UPDATED: 70+ things to do with the kids during the June school holidays in Singapore

Not sure what to do for the June school holidays in Singapore? Fear not – we've got loads of fab ideas to keep the kids entertained over the break!

If you’re currently looking at an empty calendar for the June school holidays (from 31 May to 29 June 2025) and worrying about how you’re going to entertain the kids, then don’t fret. Fill up your weekends, and for during-the-week fun, we’ve got you (and the kids) covered with everything to do for the school holidays in Singapore.

We’ve found loads of things to keep the kids busy, whether that’s at home or out and about. From exhibits to theatre, and our favourite parks or green space. So take a look, and get filling up your Singapore June school hols itinerary with these fun-filled activities for the whole family. Happy holidays!

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70+ things to do with the kids for the June school holidays in Singapore

1. Pick up chess, attend a parent-child skincare workshop, and more at U-CAMP Holiday Workshops in United Square

Holiday camps at a mall? That’s right – UOL Malls just launched its first ever U-CAMP Holiday Workshops across all three of its malls, which includes United Square. Known for being a learning hub, your kids will have a wide range of workshops to choose from, ranging from learning chess through storytelling by the New York-founded Chess At Three; brush up on their academic subjects at Hua Language Centre and Aspire Hub Education; improve their basketball skills at KOTC Basketball’s clinic; pick up coding at Futurum Academy, and much more. Check out the full class schedule on United Square’s website. You can redeem up to two workshops with a minimum spend of $60, then top up $10 or $20 for each workshop that your kids want to attend. Plus, limited edition tumblers are up for grabs with $120 spend, or $10 UOL e-voucher (valid for use only at United Square) with $180 spend.

When: Now till 6 July 2025
Where: United Square

2. Or let the kids try drumming, cook up a storm, design their own sneakers, and much more at U-CAMP Holiday Workshops in KINEX

Being part of the UOL Malls group, families in the East can join U-CAMP Holiday Workshops in KINEX too. The offerings here are just as diverse, with game design for kids by The Lab; basic drum lessons by Fine Momentum Academy; dance classes in k-pop, hip hop, and tumbling at Distinct Creative Arts, kids’ Brazilian jiujitsu and muay thai with the famous Evolve MMA, and even a chance to paint your own sneakers with MurcyArt Gallery. Interested? Just redeem workshop passes (up to two with a minimum spend of $60) then top up $10 for each workshop that your kid is planning to attend. Don’t forget to keep your receipts to grab more rewards too, such as UOL Malls’ new limited edition tumbler and a $10 e-voucher for your next purchase in KINEX.

When: Now till 6 July 2025
Where: KINEX

3. Gear up for a fun ride around the Star Circuit

Calling all mini racers – get ready to rev your engines and zoom around the Star Circuit this school holiday! Located in The Star Vista’s B1 level, the Gear Up, Speedstar event allows you and your kids to race to their hearts’ content at $15. These rides are suitable for kids below nine years old, with adult supervision for those below 100cm in height. Planning to shop or dine at the mall on a weekday? Even better – you could stand a chance to redeem a kart ride for free. All you need is just a minimum spend of $100 (maximum three same-day receipts) to redeem a kart ride ticket from the Customer Service Counter at Level 1 from Monday to Friday (excluding public holidays). But hurry, tickets are limited and only on a first-come-first-serve basis.

When: Now till 29 June 2025, 10am – 9pm
Where: The Star Plaza (B1), The Star Vista, 1 Vista Exchange Green, Singapore 138617

4. Check out everything kids-related at TANGS

School holiday is in full swing at TANGS! We got word that the store is running a series of craft workshops for kids, from a hands-on slime activity to creating your own glass decor and wooden charm; and even a chance to get a caricature done for free. There’s also a kids’ fair happening from now till 22 June at VivoCity Atrium, featuring beloved kids’ brands like Moomin and Peanuts, as well as fab kids’ fashion and toys; plus a series of kids’ pop-ups happening throughout the month till 17 July in TANGS at Tang Plaza store. More excitingly, you and the kiddos get to meet the new characters from Jellycat’s High Summer collection launch in TANGS at VivoCity store – featuring its giant Amuseables Lemonade in giant sizes! Don’t forget to look out for shopping deals as well – we heard that goodies like LEGO, Raph & Remy, Moo Moo Kow, and more are going on sale with up to 50% off! Be sure to also snag an exclusive TANGS Kids Box at $40, but filled with goodies worth $99.

