20 Fun Things To Do During The March & Easter School Holidays 2026

If you need to convince the kids to get their dose of vitamin D, tell them that they can climb up the back of a sea dragon! Once you’ve got their attention, let them know it’s time to put their shoes on because you’ve got a new outdoor playground to explore. With outdoor playgrounds popping up all over Singapore, you’re sure to find one near you. East Coasters can check out the sea dragon-themed playground at Pasir Ris Seashell Park, while those in Jurong can visit the three-level, sheltered net playground in Jurong West.

3. Visit the new water playground at Teck Ghee

Beat the heat at one of ActiveSG’s revamped water playgrounds in Singapore! ActiveSG Sport Park @ Teck Ghee features four slides, a jacuzzi, a sensory trail, wall-mounted water jets and a calming pod for individuals with special needs. Apart from the public swimming pool, there are free-to-play fields and other sports facilities, including tennis courts, football fields, badminton courts and more.

Where: 1771 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1, Singapore 569978
How much: From $1.50 per adult and $0.80 per child and senior citizen. You can use SG60 ActiveSG credits too!

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4. Check out a kids’ theatre show

Looking to introduce the little ones to the fascinating world of theatre? There are so many upcoming theatre shows that you can bring the kids to this year, including the famous Disney on Ice taking place this March holidays! Read all about the upcoming kids’ theatre shows here.

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5. Enrol the kids in a holiday camp

Why not sign the kids up for a March school holiday camp, where they can explore new interests, make friends, and most importantly, have fun? Whether they love theatre, cooking, science, or sports like football, or prefer a mix of activities, there’s something for every child! Check out our list of the best camps this March holidays here.

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6. Explore a walking trail

Take the kids off the screens and head outdoors during the March holidays to explore an easy walking trail! The scenic Mandai Boardwalk offers amazing reservoir views and even wildlife encounters (some lucky visitors got to see snakes and monkeys!). Watch our Reel here!

Where: Mandai Boardwalk, Keppel Coast Trail and Changi Bay Point
How much: Free

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7. Soak in festive vibes at a Ramadan Bazaar

Hari Raya is just around the corner, and that means one thing – Ramadan Bazaars galore! Soak in the festive vibes at bustling bazaars across the island. Visit the iconic Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar or the vibrant Kampong Gelam Bazaar for a grand experience, or check out a neighbourhood bazaar near you. From mouthwatering street food to unique retail finds, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!

Where: Click here for the full list.
How much: Free

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8. Burn off their energy at an indoor playground

A foolproof way to keep the kids entertained during the March school holidays is to take them to an indoor playground. Granted, you’d have to keep a close eye on younger kids if it’s crowded. But if your kids are older, you can drop them off at an indoor playground and enjoy a little breather! For younger kids, check out a new indoor playground like Mandai’s Curiosity Cove, while older kids can get an adrenaline rush from the high-element obstacle course at Jolly Jungle @ SAFRA Yishun.

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9. Splash at a water park (FREE!)

Is there a better way for the kiddos to beat Singapore’s relentless heat than cooling off in the water?! There are so many great water play options for kids to splash around in. These water parks are all about high-energy fun (many aren’t deep enough to swim in – for that head to our article on swimming pools). Some have water slides, fountains, lazy rivers, wave pools and more, and many of these are free! Also, the popular Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden water playground is now open! Here is our comprehensive list of water parks in Singapore.

Where: multiple water parks in Singapore
How much: Most are FREE!

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10. Need for speed? Try the Skyline Luge

How do you get that holiday feeling whilst in Singapore? Head over to Sentosa for a day at the beach or beach club, then take the kids to the Skyline Luge for some speedy thrills! There are four thrilling Luge tracks, each trail with specially designed features that include hairpin corners and exhilarating tunnels that will have kids grinning from ear to ear. Check out the minimum age and height requirements here.

Where: Skyline Luge, 45 Siloso Beach Walk Sentosa, Singapore
How much: various packages. Click here for more info.

Read more: Ultimate Guide To Sentosa For Kids

11. Take the kids go-kart racing!

Get behind the wheel this March holidays and experience go-karting! There are a number of places to go-kart in Singapore with outdoor circuits, as well as the exciting indoor electric go-karting Hyperdrive in Sentosa, which has three levels of air-con go-karting fun! This indoor go-karting is a real hit, especially with older kids (you can go mighty fast and there are VR options too). Height requirements apply.

