance | $20 | Not stated | Not stated | Not stated |
| Julia Gabriel | Literacy | $28 | Not stated | 6 months+ | No. Their page also prints $18, so confirm |
| Act3 Drama Academy | Speech & drama | $40, $50 for ages 12–15 | Not stated | 18 months–15 | Not stated |
| AquaDucks | Swimming | $43.60 | 30 min (20 in pool) | 4 months+ | Yes, fully refundable on enrolment |
| My Gym (Jurong East) | Gymnastics | $45.40 | Not stated | 7 months–8 | Non-members and first-timers only |
| Little Splashes Aquatics | Swimming | $45 | Not stated | Not stated | Credited to a 4-class bundle if used within a week |
| OtterSwim Aquatic | Swimming | $47 weekday, $52 weekend | Not stated | Children | No. One-time $50 registration on top |
| Nullspace Robotics | STEM | $55 (ages 5–6), $110 (7–8) | 1 hr | 5–8 | Not stated |
| BazGym | Gymnastics | $65 | Not stated | 3+ | New students only |
| My Gym (other outlets) | Gymnastics | $65 | Not stated | 7 months–8 | Non-members, weekdays only |
| The Potters 1881 | Pottery | $88 | 1.5 hrs | 8–12 | Firing included, up to 2 artworks |
| MindChamps | Literacy | $99.19 | 90 min | 3 | Yes, rebated on enrolment. Natural Literacy only |
| The Learning Lab | Academic | $117–$180, one full lesson fee | 1h45 to 2 hrs | N2–JC2 | 1-lesson fee waiver if you enrol, T&Cs apply |
The Learning Lab does not sell a trial class. It sells a "Lesson Experience", and its own terms state the fee plainly: the lesson fee for one regular lesson at the relevant level and subject.
Their published per-lesson rates run from $117.18 for the online tier, through $137.89 to $150.42 at Primary 1 to 4, up to $167.32 to $179.85 at JC level. So a trial at The Learning Lab costs between roughly $117 and $180 depending on your child's level.
This is the question that changes the maths. A $45 trial that is credited in full is cheaper than a $20 trial that is not.
Every swimming provider checked charges for a trial, without exception. AquaDucks $43.60, Little Splashes $45, OtterSwim $47 on a weekday and $52 at the weekend. There is no free swim trial anywhere in this data.
The economics are obvious once you see them. A swim trial needs pool time, a certified instructor and a ratio of about five children. A classroom trial needs a spare chair. The compensation is that swim schools are the most likely category to refund or credit the fee, and two of the three do.
Browse swimming lessons for kids on Jungle.
Three questions do most of the work.
Eight providers advertise a trial without stating the cost. Expect a form and a callback rather than an instant answer: Global Art (24 outlets), Cristofori Music School (31 or more), Matrix Math (12 outlets), KidStartNow, The Dance Station, Swim Werks (27 pools), O School, Lorna Whiston (11 locations), and Artlette Art Studio, which requires payment to confirm and expires within a month.
Browse enrichment classes in Singapore on Jungle.
Ten providers in Singapore do offer a genuinely free trial, listed in our guide to free trial classes for kids. For sign-up offers, sibling discounts and referral credits, see current kids class promotions in Singapore.












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