When: Now till 30 June. Dates vary according to location, check website for full deets.
Where: TANGS at Tang Plaza (Level 2) and TANGS at VivoCity (Level 1)
Note: Selected workshops and activities may require minimum spend or paid access, check website for full deets.

5. Dig up your love for dinosaurs at Jurassic World: Experience

We’ve had a ton of rawr-some dinasour events in Singapore, but prepare to step into a whole new world with the Jurassic World: Experience at Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay! Opening just in time for the June school holidays, take the kids to see baby dinos in eggs at the creation lab, dig up fossils, and snap some photos sitting in a gyroscope. Make sure to mark your calendars and get your presale tickets now so you don’t miss out! Check out our reel to find out what to expect.

When: Happening now
Where: Jurassic World: The Experience, Gardens by the Bay Cloud Forest
How much: From $26 per adult, $22 per child/senior for SG residents; $46 per adult, $32 per child for non-residents.

6. Head out on an adventure with Bluey at Safra Punggol

There’s so much to do at Bluey Outdoor Activities during the June school holidays! While some of the activities such as their holiday camp, baking classes, and cycling activities are fully booked up, do not fret. They still have so much to look forward to like kayaking, photography workshops, painting workshops, and even a meet and greet with Bluey and Bingo! Make sure to register ASAP before all the remaining slots are snapped up.

When: Now till 29 June 2025
Where: SAFRA Punggol, 9 Sentul Cres, Singapore 828654
How much: Prices vary per activity; check the prices and register here.

7. Don’t miss ‘Peranakan Reimagined’ on Sentosa!

We are keeping a look out for all of the amazing events, promos, deals and collectibles that are happening around Singapore in celebration of SG60. One of the most colourful and fun we’ve seen is Peranakan Reimagined, a series of events and Peranakan-themed fun on Sentosa! Head to the Lookout Loop within Sensoryscape to see the Peranakan House, brought to life through vivid visuals and a dazzling light show. Take some precious mother-and-daughter snaps when you rent a kebaya for 2-hours for a unique photoshoot around Sensoryscape. Even the cable cars are Peranakan themed!

When: Now till 31 August 2025
Where: Peranakan Reimagined, various activities on Sentosa

8. The Balloon Museum is coming to Singapore

We can feel the excitement for Balloon Museum‘s arrival on our sunny shores inflating! This balloon-based art exhibition is filled with large-scale inflatable installations, dynamic light displays, and interactive artworks – perfect for photo ops. Unlike traditional art galleries, this one’s great to take the kiddos to as it combines art and play with how interactive the exhibitions are. So make sure to pop in when they’ve floated on over from 7 June to 31 August 2025!

When: Now till 31 August 2025
Where: Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
How much: From $35 per child, or from $45 per adult

9. Head over to Gallery’s Children Biennale

We’re not lying when we say this is an event that we look forward to all year. We’ve always had a great time at the Gallery’s Children Biennale. It’s one of the few arts events designed with kids in mind, where they can interact with art pieces and learn from them. This year is no different, featuring eight must-see artworks at the National Gallery Singapore that kids can play and even contribute to. Read about our visit here.

When: Happening now
Where: National Gallery Singapore

10. Make a pit stop at the Nintendo Pop-Up store at Jewel!

Parents, make sure your wallets are ready to handle this new Nintendo Pop-Up store – you’ll most likely be leaving with a massive haul! They’ve got over 150 exclusive and limited edition Nintendo merch items from beloved franchises like Super Mario, Animal Crossing, The Legend of Zelda, Splatoon, and many more. There are even Super Mario Kart themed installations to check out so make sure you take a couple of laps before heading out. Check out what we saw when we went down to check it out for ourselves!

When: Now til 24 July 2025
Where: Nintendo Pop-Up Store and Markio-Kart themed installations, Jewel Changi Airport, #04-228

11. Visit the newly opened Minion Land

Say ‘bello’ to the newest addition at Universal Studios this school holidays! Minion Land boasts three themed zones –  Gru’s Neighbourhood, Super Silly Fun Land, and Minion Marketplace where you can find rides, merchandise, shops and food outlets. Check out our Ultimate Guide to Minion Land and what went down when we checked it out for ourselves!

