These school holiday programmes in Singapore include English, trampolining, boxing and Muay Thai, STEAM activities, football, gymnastics, cooking and robotics, with camps for children and teens of different ages. We’ve rounded up programmes running over the October and year-end school holidays and into early 2027, plus special offers for EL readers.
British Council Singapore English holiday programmes
English lessons go beyond textbooks at the British Council’s Winter 2027 Camps, where children and teens aged seven to 17 build their language skills while exploring a different topic each week.
Running from 18 January to 19 February 2027, the British Council Singapore’s intensive holiday programmes for primary and secondary students combine English learning with hands-on activities including experiments, group research, presentations, games and drama. Students build vocabulary around a range of topics and practise their communication skills while developing confidence, critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Classes are led by qualified and experienced international teachers, with camps suitable for English levels from beginner to advanced.
Each week can be booked as a standalone camp, so children can attend for one week or sign up for several. Sessions take place from 9am to 1pm at the British Council’s Napier Road Centre and cost $805 per week, including materials, a certificate and GST. Multi-week registrations qualify for tiered discounts of up to $550.
Napier Road Centre, 30 Napier Road
britishcouncil.sg
Newtonshow Singapore
Science experiments, creative projects and outdoor adventures are all on the timetable at Newtonshow Singapore’s Winter Camps, running from 23 November 2026 to 29 January 2027.
There are 10 holiday programmes for children aged 3 to 14, including Science from the North Pole, Christmas Cooking Camp, Winter Maker Camp, Outdoor Science 3.0 and Adventure Express. Other themes include Magic Science Academy, Superhero Science Camp, K-POP Science Camp and Kawaii Winter Wonderland.
Camps run from 9am to 4pm, with drop off from 8.30am, and include lunch and two snacks. Parents can book individual days or full weeks at locations in Novena, River Valley, East Singapore and Bukit Timah.
Special offer for EL readers: Get 10% off with code “EXPATREADER”.
BOUNCE holiday camps
Burn off some holiday energy at BOUNCE, with Singapore holiday camps running from now through to the end of the year. Kids can work on everything from freestyle trampolining and aerial skills to balance, coordination and gymnastic techniques, with programmes designed for different ages and abilities.
The BOUNCE Junior Holiday Camp ($320 per person for a three-day camp, Monday to Wednesday, 9am to 12pm) is for children aged three to six and introduces younger jumpers to the basics of freestyle trampolining through movement and play. Alongside the fun, activities help develop coordination, balance, strength and spatial awareness.
For children aged seven and above, the Freestyle Holiday Camp ($340 per person for a three-day camp, Monday to Wednesday, 9am to 12pm) combines dedicated coaching with gymnastic techniques, helping participants learn trampoline skills and tricks at their own pace.
Campers also get to explore the BOUNCE facilities, with activities including dodgeball, aerial skills and giant airbags. There’s also an added perk: campers get the venue to themselves for the first hour of the day, from 9am to 10am, before it opens to the public!
Holiday camps are already scheduled for October, with November and December dates still to be confirmed. Check the BOUNCE website for the latest schedule and booking details.
#09-01 Cineleisure, 8 Grange Road
bounceinc.com.sg
Smash Lab by Whizz Kidz for sport and STEAM
Sport meets STEAM at Whizz Kidz’ Smash Lab, which combines boxing and Muay Thai with science, engineering and creative activities for an action-packed holiday camp!
At Whizz Kidz’ Smash Lab, children aged seven to 12 learn the basics of boxing and Muay Thai, including footwork, coordination and technique, in a safe, structured and supervised setting. Along the way, they’ll also work on confidence, resilience and teamwork.
Away from the training floor, there’s plenty more to keep them busy, including winter-themed arts and crafts, hands-on science experiments, engineering challenges and other physical activities. It means there’s something different to try throughout the week.
Smash Lab holiday camps run from 23 to 27 November, 30 November to 4 December, 7 to 11 December and 14 to 18 December 2026 at The Ring, SAFRA Choa Chu Kang in Singapore. The camp costs $340 to $400, with SAFRA member rates available.
511 Kampong Bahru Road, Keppel Distripark
9451 3825 | whizzkidz.com.sg
Camp Asia holiday camps from sport to robotics
From football and gymnastics to cooking and robotics, Camp Asia’s winter camps give kids plenty to get stuck into during the school holidays in Singapore.
From 21 December 2026 to 8 January 2027, Camp Asia’s Singapore holiday camps includes Multi Activity, where younger campers can try a mix of games, sports, crafts and hands-on activities.
Kids with energy to burn can choose from Parkour, Super Gymnastics and Super Soccer, with plenty of opportunities to work on coordination, confidence and teamwork along the way.
Budding chefs can get busy in the kitchen at Super Chef, while Robotics Makerspace gives young innovators the chance to build, experiment and bring their robotic creations to life.
Special offer for EL readers: Save $50 on camp fees with promo code EXPAT50.
Locations at Australian International School Singapore and Stamford American International School
campasia.asia
Need more ideas for the year-end holidays? Visit our Things to Do section!
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) – click for the answers!
Holiday camps in Singapore are structured programmes for children that run during
school breaks and offer a mix of educational, recreational, creative and sports-based
activities. They are designed to keep kids engaged, learning and having fun outside
regular school terms.
Most holiday camps occur during the school holiday periods such as:
- June/July/August mid-year holidays
- September school break
- December year-end holidays
- March/April school break
(The exact dates vary by school and year.)
Holiday camps in Singapore cater to a wide range of ages, typically Toddlers (3–5 years), Primary school children (6–12 years) and Teens (13–17 years). Programmes are generally grouped by age to ensure activities are relevant and appropriate.
Holiday camps in Singapore cover many interests, such as:
- Sports and fitness (football, swimming, trampolining)
- Creative arts and crafts
- STEM and coding
- Music and performing arts
- Leadership, teamwork and confidence building
- Outdoor adventures and nature activities
Yes. Most holiday camps in Singapore are open to both local and expat children. Some programmes even cater specifically to international families with bilingual options or globally inspired themes.
Consider:
- Your child’s age and interests
- Camp duration and schedule
- Activity focus (e.g., sports vs creative vs STEM)
- Camp reputation and reviews
- Safety measures and staff qualifications
Reading detailed descriptions and reviews helps you pick the best match.
Prices vary widely depending on the duration of the camp (half-day vs full-day), type of activities, and whether meals or materials are included. Budget camps may start lower, while premium or specialised programmes cost more.
Some camps offer optional transport services and meal packages, but this isn’t standard across all programmes. Always check the camp’s details or contact organisers to confirm what’s included.
Certain camps provide participation certificates, skill badges or progress reports –especially for enrichment or educational programmes like coding or leadership training.
Most camps allow online registrations either through camp websites, third-party booking platforms, or direct enquiries with organisers.
Early booking is recommended, as popular programmes fill up quickly.
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