What Gymnastics Classes Cost in Singapore (2026): Fees, Trials and Extras

26 October 2026 · 10 min read

A one-hour gymnastics class for a 4-year-old costs $37.06 at GymKraft in Kallang on a weekday afternoon, and $79.80 at The Little Gym in Orchard. Same age, same hour, more than double the price.

Gymnastics fees in Singapore are hard to compare because gyms sell by the month, the term or the package, and bill anything from 40 to 52 weeks a year. The cheapest year of weekly classes we found costs $2,014; the dearest, $3,290.

How we checked. On 23 October 2026 we read the fee pages, leaflets, terms and booking systems of the 16 gymnastics schools on Jungle. Seven publish a full class fee, six publish only a trial price or part of the bill, and three publish nothing.

If you are choosing a class rather than a budget, our guides to gymnastics for 2, 3 and 4 year olds and the best gymnastics classes for kids compare the gyms by age and style.

Gymnastics Class Prices at a Glance

Fees as published on 23 October 2026. Where a gym sells terms, the per-class figure is the term fee divided by the lessons it states, with GST added where the gym quotes before it.

Community centre courses are booked through onePA, not Jungle, so we give them as a benchmark only. The cheapest we opened, $20 a session, is a 45-minute floor class where you bring a yoga mat. Most run 90 minutes at $40 to $47.50, so the community centre is not the bargain it is for ballet. What it offers is a short commitment: four sessions instead of a term. For other activities, see what kids' classes cost in Singapore.

A Year of Gymnastics, Priced

A per-class price hides the shape of the year. Here is one yardstick: a 4 to 6-year-old in a one-hour class once a week, for a full year, as each gym sells it. Joining fees are included, and so is GST where the gym adds it.

The spread is about 1.6 to 1, and the weeks billed explain much of it: 52 at GymKraft, which closes only on New Year's Day, 50 at Bubbles and GIM Sports, about 48 at The Yard, 44 at Prime and 40 at The Little Gym. Tumble Joy prints its $65 registration fee only against Parent & Baby, so Funfit's year may cost more.

One child's first year, in full

GymKraft and The Yard publish every part of the bill: trial, joining fee, classes and a December camp. Both rows assume a 6-year-old who tries a class, joins in January, goes once a week and does one week of camp in December.

GymKraft's camp figure is its current-student rate. The Yard bills by the weeks in each month, so its year is an estimate from its 2026 calendar. Neither gym asks you to buy a uniform.

What the Schools Publish

Schools that publish class fees come first, then those that publish part of the bill, then the rest. Each card gives the price as the gym prints it.

Full feesTrial and joining feesNo class fees

Schools that publish their fees

The Little Gym also publishes full fees; it has its own section below, with My Gym.

Schools that publish a trial price or part of the bill

• Power Kids Gym on Clemenceau Avenue shows $225 for "4 Weeks" against every class, without a lesson count, plus a "lifetime" membership fee it does not price. Classes start at 6 months with a parent.
• Alpha Gymnastics at Chai Chee charges $45 for a trial, waived if you sign up within a week. Its booking system shows "$47" per "Term" with no lesson count, so ask what a term costs.
• BazGym Gymnastics School, at HomeTeamNS Balestier and SAFRA Jurong, charges $55 for a trial and names a $50 registration fee. Every "View Fees" button on its site leads nowhere.
• Karpenko Gymnastics Academy, at Cineleisure and The Flow, East Coast, charges a flat $50 trial, never credited. Classes come in packs of ten, valid six months; the package price is no longer shown.
• Bianka Panova Academy in Bukit Merah, a rhythmic school for girls from 4, charges $65.40 for a 60-minute assessment trial. Its competitive pathway starts from "approximately S$700 per month for two sessions per week".

Schools that publish no class fees

• BearyFun Gym does not publish its fees online. Contact them for current prices. Its FAQ says trial fees vary by branch: Hougang, Bukit Batok, Changi, Choa Chu Kang and Katong.
• Asia Gymnastics and Dance Academy at Orchid Country Club does not publish its fees online. Contact them for current prices.
• NorthStar Gymnastics and Fitness at Singapore Post Centre does not publish its fees online. Contact them for current prices. It charges a compulsory one-time membership registration and a late fee without stating either.

Browse gymnastics classes on Jungle to compare timetables and book a trial.

The Little Gym and My Gym: What They Charge

Parents search for these two by name, usually with the word "price". One publishes its full fee table, the other only its trials.

For scale: ten weeks at The Little Gym cost $798. Ten one-hour classes cost $490.50 at Bubbles and $523.20 at GymKraft, both with GST.

Parent-and-Child, Recreational or Competitive: How the Cost Changes

Classes with a parent cost about the same as classes without one: $49.05 at Bubbles, $54 at Tumble Joy, $63 at The Yard and $79.80 at The Little Gym.

The real jump comes with selection. Every gym with a competitive track picks children for it, usually between 4 and 7, and the weekly hours climb fast.