12. Airzone is back!

After a long hiatus, Airzone is now back in full swing! If you’ve missed this suspended net indoor playground, it’s time to head down to City Square Mall and have some fun in the air. Explore the 3 levels, each with distinct themed zones and unique games with the view of the mall’s atrium below it.

13. Sign the kids up for a holiday camp!

We love holiday camps – they’re perfect for keeping the little ones entertained while getting a dose of learning during the summer break. From robotics to coding, outdoor fun, sports, mindfulness, cooking camps and more, you’ll definitely find something to suit your kids! Check out our mega list for the best upcoming summer holiday camps!

14. Take a stroll along one of Singapore’s boardwalks

These boardwalks, like the recently opened Keppel Coastal Trail Boardwalk, are a great way to reconnect with nature for free! Some of them are also stroller-friendly and wheelchair-friendly for some multi-generational family bonding. They’re also easy enough for the little ones to explore and play on – check out our full list and find one near you to bring the fam to during the school holidays!

15. Check out the most magical Harry Potter event in Singapore: extended till June 2025!

Have you checked out Harry Potter: Visions of Magic at Resorts World Sentosa? This massive 40,000-square-foot magical playground offers kids a thrilling holiday adventure into the wizarding world’s largest interactive experience yet. Explore enchanting new areas like the Chamber of Secrets, where whispers fill the walls, and The Trap Door, a maze of spellbound chambers guarding hidden treasures. Here’s what went down when we checked it out!

When: Now on till September 2025
Where: Harry Potter Visions of Magic at Resorts World Sentosa
How much: Tickets from $39/child (4-12yo), $49/adult. Dynamic pricing may apply.

Still feel like getting up to more magic? Check out our guide on finding all things Potteriffic in Singapore.

16. Enjoy some free water play

Looking for ways to beat the heat? One of our favourite things to do is water play, made even better when it’s FREE! Luckily, Singapore has no shortage of water play areas, from those atop shopping malls to the ones near HDB estates; make sure you go through our list of free water play spots to visit with the kids!

17. Visit Singapore’s best HDB playgrounds

Singapore is awesome when it comes to playgrounds, and we’re not just talking about the big, well-known park playgrounds. We are also huge fans of hidden HDB playground gems! We are talking about Alice in Wonderland playgrounds to dinos galore- Yay! Who knew, right? Check out our lists of some of the best HDB playgrounds in Singapore and where to find the iconic dragon playgrounds to amp up your playground bucket list.

18. Head to the theatre with these new shows and live performances

We love live performances, so how about taking the kids to see musicals and theatre shows this school holidays? Here’s what’s on at the theatre that’s kid-approved. Keep checking the site for our latest reviews and updates on new performances!

19. Head to KidZania!

KidZania Singapore is back and better than ever! After closing during Covid, this ‘kids city’ has reopened with new brands and experiences. We got an exclusive sneak peek, and it’s more exciting than ever! Check out our guide to KidZania to maximize your experience and earn plenty of Kidzos! Tickets start at $41 (babies under one year old enter free). Pssst… Prices vary based on crowd demand, so book in advance for the best deals!

20. Be inspired at the National Gallery Singapore Keppel Centre for Art Education

Haven’t been to National Gallery Singapore’s Keppel Centre for Art Education in a while? It’s been revamped with eight new interactive learning zones, providing little ones with exciting opportunities to connect with art through play and creativity. Explore vibrant spaces inspired by the Gallery’s artworks and let children express their creativity on digitised canvases – make sure to check out the Makers Studio, which gives kids (and adults!) the chance to try 3D Doodling and make sculptures with the wooden pieces available. The best part is it’s entirely FREE to enter, regardless of citizenship!

21. Visit a pet cafe

Whether you and your family are feline fans or dog lovers, teaching your kids how to interact with animals plays a huge role in helping them learn responsibility and empathy. Before you give in to demands for a pet from the kids and decide on adopting a four-legged friend, make a trip down to these popular dog or cat cafes in Singapore! Unwind over coffee, fawn at cute critters and get cuddles!

22. Visit a kid-friendly bookstore

Attention all bookworms! We’ve got the ultimate guide to the best bookstores all over Singapore. Have you ever heard of the saying, ‘readers are made on their parents’ laps’? The more you read, the more kiddos read, so how about stocking up some great reads for both of you at these literary havens? Whether you’re a seasoned reader, casual browser, compulsive book buyer or someone looking for a cosy spot to lose yourself in the wonder of words, you’ll need to bookmark this list of bookstores. Some of these places also serve a cuppa or more!

