Read, write, play, create and explore your way through the June school holidays!
Boogie Babies! (Playnest)
- 6 – 18 Months | Adult Accompanied Programme
- 9 am – 10.30 am
- 11 am – 12.30 pm
- 1 pm – 2.30 pm
Come on Babies! Let’s boogie to the beat! Dance to the rhythm and move your little feet!
Join for a super singalong holiday programme. Watch in awe as your baby becomes captivated by Old McDonald at his farm, Mama Fish and her three little fishes and a visit to London Bridge. This fun-filled week will be full of songs, sensorial play, art and craft, stories and drama. Your child will also experience a spectacular surprise performance on the last day!
Music makes everyone happy and brings everyone together. So let’s all have fun in this wondrous week!
Mini Music Magic! (Playclub)
- 1½ – 3 Years | Adult Accompanied Programme
- 9 am – 11 am
- 11.30 am – 1.30 pm
- 2 pm – 4 pm
Pack your suitcase and get your passports ready! Children’re getting ready for an exciting trip which will bring all-time favourite songs to life this June!
This holiday programme offers an amazing adventure which will engage children’s imaginations, creativity and curiosity through songs, drama, puppets, stories, craft and much more!
Children’ll sing to hearts’ content and experience a magical journey together. Get ready to make the wheels on the bus go round and round and visit places such as London Bridge and Old McDonald’s Farm along with fishy friends from the meadow!
Cookalicious Food Festival
- Nursery 1 & 2 | Speech & Drama and Readers & Writers Camp
- Nursery 1Nursery 2Forum:12 pm – 2.30 pm; 9 am – 11.30 am; 3.30 pm – 6 pm; 3 pm – 5.30 pm
- Nursery 1Nursery 2Tampines Mall: 10.30 am – 1 pm; 10.30 am – 1 pm; 2.30 pm – 5 pm; 2.30 pm – 5 pm
Chef Wasabi Wok, a world-famous chef, desperately wants to participate in the upcoming Cookalicious Food Festival this June. However, his ambitious plan cannot be carried out alone…
Chef Wasabi Wok is looking for talented junior chefs to help him create exciting, palatable recipes that he can use in the Food Festival. He has a master plan to whip up unique recipes from the past and the present. So come and join Chef Wasabi Wok as he travels through time gathering these recipes and transforming them into lipsmacking dishes!
Junior chefs will delve into drama as they are exposed to a rich diet of language with the use of poems, rhymes and stories. This fabulous culinary adventure will culminate in the Cookalicious Food Festival on the last day where, budding cooking enthusiasts will share their favourite recipes. These recipes will also be compiled into a Cookalicious Recipe book for the junior chefs to keep as they continue their cooking adventures.
Hurry, there are limited passes to join Chef Wasabi Wok’s team as a Junior Chef! Are you ready to cook up a storm?
Time Keepers
- Kindergarten 1 & 2 | Speech & Drama and Readers & Writers Camp
- Forum: 9 am – 11.30 am; 3 pm – 5.30 pm
- Tampines Mall: 10.30 am – 1 pm; 2.30 pm – 5 pm
Professor Time needs your help! His evil twin brother, Mr Mischief, has stolen the one and only time machine in the world and is creating chaos… Strange creatures from the past have been spotted roaming the streets and futuristic drones are circling city!
Your task, as young timekeepers, will be to restore peace and order in the universe and help to send these creatures, lost in time, back to their rightful homes.
They will make a time travel watch for each traveller and embark on fiveday mission, filled with drama activities based on delightful poems, stories and speech exercises. Enriching literacy activities recording the week’s adventures will be compiled into a TimeKeeper’s Notebook, which the intrepid time travellers can bring home as a memento, together with their very own time travel watch!
The clock is ticking… All time travel enthusiasts are invited to sign up for this thrilling ride without delay!
Legendary!
- Primary 1 – 2 | Speech & Drama and Readers & Writers Camp
- Forum: 11.30 am – 2.30 pm; 3 pm – 6 pm
- Tampines Mall: 10.30 am – 1.30 pm; 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm
Are legends true? Are Singapore’s treasured tales based on historical facts, or have they been fabricated with elements of fiction? Have legends changed and evolved over time?
Join and unravel the truth by travelling to the past to discover the real legends of beloved island. Be immersed in five days of action-packed adventure and delve into a world of heroes and heroines and experience history unfolding.
As roving reporters, children’ll investigate each legend, experience first-hand the thrills and spills with various characters they meet, and compile findings.
Immersed in drama while learning the elements of creating captivating stories, legendary investigators will also be inspired to write their very own tales which will be compiled into a scrapbook of fact and fiction.
Are you someone who is keen to try your hand at being a roving reporter? Do you love tales with historical twists mingled with folklore? Are you eager to explore the many legends which have shaped the lives of the people of Singapore?
Snapshots from the Past
- Primary 3 – 5 | Speech & Drama and Readers & Writers Camp
- Forum: 12 pm – 3 pm
- Tampines Mall: 10.30 am – 1.30 pm; 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm
Have you ever wondered about your family’s roots? Are you curious about what life was like for your great-grandparents? Are you enthralled by stories of distant relatives whose traits you appear to have inherited?
Meet Alexandra, who is desperately seeking help to trace her family history. While clearing out the attic in her London home, Alexandra made an unexpected discovery. Wedged at the back of an old cupboard was a dusty album filled with sepia-tinted photographs and faded newspaper clippings. Flipping through the fragile and yellowed pages, Alexandra realised that she has ancestral roots in Singapore. However, the old photographs in Alexandra’s albums are the only clues she has to begin her journey.
They invite budding investigators and history buffs to join for a five-day adventure and help Alexandra trace her family roots and understand more about her culture and heritage. Through drama activities, investigators travel to the past, interview members of Alexandra’s family, study news reports and recreate significant events in Alexandra’s past which will help her to understand her present.
Armed with a collection of original stories and reports with visual documentation, which will be compiled into a Family Scrapbook, the investigators will present their findings on the last day of this dramatic adventure.
Are you ready to piece together snapshots from the past and create a new present and future? Your mission, if you are willing to accept it, will require you to be equipped with a camera, your keen powers of observation and a passion for unravelling the truth!
Lights! Camera! Action!
- Primary 1 – 5 | Stage Lights
- Forum: 3 pm – 6 pm
“We are all actors, set on the stage of the world, as the curtains open we put on our best performance to this audience of life.”
– Anthony Liccione (poet & writer)
Have you always wanted to be on stage, perform for an audience and hear their applause and appreciation?
In ‘Lights! Camera! Action!’, you’ll have the opportunity to explore a variety of stagecraft disciplines including acting, voice and choreography, with the aim of staging a production at the end of the week.
Come join and explore well-loved poems and weave them together with own dialogue to create an original performance with interesting characters, unexpected plot twists and reimagined settings. The exhilarating week of rehearsals will culminate in a show for family and friends at the end of five-day adventure.
During the week, you’ll gain a sense of confidence and a sense of achievement and, most importantly, discover how enormously satisfying it is to be on stage!
Don’t hesitate! The stage beckons!
Credit: image of Julia Gabriel Centre
Age
1–11
Telephone number
+65 6733 4322
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Address
Singapore583 Orchard Road, #04-00 Forum, Singapore 238884