


Our preschool program prepares children for a seamless transition to formal education by focusing on holistic development. The curriculum emphasises language proficiency, early maths concepts and scientific inquiry, alongside social-emotional learning. Children participate in themed projects, cultural activities and outdoor exploration, ensuring a well-rounded early education experience that builds confidence and a love for learning.
In our Changemakers programme, children explore the world and develop essential skills for lifelong learning. Aligned with our mission of Every Child a Happy Explorer, they engage with real-world topics, discover personal identity and learn about sustainability, inspiring innovative solutions.
Children will engage with real-time news to shape their views on the world and discuss sustainability topics like water conservation, energy efficiency and wildlife protection.
Author Study enhances children’s interest in literature through curated titles and mentorship from authors. The programme includes interactions with local and international writers.
Letterland teaches phonics through a story-based approach, covering phonemic awareness, word recognition, spelling, fluency, handwriting,and creative writing. Role-playing characters helps children connect with alphabet sounds, while integrating subjects like numeracy and art to build a strong foundation in English.
Numeracy skills are vital for child development and academic success, covering number recognition, counting and basic arithmetic. At The Schoolhouse, we foster logical reasoning and problem-solving, building confidence and a positive attitude toward math.
Theatre House enhances children's confidence and language skills through interactive activities, storytelling, role-playing and performances, focusing on vocabulary and pronunciation in Chinese.
We provide an immersive environment for building strong Chinese literacy. Through engaging stories, songs and games, children gain confidence in speaking, writing and reading Mandarin.
Our reading programme develops word reading and comprehension skills in a rich context, fostering a love for books and encouraging independent reading with ongoing progress assessments.
We are Singapore’s first preschool to use the Orff-Schulwerk approach, helping children develop musical skills through playful exploration and composition with Orff instruments. Activities include singing, dancing and improvisation.
Art House promotes creativity and visual appreciation. Children express themselves, improve hand-eye coordination and celebrate individuality through art.
In Maker House, children learn to solve problems like engineers. They ask questions, imagine solutions and reflect on their work, fostering critical thinking and creativity.
Indoor and outdoor activities enhance sensory awareness, motor skills and body control. Curated adventures stimulate senses, build friendships and foster creativity.
This social-emotional programme covers eight topics like Family and Teamwork, focusing on Growing and Regulating Emotions, Expressing Individuality, Mindful Connections and Social Readiness.
Eat the World offers a diverse menu aligned with healthy eating, allowing children to explore foods from different cultures and appreciate multiculturalism.
In our Changemakers programme, children explore the world and develop essential skills for lifelong learning. Aligned with our mission of Every Child a Happy Explorer, they engage with real-world topics, discover personal identity and learn about sustainability, inspiring innovative solutions.
Children will engage with real-time news to shape their views on the world and discuss sustainability topics like water conservation, energy efficiency and wildlife protection.
Author Study enhances children’s interest in literature through curated titles and mentorship from authors. The programme includes interactions with local and international writers.
Letterland teaches phonics through a story-based approach, covering phonemic awareness, word recognition, spelling, fluency, handwriting,and creative writing. Role-playing characters helps children connect with alphabet sounds, while integrating subjects like numeracy and art to build a strong foundation in English.
Numeracy skills are vital for child development and academic success, covering number recognition, counting and basic arithmetic. At The Schoolhouse, we foster logical reasoning and problem-solving, building confidence and a positive attitude toward math.
Theatre House enhances children’s confidence and language skills through interactive activities, storytelling, role-playing and performances, focusing on vocabulary and pronunciation in Chinese.
We provide an immersive environment for building strong Chinese literacy. Through engaging stories, songs and games, children gain confidence in speaking, writing and reading Mandarin.
Our reading programme develops word reading and comprehension skills in a rich context, fostering a love for books and encouraging independent reading with ongoing progress assessments.
We are Singapore’s first preschool to use the Orff-Schulwerk approach, helping children develop musical skills through playful exploration and composition with Orff instruments. Activities include singing, dancing and improvisation.
Art House promotes creativity and visual appreciation. Children express themselves, improve hand-eye coordination and celebrate individuality through art.
In Maker House, children learn to solve problems like engineers. They ask questions, imagine solutions and reflect on their work, fostering critical thinking and creativity.
Indoor and outdoor activities enhance sensory awareness, motor skills and body control. Curated adventures stimulate senses, build friendships and foster creativity.
This social-emotional programme covers eight topics like Family and Teamwork, focusing on Growing and Regulating Emotions, Expressing Individuality, Mindful Connections and Social Readiness.
Eat the World offers a diverse menu aligned with healthy eating, allowing children to explore foods from different cultures and appreciate multiculturalism.