12. Take the kids to a museum

When was the last time you took the kids to an art exhibition in Singapore? This March holidays, explore plenty of kid-friendly museum exhibitions and activities, including the Keppel Centre for Art Education and Children’s Museum Singapore! Many museums also host special holiday workshops and interactive experiences, so keep an eye out for those!

13. Go on a family staycation

With the March and Easter holidays around the corner, why not take the opportunity to spend some bonding time with the family outside of your usual routine and surroundings? Singapore has plenty of kid-friendly hotels with adorable themed rooms and special kids’ amenities that are so fun, your little ones won’t want to leave!

14. Challenge the kids at the Forest Adventure obstacle course

Have you ever been to Forest Adventure? We reckon this tree-top obstacle course is a great idea for some family bonding time with kids of all ages – littles and teens included! There are different age-appropriate ropes courses – you’ve got the Kids Course for littlies aged 5 to 9 (min. height 1.1m), the Junior Course for those looking for a bit more of a challenge (min. height 1.35m), and the Grand Course! We also love Forest Adventure’s beautiful outdoor location in serene Bedok Reservoir Park, right next to the water, which you’ll fly over with the 300m zipline as part of the Junior Course green rope course – a huge highlight!

Where: Forest Adventure, Bedok Reservoir Park, Singapore 479244
How much: from $40.90

15. Kayak with the kids

Take the kids kayaking, and enjoy the great outdoors! It’s such a fun bonding activity to do with your kids. Most kayaking places in Singapore do not require prior experience. The minimum age for kayaking is usually 7 years old. Here’s the lowdown on kayaking in Singapore with kids.

Where: Various kayak spots in SG
How much:  Click here for more info.

16. Explore Sentosa with the kids

If you didn’t already know, we’re huge fans of Sentosa! From its stunning beaches to thrilling attractions, there’s so much to do with the whole family. Even better, there’s an ongoing promotion where DBS/POSB Cardholders can enjoy up to 50% off some of Sentosa’s biggest attractions, including SkyHelix, the Cable Car, DinoVenture, and more! More information here.

Where: Mount Faber Peak, Sentosa
How much: Up to 50% off attractions! Click here to book.

17. Check out the insect playgrounds at Tengah

Did you know that Tengah (yes, the new neighbourhood in the West!) has unique insect-themed playgrounds? Scattered just blocks apart, you’ll find six different playgrounds inspired by creatures like ladybugs, leaf insects, and bees! Each playground is also packed with exciting play elements, from climbing structures and swings to ziplines and see-saws. Check out our reel here!

Where: around Tengah Garden Court and Garden Terrace
How much: Free!

18. Head for a beach day

The March school holidays are the perfect time to take the kids to the beach, where they can cool off in the sea and build sandcastles in the sand. Find a beach near you with our list of all the best beaches in Singapore. Pack a mat and a picnic, or if you want shade, choose between the various beach clubs – Coastes is a fave as kids can play in the sand and sea, and Ola Beach Club is great for older kids, thanks to all the water sports. Tanjong Beach Club has volleyball and a pool, so it makes for a fun family day out.

19. Go rock climbing!

Need some rainy day activities for kids? We love rock climbing – it’s great physical exercise for kids, helps teach problem-solving to figure out strategies to scale the different walls, and it’s just fun! Outpost Climbing at Crawford Lane has to be one of our all-time favourite rock climbing spots in Singapore. There is a themed rock climbing space for kids, where they can climb independently once they learn how to use the auto belay equipment (this is taught in the safety briefing). Kids as young as 4yrs can rock climb here (there’s a minimum weight of 15kg).

Where: Outpost Climbing (formerly T-Hall), 464 Crawford Lane, Singapore 190464
How much: from $28. Click here for tickets.

20. Cuddle with kitties at a cat cafe

How about spending the holidays surrounded by adorable felines? Cat cafés in Singapore are perfect for cat lovers and a great way to introduce kids to cats. Some cafés welcome little ones as young as three, so the whole family can enjoy some kitty cuddles! Nekoland even features a spacious indoor playground which is perfect for when the kids need an extra dose of fun!

Where: Click here for the full list.
How much: Fees apply

Need more ideas? Choose from over 101 fun activities to try with kids in Singapore.

Past & Upcoming school holiday activities:

• June School Holiday Activities
• September School Holiday Activities
• Year-end School Holiday Activities

Keep checking back as we share more March school holiday fun!