The Little Prince at Changi Airport
Photograph: Changi Airport Group

The best kid-friendly things to do during the school holidays

The holiday season is upon us! Keep your little ones busy with some fun family-friendly activities and events in Singapore.

Cheryl Sekkappan
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School's out! It's time to head out to revel in all that Singapore has to offer. Whether you and your little ones choose to stay home or head out for a change in scenery during the June holidays, there are a plethora of things to do, from smelling the roses at Gardens by the Bay and camping out at Jewel Changi Airport to visiting kid-friendly exhibitions at museums and scaling boulders at a kids camp. For more ideas, check out our guide on the 50 best things to do with kids in Singapore.

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The best kids' activities during the June holidays

  • Kids
  • Festivals
  • Sentosa

Hours of fun are bubbling up at Resorts World Sentosa this school holiday season. From now till August 11, take your family and friends to Bubble Fiesta at Adventure Cove Waterpark for a romp at eight bubble-inspired zones. Bounce around giant inflatables and stand under a shower of rainbow bubbles in a giant dome. There will be DJ masterclasses, free frozen treats, and exclusive bundle deals too. Get your tickets here.

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  • Things to do
  • Changi 

Jewel Blooms is back with six captivating floral displays at Jewel Changi Airport's Canopy Park. Named Jewel Blooms: What A Feelin5, the display includes themed activities, promotions, and a garden-themed overnight camp to boot. 

First, the highlight of Jewel Blooms is Petal Garden: Super Blooms by Megumi Shinozaki. This installation features 10,000 bundles of pink hybrid starchis – a double-flowering variety of cherry blossom – and hydrangeas. Arranged on 2.8-metre-tall mountain structures, the result is a dreamy, blush pink display to make all your sakura dreams come true. The other five installations are just as gorgeous. Designed by award-winning local designer Andy Eng, they feature vibrant sunflower mazes, tranquil ponds filled with water plants, waterfalls of wisteria, misty trails, and a romantic walk lit by illuminated paper and flowers. 

Topping it off is Changi Experience Studio's 'An Enchanted Night in the Airport' camp. Stay overnight in a garden-like 'campsite' and take part in flora-inspired workshops and quests with your family. 

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  • Art
  • Newton

If you and your little one love the tale of The Little Prince, then a peek into the life and mind of its author will make for a fascinating time. Antoine de Saint Exupéry: When a Prince Takes Flight shines a light on the life of author-pilot Antoine de Saint Exupéry and pays tribute to the 80th anniversary of his disappearance. Divided into three sections – 'Adventurer', 'Writer', and 'WWII Hero' – uncovers hidden facts about The Little Prince and sheds light on significant elements in the story that reflect his personal life. Browse a rare collection of exclusive artefacts on loan from the Saint Exupéry Foundation and catch talks, workshops, and screenings related to the extraordinary world of The Little Prince. 

Find out more about the exhibition here.

 

 

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