23. Feast at kid-friendly restaurants and cafes

Check out our list of the best kid-friendly restaurants by location across the length and breadth of Singapore: the child-tolerant places where parents can finish a good hot meal in (relative) peace. Psst, we’ve even put together a list of the best kids eat free deals in Singapore! You’re most welcome!

24. Future World: Where Art Meets Science

Kit out the fam and hit the Art Science museum to check out Future World: Where Art Meets Science. There are tons of digital-interactive installations that the kiddos will want to try their hand at (over and over again). Visitors can expect to explore two sections in the exhibition, including City in A Garden and Exploring New Frontiers.

25. Have breakfast with the zoo animals

Indulge in a hearty meal of local and international delights while sitting through a 30-minute presentation featuring orangutans, macaws, tamandua, coatimundis, and reptiles. There’s a free-and-easy interaction area where you can meet the animals and their care team, as well as photo points to capture those memories as keepsakes. Breakfast in the Wild is available from 9am to 10.30am on weekends and public holidays – check out our sneak peek! Make sure to also check out other cool dining experiences for kids!

26. Try out some super fun (and free) sporty activities!

Here’s something special for all you sports fans – Decathlon has put together an exciting line-up of sports activities where kids can explore their sports interests and learn about team dynamics and IQ through sports. Psst, there’s also something in store for the whole fam!

27. Go on a Lego-tastic hunt across Singapore

The little red dot is absolutely crazy about Lego, making it a nation of Lego enthusiasts with a treasure trove of Lego-themed adventures for both kids and adults! And if you’ve got Lego-crazy kids in your crew (who doesn’t?), there’s a good chance they’re already budding tinkerers, just itching to let their creative juices flow. So, why not make this school break a Lego-filled extravaganza? Dive into our super helpful listicle to discover all the Lego-tastic fun awaiting you. Get ready for some building excitement!

28. Check out some cool, family-friendly immersive experiences

Curious about the hype around immersive experiences? Discover the coolest immersive adventures in Singapore, from Harry Potter exhibits to dinosaur encounters! These immersive experiences make you actively participate in meticulously designed settings using cutting-edge technology like VR goggles. Perfect for all ages, these adventures offer unforgettable family fun. Here are some must-see immersive experiences in Singapore!

29. Try VR gaming with your teens

There’s been lots of new VR gaming experiences popping up around Singapore in recent times – using a set of VR goggles and controllers, you’ll be fully immersed in a new world and experience you could only imagine in real life. Now combine this with gaming and you’ve got yourself something new to do this school holidays, no matter what type of game you enjoy. There are even kid-friendly games to check out so add this to the list of activities to try with the kids!

30. Visit Legoland Malaysia

32. Visit a fire station

If your little ones love to dress up as firefighters, they are going to love visiting a local fire station to see a real-life fire truck! Plus, fire stations are open to the public on Saturday mornings, so little ones can meet their heroes. Visitors can go on guided tours to meet firefighters and paramedics and learn how the Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) responds to emergencies. Check the SCDF website for more details.

33. Try an art class

Nothing brightens up a day like some art and crafts! But while it’s always nice to get crafty with the kids at home, wouldn’t it be great if you could take a break from scraping paint off your coffee table? We say, let your mini-Banksy get a real-life art lesson from one of Singapore’s art teachers instead! These art studios around Singapore let your toddlers, kids and teens get messy and busy to their heart’s content. Oh, and some even offer art jam classes for adults, too (perfect for date night!).

34. Light up the nights at a dazzling light show

Treat yourself and the whole family to Wings of Time, a fun nighttime experience. Be mesmerised by a multi-sensory water display, laser show, fireworks and music as you soar through space and time in a magical adventure! You should also check out Spectra, which is happening again at Marina Bay, and don’t forget our firm favourite, Garden Rhapsody – the whole family will love the music and lights shining amidst the Supertrees.

35. Swing, spin, splash – get some friends together and have an arty party!

Art jamming is a trend we’re loving, as not only does it get the kid’s creative juices going, but they can bring home something to keep as well! The whole family can enjoy these art sessions. Choose from decorating your own tote bags or canvas prints, swing and splash sessions, or glow-in-the-dark neon paints!

36. Cool science stuff at Science Centre Singapore

Science Centre Singapore is always a great day out for the kids! Explore the tech zones, get a glimpse into future technology and explore the KidsSTOP indoor playground! Besides this, don’t miss out on heaps of fun workshops for the kids, science shows and demonstrations, and even catch Omni-Theatre digital movies.

