Creative Hearts June Holiday Camp

The June holiday camp program by Creative Hearts offers a whopping 14 different activities suited for children aged three up to 12.. Let your kids have a blast at their Pyjama Party while you schedule in some much needed rest. Better still, kids can sign up for camps like the Frozen Extravaganza or the Paw Patrol holiday camp and enjoy immersing themselves in activities related to their all time favourite shows. 

Kids hoping to pick up a new skill and get in touch with their musical abilities can look forward to the instrument lessons, pop vocal lessons and even songwriting workshops. The camps are conducted at River Valley and Pandan Valley with their first event starting as early as 29th May. 

Check out their camp brochure for a comprehensive guide to the activities, detailing important information such as age, location and admission fees. Alternatively, visit their website for more information.

From now until 17 June, Apple will be hosting a series of programmes designed to help the little ones develop their creative abilities through technology. The tech giant will be bringing in artists from inclusive arts programme GROW by Superhero Me to explore augmented reality and teach kids to create their own animations, stories, podcasts, games and more using iPad and iPhone. Designed for ages 6–15. From discovering how fashion and augmented reality can come together, to creating jingles and writing lyrics, these activities will help expand your kids’ creativity and have a good time to boot.

The full list of programmes and dates can be found here. All sessions will be held at the Apple Store on Orchard Road, 270 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238857.

For children constantly marvelling at the wonders of the world, the Science centre has a series of events lined up this June holidays to cater to their curiosity. Let your kids “fly” as they learn about what allows objects to defy gravity in air and build their very own rockets. These day camps are designed for children aged 3 to 8. 

Check out their website to decide on an activity suited for your child and sign them up for it!

Instead of asking your kids what they want to be when they grow up, change things up a bit by allowing them to explore and figure it out themselves. The My Little 90’s Job Adventure by Kiztopia enables children to take on the role of different professions as they explore eight different booths to find out more about each occupation. From veterinary assistants to police officers, the event provides a chance for visitors to try their hand at different and unconventional jobs. 

Held from 26th May to 25th June at VivoCity’s Outdoor Plaza, fun activities such as solving crime puzzles and making your own pizza await. Click here to purchase your tickets.

Coding Lab offers June Holiday programs for children from as young as five years old. For younger kids, aged 5 to 8, the camp offers a basic introduction to coding with the aid of a visual programming language and hands-on activities. For kids aged 7 to 9 learn more advanced things like controlling characters using commands and exploring Scratch. Older children aged 10 to 12 can try their hand at App creation and design.    

Their Learning Centres are located at Parkway Parade and at KAP mall, Bukit Timah. Parents looking to introduce their kids to computers and help develop an interest in coding can find out more through their website.

Whether you are a math lover or an aspiring dancer, Mindful Space has got you covered. Located at Newton, the centre offers multiple camp activities suited for children with varied interests to participate in. The Science and Art with Body Awareness program, one of their four holiday activities, aims to teach kids to regulate their emotions while keeping them active and maintaining a healthy posture. Those interested in robotics can attend the Mindful Robotics workshop that will introduce participants to the basics of coding and give them the opportunity to create their own prototypes.

Visit their website for more information about camp timings and booking details.

All the little environmentalists out there, unite! The Ocean Imagineer camp at the ArtScience Museum is a must attend if your child is passionate about the climate crisis and is looking for ways to contribute within their own capacity. The day camp, happening over three separate windows of time, while all covering different topics are similar in that they explore ways to utilise technology to protect our oceans. 

Sign your kids up now to help them gain an intimate understanding of how to help our world as they engage in hands-on activities and sit through first-hand experiences that will ignite in them a passion for protecting our environment. 

The camps are scheduled to take place from 2 – 4 June, 16 – 18 June and 23 – 25 June from 10.30am to 5pm at Basement 2, Rainbow Room, ArtSciecne Museum. Click here to book your slots. 

For something more active to occupy your child’s time over the holidays, head over to the Aquatics Holiday Camp. Children participating will get the opportunity to pick up the basics of diving while honing their swimming abilities. With both dryland and pool elements, sessions will not only develop your kid as a swimmer but will also work on improving their strength, flexibility and fitness. If you are worried for the safety of your child, you can be rest assured as the instructors make sure to equip them with the necessary technical skills on land before letting them experiment in the pool. 

The camp, suited for those aged 6 to 12, will be taking place at the OCBC Aquatic Centre on 2, 5, 7, 9, 12, 14, 16 & 19 June from 10am to 12pm. Visit their website for more information. 

For children who love spending their time at the aquarium amongst marine life, the Junior Ocean Protector program will prove to be a real delight. Exciting events like making their own microscope and exploring behind the scenes of the aquarium await. Kids will not only be able to satisfy their curiosity but they will also better understand and possibly form a special bond with aquatic life. 

