Kindergarten education fee refers to a fee charged by kindergartens for providing care and education services for young children. Kindergarten education funds mainly include the salaries, allowances, subsidies and benefits of teaching staff, social security expenses, official expenses, business expenses, repair expenses and other normal expenses for running the park. In addition to teaching fees, kindergartens will also charge parents accommodation fees, service fees and agency fees approved by provincial people's governments.

What does kindergarten education fee mean?

According to Article 7 of the Interim Measures for the Administration of Kindergarten Fees, kindergarten education fees include normal expenses such as wages, allowances, subsidies and benefits, social security fees, official expenses, business expenses and repair fees, but do not include abnormal expenses such as disaster losses, accidents and operating expenses.

Kindergartens should follow the principle of "parents' voluntary, truthful collection, timely settlement and regular announcement", and the fees and education fees should not be collected together. Kindergartens shall not charge parents of young children any fees other than education fees, accommodation fees, service fees and agency fees approved by the provincial people's government.

According to the provisions of Article 12, kindergartens are not allowed to charge children's parents separately in the name of running experimental classes, characteristic classes, interest classes, after-school training classes, parent-child classes and other special education, and are not allowed to charge children's parents sponsorship fees, donated tuition fees, school establishment fees, education cost compensation fees and other fees linked to admission in any name.