37. Party on a yacht!

Here’s an idea for a fuss-free getaway: rent a yacht and enjoy a little ride with the kiddos! Find out about all the kid-friendly yacht charter options available.

38. Go horse riding in Singapore

If you’re looking to escape the high-rise city life of Singapore this school holiday, head out to one of the stables for some horse riding! From Bukit Timah Saddle Club to Gallop Stables and more, you can let the kids take a pony ride, as well as opt for a feeding session with the horses!

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39. Get your skates and surf on

Have you heard about Trifecta by The Ride Side, a sports centre in Orchard? Spanning 49,611 square feet, equivalent to the size of four Olympic swimming pools. This place is a one-stop destination where you and your fam can surf, ski, and skate, regardless of the weather. It’s a game-changer!

40. Explore Johor Bahru just across the border

Need a quick and easy getaway with the fam? Read our guide to kid-friendly things to do in the popular shopping town of Johor Bahru, just across Singapore’s border. From the best kid-friendly spots like theme parks and nature reserves to malls and supermarkets, you can get your family there in about an hour – no air travel required!

41. Visit Bintan, just an hour away by ferry

Less than an hour away by ferry, Bintan is great for a short trip from Singapore. Check out our top picks of the best Bintan resorts for families for a luxurious holiday at the beach!

42. Check out Singapore’s awesome MRT stations

If you’ve got kids who are absolutely thrilled by high-octane locomotive action, we’ve got a cool suggestion for you. Take out those MRT maps, check out our super handy guide highlighting the best designed MRT stations all around the little red dot, and get ready for a fantastic adventure. Embark on a journey to explore the island while riding its most popular mode of transport – it’s a surefire way to make some amazing memories. So go ahead, let the excitement unfold and enjoy every moment of the ride!

43. Sign up for a speech and drama class

We totally enjoy catching a movie with the kids every now and then. And you know what? The fantastic stage shows, productions, and musicals in Singapore have us hooked too. If you’ve ever thought about introducing the little ones to the magic of theatre, those performing art programs in schools are just the ticket. Or why not enrol them in a drama and theatre class for kids right here in Singapore? We’ve put together a list of some of the coolest drama schools for just that. Check it out!

44. Host a super slumber party

How about throwing an exciting slumber party for the little ones this school holiday? We’ve got your back with our handy guide. Whether it’s putting together a guest list or decking out the place with fancy decorations, we’ve got all the bases covered to make planning a slumber party a total breeze. So go ahead, start planning and have a blast!

45. Book a staycation

This school holiday, level up your family staycations! Scroll through our list of amazing staycation hotels in Singapore – some let kids stay free, have the best kids’ pools and offer cool kid-focused activities!

46. Check out a museum or two!

You can check out one of the many kid-friendly museums across Singapore in person this school hols! Head on down and be wowed by technology at ArtScience Museum or take in a whole lot of history and art at Asian Civilisations Museum! Our recommendation? Head to the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum and check out the dinosaurs!

47. Get outdoors and visit a farm!

Who knew that Singapore had such a big selection of farms! Yep, you don’t need to head too far out of the city, and you’ll be in beautiful Kranji and farm country! Choose from Jurong Frog Farm, Hay Dairies, Bee Amazed Garden, or dine on some hearty farm-to-table fare at Bollywood Farms! Parents, you’d definitely want to check out The Sundowner, a rooftop farm experience located at Siglap…

48. Have a jump at a trampoline park!

Trampolining is a great way to tire out the kids, so if you have overactive littles that need to burn energy fast, then book one of these trampoline parks this holiday to wear them out!

49. Unleash your inner speed demon

Are you an adrenaline junkie? Then get ready to unleash your speed demon at some of these fun places across the island. Take HyperDrive at in Sentosa for example, this gamified indoor go-kart experience has three levels and 14 thrilling turns that’s bound to get you wanting for more!

50. Try your hand at fishing or prawning!

Have you always wanted to fish your own catch (or pet)? We’ve found a few places where your younglings can try their hand at longkang fishing, a hobby popular with the locals back in the 50s and 60s. Otherwise, head down to D’Best Recreation, the largest saltwater fishing pond in Singapore. While kids attempt to fish or go multiple rounds of prawning, the adults can take a breather at the bars and restaurants within the area.