Prime's table shows the pattern: two hours a week cost $38.18 an hour, six hours $16.97, and a year at six hours is $4,565 with joining fees. Bianka Panova's $700 a month is about three times a weekly recreational class.

Competing adds its own fees. Singapore Gymnastics charges athletes a calendar-year membership: $13 for children under 6, $29 for recreational members from 6, and $59 for competitive members, who need it for national meets. The Yard and Alpha both mention competition costs without printing them.

Trials, Registration and Other Extras

None of the gyms that publish a trial price offers it free, and most keep the money whatever you decide.

Only three gyms say a trial counts towards fees, each with a condition: Alpha if you join within a week, The Little Gym if you join the same day, and My Gym as a $70 credit. GymKraft and Karpenko say it never does.

Few gyms require a uniform. Karpenko's top is compulsory, the first one included in registration; Tumble Joy and Bianka Panova have their own, unpriced. The rest ask for fitted sportswear or a leotard.

Year-end camps cost $250 for three days at Bubbles, $506.85 for five mornings at GymKraft and $582.75 at The Yard. Karpenko, The Little Gym and NorthStar run December camps without a published price.

To try several activities first, our guide to free trial classes for kids lists the schools that give a first class free.

What Catches Parents Out

1. Prices before GST. GymKraft, Bubbles at Holland Village and Bianka Panova quote before 9% GST, so GymKraft's $48 is $52.32 at the counter. The Little Gym, GIM Sports and Tumble Joy do not say either way.
2. Paying for weeks your child misses. GIM Sports charges public and school holidays as usual. Prime gives no make-up or refund for any missed class, even with a medical certificate. Alpha forfeits a missed class not made up within the term.
3. Rolling contracts and notice periods. The Yard renews monthly on your card until you give 30 days' notice, or $120 to stop at once. Bianka Panova asks for three months' notice with three months' fees. Karpenko's ten-class packs expire after six months and are not refunded.
4. Fees that come back. The Little Gym's $98 membership renews every year for each child. Prime's $25 family membership falls due every 1 January, and its $60 registration is charged again after a three-month break.
5. A fee with no lesson count is not a price. Power Kids' $225 for "4 Weeks", Alpha's "$47" per "Term" and Prime's 11-week term all need one question: how many classes, guaranteed?

What Age Can My Child Start Gymnastics?

Most Singapore gymnastics gyms take toddlers from about 18 months in a class with a parent, take children on their own from 3, and invite the keenest into a squad between 4 and 7.

• From babyhood, with a parent. The Little Gym's Bugs starts at 4 months and Power Kids' Sliders at 6 months. Bubbles' Gymtots and BazGym's Tiny Bear take 1-year-olds.
• From 18 months to 2, with a parent. The Yard's and Prime's Gym Tots and BearyFun's BearyTots start at 18 months, and My Gym's Gymsters at 19 months. GIM Sports, NorthStar and Tumble Joy start at 2.
• From 3, on their own. GymKraft, Alpha, Karpenko, Prime, Bubbles and The Little Gym all run drop-off classes from 3. Tumble Joy's Funfit starts at 3.5 and Bianka Panova's rhythmic classes at 4.
• From 4 to 7, by invitation. Prime's WAG Prep Squad is for 4-year-olds only, GymKraft's Super Squad starts at 5 and Bubbles' Developmental Squad at about 6.5.

One weekly class is a small part of what young children need. Singapore's 24-hour activity guidelines for early childhood recommend at least 180 minutes of activity a day for toddlers and preschoolers, including 60 minutes of moderate to vigorous play from age 3. Our guide to gymnastics for 2, 3 and 4 year olds compares every class for that age.

How to Keep the Cost Down

• Take an off-peak slot. GymKraft's weekday 3pm and 7pm classes cost $34 instead of $48.
• Add a second weekly class, not a second gym. Bubbles drops to $32.50 a class at twice a week and $26 at three times. GymKraft drops to $42.
• Pay early where it is offered. The Little Gym takes 10% off Spring 2027 fees paid by 1 November 2026. Prime takes 15% off for a second child; The Yard gives no sibling discount.
• Count the weeks you pay for. At the same class fee, a gym that bills 52 weeks costs about 30% more a year than one that bills 40.
• Try a short course first. A four-session onePA course tests your child's interest before you pay a term and a joining fee.

Before you pay, get three answers in writing. How many classes does this fee cover? What is payable on top: registration, membership, trial, uniform? And what happens to a class your child misses?

If you are weighing gymnastics against dance, our guide to what ballet classes cost uses the same yardsticks.

How We Checked These

We started from every gymnastics school Jungle lists, 16 brands across 30 branches, and left out parkour-only gyms, trampoline parks and indoor playgrounds.

Each school was checked on its own website, fee leaflet, terms and booking system on 23 October 2026. Per-class figures divide a published term fee only where the gym states the number of lessons, and where a gym quotes before GST we add 9%. Community centre and athlete membership fees come from onePA's and Singapore Gymnastics' own pages, read the same day.

Browse all gymnastics classes on Jungle or baby gym classes. For other activities, read what kids' classes cost in Singapore and what swimming lessons cost.