Last Updated: 20 Oct 2026
Where to take it
Students may take an in-house programme in an MEP school or a centre-based programme at the MEP Centre.
MEP secondary schools
- Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
- Catholic High School
- CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls’ School
- Crescent Girls’ School
- Dunman High School
- Methodist Girls’ School
- Raffles Girls’ School
- Raffles Institution
- Tanjong Katong Girls’ School
- Temasek Junior College
MEP Centres
They offer centralised weekly lessons only to students who are not enrolled in MEP or EMP schools.
The following schools are MEP Centres:
MEP lesson schedule as follows:
| MEP Centre | Lower Secondary | Upper Secondary |
| Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) |
3.30pm to 5.30pm on Wednesdays |
3.30pm to 7pm on Thursdays |
| Dunman High School |
For students starting at Secondary 1 in odd years: For students starting at Secondary 1 in even years: |
For students starting at Secondary 1 in odd years: For students starting at Secondary 1 in even years: |
Lower secondary students will also need to attend Lower Secondary Music lessons in their own secondary schools in addition to MEP lessons conducted by Centres.
Fees and subsidy
MEP students do not need to pay any additional school fees.
Students enrolled in the MEP within an Independent School, such as Anglo-Chinese School (Independent), Methodist Girls’ School, Raffles Girls’ School and Raffles Institution, are eligible for a subsidy on their school fees with a cap of $2,400 per student yearly.
- The fee subsidy applies to all nationalities.
- Edusave scholarships for Independent Schools (ESIS) awardees receiving the maximum ESIS coverage of $2,400 will not receive the fee subsidy in addition to their ESIS award amount.
- Students who are accepted into the MEP Centre and enrolled in other Independent Schools do not qualify for the fee subsidy.
Find out what the programme is and how to join.