51. Go on a guided kayaking tour and beach BBQ

Always wanted to try getting on a foot-pedal kayak for a spot of fishing or pedal to Pulau Ubin for a private beach barbecue? We recently tried a guided tour with KayakXtremeSports and kayaked from Pasir Ris Beach to Pulau Ubin, across the open seas and through mangroves! The expedition ended with a simple BBQ setup (complete with chairs, a table, grill and stove) and we were ready to grill the food we brought with us. The package includes kayaks, BBQ equipment, packet drinks and instant noodles; so we just needed to bring a few more BBQ items of our own (we brought satay, prawns and some chicken drumlets!) and our guide Kaz did the rest! Our five-year-old loved the whole experience – KayakXtremeSports also offers fishing expeditions, trips to nearby floating restaurants, island hopping and more!

52. Hit the park!

One of our favourite things to do with the kids? Hit the park! From West Coast Park to Pasir Ris Park and all the parks in between, there are many green spaces to explore with the kids. Check out our ultimate park guide and pick your faves for guaranteed school holiday fun!

53. Beat the heat with an ice cream-making sesh

The all-famous Singapore heat is hard to beat, but we know just the thing to get the fam cooling off in a flash. Sign up for an ice cream-making sesh at Carrara and get the full scoop on ice cream-making from scratch! Best part? You will get to take home two flavours of ice cream you make at the workshop and a few easy recipes to try at home. Super cool! If heading out isn’t your thing, how about a family-friendly, nice cream-making session at home? Get your food processors out and try out our round-up of ‘nice cream’ recipes that are guilt-free and packed with all those nutrients for our growing folks. Here’s to a lickin-good holiday!

54. Have a daycation over in Sentosa!

Sentosa is the place to head if you’re looking to have a fun-filled fam day out. From the dizzy heights of the cable car to get there, to all-out good times at Universal Studios Singapore, and then there’s the beach. On second thoughts, maybe you’ll need a week to do it justice. Staycation, anyone?

55. Go island hopping!

What about exploring the islands of Singapore for a change of scenery? Step back in time over to Pulau Ubin and check out the last surviving kampong. Looking for a new beach? Have Lazarus Island on your list. You can also hop on a ferry from Sentosa Cove to Lazarus Island! Finally, for easy-peasy island exploring (with no ferry needed), walk across to Coney Island via Punggol Promenade Nature Walk!

56. Explore more of Singapore on one of these heritage trails

We’re always looking for new places in Singapore to explore, and thankfully, the good folks at the National Heritage Board have just the thing up their sleeve – heritage trails! From Chinatown to Haji Lane, learn a new thing or two about Singapore’s history and heritage this weekend!

57. Go on a wildlife hunt in Singapore’s nature reserves

Although Singapore may feel all skyscrapers and concrete at times, we still have plenty of pretty parks and green patches alongside our urban jungle. And with that glorious green comes glorious wildlife! We’re not talking run-of-the-mill shrews and squirrels here: pangolins, otters and crocs; we’re looking at you! So get those wellies on and your binoculars at the ready, for a good spot with the brood!

58. Get creative with these crafting tutorials

Looking to keep the kids occupied indoors? Then check out a crafting tutorial or two! You don’t need to look far; thankfully, the internet is our friend with a whole host of ideas just waiting to be tried. Head on over to DIY – its instructional videos are easy enough for the kids to follow, and they’re fun, too. Another great option to check out is Creative Bug’s many classes online. Want to impress the older kids? We say opt for a make your own slime or playdough session – a winner for all ages!

59. Grab a basket and have a picnic

All kids (and grown-ups, for that matter) love the novelty of a picnic. Grab your fave snacks, sandwiches and the essential picnic blanket and you’re away! If you are heading off to your favourite park, check out our guide of fab picnic accessories to complete the spread.

60. Treat the fam to afternoon tea!

How about a treat for all the fam this school hols? We say book an afternoon tea and indulge in scones, cream and jam. Psst – some even offer fab takeaway options if you fancy the sweet and savoury delights without heading out!

61. Book a chalet for the fam

No travel plans? No problem – just make a holiday of it here in SG! With so many super options available right here in Singapore, you’ll think you made it to Bali after all. Check out our guide to family-friendly chalets in Singapore– good luck picking!