The Junior Ocean Protector event is happening from Friday to Sunday, all the way till 25th June, from 9am to 3pm at the S.E.A. Aquarium. Click here to make your bookings.

Families interested in going for holiday camps together should consider attending SAFRA’s Family Day Out. Whether you are an early bird or night owl, there are activities prepared to suit your preference.  

The event is split into two separate itineraries, one for their day camp and another for their night camp. The day camp involves activities like scavenger hunts, craft workshops and free frozen yoghurt. The night events, on the other hand, fall under the conventional definition of a camp with tent pitching, night walks, an overnight stay and more awaiting participants. 

The day camp takes place on 17 June from 10am to 7pm while the night camp takes place from 17 – 18 June, starting at 6pm on 17th June and ending at 9am the next day. Both events will be held at the Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay. Visit their website for more details. 

Children’s Biennale at National Gallery

A fun and accessible way to cultivate social awareness amongst children, the National Gallery utilises art to inspire kids to make the world a better place through the Children’s Biennale exhibition.  The 11 interactive artworks aim to encourage conversation surrounding the idea of building a brighter tomorrow and get kids to let their imagination run wild as they conjure up their vision for the future. This exhibit is good for parents looking to expose their kids to local and international artists through the art pieces made by creators from Singapore, Indonesia and Norway to name a few. 

The Children’s Biennale is open from 27 May 2023 and admission is free. Click here for more information.

From Barbie to Monster High, a visit to this exhibit will explain the cultural and social implications of these childhood classics. If you are looking to explore the topic of gender norms and the ways in which it has evolved over time, with your children, this program might be a good start. Kids can enjoy a collection of their favourite toys as they learn about the ways in which toymaking has progressed to be more inclusive and empowering. A day at the museum will serve as a fun outing that doubles up as an informative introduction to the idea of gender equality. 

The exhibition opens to the public on 28th May and tickets can be bought through their website. 

The time has come for the foodies in your children to shine. The National Museum of Singapore has various food related activities and events lined up for the month of June. From food trails to storytelling about sustainable ways to store food to hands on experiences such as pasta making and using upcycled material to grow your own food, Children’s Season 2023 will satisfy kids’ curiosity while helping them cultivate a deeper appreciation for food and sustainability, 

From DIY workshops to interactive theatre, visit their website to find out more about the various activities in store from 27th May to 25th June. 

The bookworms in your family are sure to have some Monstrous Fun at this Art House event. Children can journey through adventures, masterfully crafted with words that weave whimsical tales. This will also be a good opportunity to improve their language skills as the event is not only available in English but also in Chinese, Malay and Tamil. From interactive reading sessions to monster hunts, there are many exciting activities to look forward to.

Monstrous Fun! is happening from 16 – 17 June, 10am to 5pm, at the Art House. Visit their website for more updates coming soon.

Wild Explorer Camp

This day-camp is suited for children aged 6 to 10 seeking to explore wildlife and get in touch with nature through activities spanning 2 consecutive days at the Singapore Zoo. The camp provides guided tours to learn more about animals across the globe and acquaint children with rainforests and the animals that inhabit them. Not only do children get to meet and make new friends, they also stand a chance at acquiring animal buddies as they make a visit to the Giant Tortoise, one of the camp highlights. 

Sign your kids up for the camp, either from 1st to 2nd June or from 8th to 9th June. Visit their website to book your slots. 

If you are looking for a fun way to spend time as a family outdoors, the puzzle hunts designed by Ransack might just do the trick. From Fort Canning Park to Chinatown, all you have to do is pick your preferred location, obtain your game kit and get to solving the mystery. The hunts are two hours long and range based on the extent of difficulty, allowing you to attempt puzzles based on your comfort level. The experience will help to keep your kids active, intellectually stimulated and allow them to explore various locations in Singapore.

Check out their website to book your tickets and find out more. 

The June holiday program by Wildlings is for all adventure seeking children out there. With half day camps for those aged 4 to 5 and full day camps for those 6 years old and above, the events will allow kids to experience what life in the outdoors is like. From teaching them important skills like fire building and outdoor cooking to enjoyable recreational activities like sorbet making and obstacle courses, the 5-day camp will keep the little ones occupied and active as they spend time picking up skills outside of the classroom. 

The camps are held throughout the month of June with half day camps from 9am to 12pm and full day camps from 9am to 3pm. Visit their website for more details on the itinerary.

The forest adventure course is designed to push the limits of kids and challenge them physically. The kids course, specially put together for children aged 5 to 9, allows them to go through crossings and ziplines with the help of instructors to initially guide them through the experience. 

Kids attending need to be at least 1.1 metres tall and those below the age of 7 have to be accompanied by an adult throughout the activity. Forest Adventure, located at Bedok Reservoir Park, is open from 9.30am to 2pm on Monday, 9.30am to 6pm Tuesday through Friday and 9.30am to 6.30pm over the weekend. Check out their website for more information and booking details.

