Legal analysis: First, the public kindergarten where the children attend: the children take leave for a period of time every month due to illness or other reasons, and the tuition fees will not be refunded. Because the tuition fees of public kindergartens are directly handed over to the Finance Bureau through the education charging platform, it does not mean that they will be refunded. In another case, if a child doesn't come to school for more than one month in one semester because of illness or other reasons, then the public kindergarten will extend the tuition fee for this period to the next semester, that is to say, if the child pays less for the tuition fee for the month when the child didn't come! For example, if a child doesn't come to school for two months this semester, he can pay less tuition for two months next semester.

Then no matter how many days the child takes leave, the child's meal fee will definitely be refunded to the child according to the number of days.

Second, the children's private kindergartens: Private kindergartens generally do not refund fees, but also depend on the number of days the children take leave. If the child needs a particularly long time, private kindergartens may refund tuition and meals. But many private kindergartens are not refundable.

Legal basis: Regulations on Kindergarten Work

Forty-sixth kindergarten funds shall be raised by the organizers according to law to ensure the necessary funds and stable sources of funds for running the park. In accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and local governments, state-owned enterprises and institutions that provide inclusive services shall hold kindergartens, collective kindergartens and private kindergartens, and shall accept the supervision and inspection of relevant departments such as finance and auditing.

Forty-seventh kindergarten fees in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state and local implementation. Kindergartens shall implement the system of publicity of fees, and the charging items and standards shall be publicized to parents, subject to social supervision, and sponsorship fees linked to freshmen's admission shall not be charged in any name. Kindergartens shall not charge extra fees on the grounds of cultivating children's specialties, organizing or participating in competitions. Children's performances, competitions and other activities shall not be organized for profit.