62. Soak up holiday vibes at the beach!

What better way to fill the hols than hitting the beach? And good news, there are loads of options in sunny Singapore. From Sentosa’s fun-filled white sands to getting away from it all in Kusu Island. Yep, you might have to omit those tankers from your line of vision, but otherwise, you can sit back and pretend you’re in Thailand! Remember to pack the sunscreen! Due to the recent oil spill, do check the NEA website for updates on the sea water quality of the affected beaches.

63. Explore the Park Connector Network!

It’s not just the parks that you should have on your bucket list this school holiday; you need to check out the Park Connector Network (PCN) too! Covering a distance of over 300 km (wow!), the PCN connects some of the best parks in Singapore with one another, so no need to traipse along roads to get between them. They are also perfect for scooting, biking or walking territory in their own right too!

64. Get scooting at one of these spots!

Want some outdoorsy fun? Pack the scooter and head off to one of these fab scooter-approved destinations. It’s perfect for getting the kids active this school hols. From Punggol Waterway Park in the east to Jurong Lakeside Gardens in the west, there are fab spots to scoot all over Singapore!

65. Explore a new ‘hood!

From Chinatown to Joo Chiat, and don’t forget fam fave Holland Village. There’s a heap of neighbourhoods to explore in SG this school holiday. Add a few to your list, and you’ll see a new side of SG in no time!

66. Visit the library

Singapore offers some pretty special libraries that are sure to impress the kids. We love the fancy facilities and great reading nooks at library@harbourfront, where you can definitely while away the hours and get some new reads! Or, if you want new books to permanently add to your bookshelf, then check out our fave kid-friendly bookstores. NLB also has a host of specially curated events over the holiday period for kiddos of all ages. Find out more here!

67. Climb new heights this school holidays!

We all know that the kids need to burn energy over the hols, and we think we’ve found the perfect activity – rock climbing! Besides burning tonnes of energy, rock climbing is actually a workout mentally and will teach kids as young as four years to hone their motor skills, flexibility and logical thinking. Win, win!

68. Try a new board game

If you’ve overdone the screen time, then how about taking it back to old-school fun with a board game? Yes, there will be arguments, but it’s all a bit of fun, right?! From classics like Risk to new faves Like Sushi! Go! There’s a board game for everyone!

69. Knock down some pins and go bowling

A bit of friendly competition and a snazzy pair of shoes is sure to liven up the hols, and there are some amazing kid-friendly bowling alleys in Singapore to put your bowling to the test!

70. Go on holiday!

The difficult part of planning a holiday is deciding which location to pick – with tons of city breaks and beach options! Will it be exploring the sights in Seoul or checking out a beach in Thailand? If you are looking for a mini break, check out our guide to Vietnam, a dreamy getaway to Nikoi Island, take a road trip to Genting, or pop to Rawa Island – with everything you need to know about how to keep the brood entertained. Get packing people… you’ve got a plane/boat to catch!

71. Head to a weekend market with the kiddos

Thinking of shopping sustainably? Try heading to fleas or markets where you can get yourselves some cutesy art or fun stuff from makers or sellers directly.

72. Head to Terminal 2, Changi Airport

You don’t have to have an airplane ticket to hit up Changi Airport! Head over with the kiddos for some fun over the weekend during the school hols. The new revamp at Terminal 2 will have you in awe!

73. Head to a nature playground

Move over traditional playgrounds! Singapore’s nature playgrounds offer fun and learning for kids and adults alike! What exactly are they? Unlike your typical playground with neon slides and swing sets, nature playgrounds blend seamlessly with their surroundings, offering unique, adventurous experiences. Head on over for some serious outdoor fun!

74. And don’t forget this bucket list of attractions!

Still need more ideas this school holiday? We’ve put together the ultimate bucket list of fam-fave SG attractions that you can work your way through! After outdoor ideas in particular? We’ve got a separate guide for that, with a whopping 100 ideas. Indoors? That’s covered, too. You’re welcome!

75. Tune in to The HoneyKids Asia Podcast for more ideas

If you’re still seeking more ideas to keep your little ones entertained, we’ve put together some helpful episodes on The HoneyKids Asia Podcast. Our hosts, Ange and Syaz, cover everything to see, do, and experience in Singapore during the school holidays. From the top spots to take your kids on weekends to their favourite family-friendly restaurants in the Little Red Dot. Don’t miss out – give it a listen!

And that’s not all! For more ways to keep the kids busy during the school holidays in Singapore, check out our ideas for what to do this weekend!