One of the many activities lined up for the Zentosa Live Well Festival, this scavenger hunt will allow participants to appreciate nature and the biodiversity of Sentosa while spending quality time together as a family. Children that constantly need to be on the move will find themselves enjoying this expedition as they explore the wonders of Sentosa Island. 

The event is happening from 10 –  25 June, 10am to 5pm, at Imbiah Forecourt, Sentosa Island. Admission is free. Visit their website to find out more about the various programs available. 

Bouncy Fun with Looney Tunes

Bouncy Fun at Suntec City is a must visit for all Looney Tunes loving kids. The inflatable play zone, slides and life-sized forest hill side will keep children excited as they explore the play area and spend time with their favourite characters like Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck, to name a few. 

Bouncy Fun is located at Suntec City Atrium, Tower 1 and 2, from 25th May to 25th June.

Promising to take children on an adventure through Land, Sea and Air, this scavenger hunt will have kids exploring the museum as they learn about the various modes of transportation developed over time. Completion of the hunt will be rewarded with a gift sponsored by The Lego Group. 

The scavenger hunt will be held over the weekends throughout the month of May and requires an admission fee of $8. Children aged 5 to 12 are to be accompanied by a parent for whom the entrance will be free of charge. Register for the event and find out more through their website.

The Children’s Festival will put planning woes to rest with the variety of events lined up to entertain you and your kids throughout the month of June. At first glance, the activities may seem typical but further exploration reveals the unique ways in which they allow your kids to connect with nature and enjoy themselves. 

The nature-inspired playground lets visitors play amongst plant and animal friends and the arts and craft program includes one-of-a-kind activities like leaf painting. Kids more on the active side can lookout for the Trail Adventure. To top it all off, there is free outdoor screening of our childhood favourites like Charlotte’s Web, Up and more.

10 – 25 June from 10am to 7pm. Visit their website for more information to plan your day before heading down. 

Celebrating June holidays in conjunction with Father’s day just means fun and more fun awaits. Dumpling Chronicles, an event for kids to experience folding paper dumplings and enjoy a show specially put up for them, will help nurturean appreciation for the Dumpling Festival. Alternatively, they can look forward to Bake and Play Bonanza that will put their baking skills to test. They can expect to try their hand at baking animal shaped cupcakes and desserts.

Adding to the fun is the Father’s Day Cup Challenge through which dads and their kids can bond over activities like tug of war and relay races. Winners stand to take home a trophy and a Park Hopper pass worth over $100.

Dumpling Chronicles: 10 June at The Polliwaogs @ Vivocity and 11 June at The Polliwogs @ Clarke Quay Central, happening at 3pm. Book your tickets to the play arena here. 

Bake and Play Bonanza: 12 – 14 June at The Polliwogs @ Vivocity at 10am. Tickets are $68 and can be purchased here. 

Father’s Day Challenge Cup: 18 June at  The Polliwogs @ Vivocity and The Polliwogs @ Clarke Quay Central, from 2pm to 4pm. Buy your tickets here.

Despite all the fun-filled happenings over June, the holidays would not be complete without a carnival. With this event, the excitement and pleasant memories, characteristic of a carnival are back. Let your kids enjoy a series of carnival games and food. If the weather gets too unbearable, take a break and head over to the Pool Obstacle Course for a dose of family adventures at the pool.

Happening at SAFRA Mount Faber, the carnival is held at the atrium from 12pm to 4pm while the Pool Obstacle Course is at the swimming pool from 10am to 4pm. Both events are on 17th June. For more information on registration, click here. 

Visit this exhibition at Gardens by the Bay and follow the journey of the Ang Ku Kueh girl through a series of comic drawings. Through depictions of everyday, easy to understand scenarios the artist sends a message that gratitude is a powerful source of happiness and true beauty. If you and your kids are in need of a feel good activity, check out this exhibit.

Open till 30 June, from 9am to 9pm, admission is free for this event. 

Adding to the list of fun is this space themed inflatable playground at the Bayfront Event Space. Jumptopia gives all space enthusiasts the chance to live out their dreams as they adventure through spaceships and alien battle zones alongside their Kiztopia buddies. They also have toddler-friendly wet play zones, obstacle courses and food available to keep the excitement going. 

Suited for all age groups, from toddlers to teenagers, Jumptopia will be held from 1 to 25 June from 4pm to 10pm throughout the week. Tickets to the event can be purchased here.

This festival held at Marina Bay is set to take viewers into a future where they explore how current day actions can shape and change the world. Exploring the colour blue and its relationship with healing and serenity, the installations will take your breath away with their beauty and unique designs. An evening at i Light 2023 will have kids marvelling at the exhibit while they learn about the power they have to change lives. 

i Light will be held from 1 to 25 June, open daily from 7.30pm to 11pm with closing hours extended to 12am on Fridays and Saturdays. Visit their website to find out more.

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