79 June School Holiday Activities & Events for Kids

Looking for fun things for the kids to do in Singapore during the June school holidays this summer 2026? Check out these kids’ activities and fun events!

The June school holidays for local schools are from 30 May to 28 June 2026, while international school summer holidays kick off from the end of June 2026 until the end of August 2026. If you haven’t signed your kiddos up for any awesome summer holiday camps, you’d better hop to it (check out the early bird discounts!). But what about the rest of the June school holidays? We line up some (ticketed and free) June school holiday activities and events, plus suggestions of fun kids’ activities in Singapore!

Read more: Ultimate Guide to Summer in Singapore: Activities + Things to Do!

June School Activities & Events For Kids In Singapore:

1. Bouncy castles, neon painting & more at HomeTeamNS

HomeTeamNS has your June school holiday plans sorted! Look forward to a series of family-friendly experiences across three clubhouses, where you can enjoy quality bonding time with the kids. Start your summer with Dip ‘N Splash at Bedok Reservoir (6 & 7 June 2026) to beat the heat with inflatable obstacle courses, kayaking and extra fun at Aqua Adventure. Looking for something that’s available rain or shine? Save the date for Playland at Khatib (14 June 2026), where you’ll find an indoor carnival with mega bouncy castles, carnival games, performances, magic shows and face painting for kids.

Wrap up the summer holidays at the Glow Play Carnival at Bukit Batok (27 June 2026) for a memorable glow-in-the-dark experience. Get creative with neon painting, interactive light play and themed games. Across all events, you’ll get food vouchers to satisfy hungry tummies, goodie bags and special giveaways. So, save the date and get ready to make core memories with the kids!

Dip ‘N Splash
When: 6 & 7 June 2026, 10am – 7pm
Where: HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, 900 Bedok North Road, Singapore 479994
How much: From $35 per person (All-Access Pass); from $12 per person (Splash Pass). More info here.

Playland
When: 14 June 2026, 10am – 7pm
Where: HomeTeamNS Khatib, 2 Yishun Walk, Singapore 767944
How much: From $10 per child, accompanying parent enters for free. More info here.

Glow Play Carnival
When: 27 June 2026, 10am – 5pm
Where: HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok, 2 Bukit Batok West Ave 7, Singapore 659003
How much: From $8 per child, accompanying parent enters for free. More info here.

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2. Sports-themed fun at Downtown East & Wild Wild Wet

What’s summer holidays without a trip to one of the most epic water parks in Singapore? Get tickets to Wild Wild Wet for active family fun, and look out for cute photo spots to take photos for the ‘gram. Float along the Shiok River in a pickleball-themed floats, and head to the Tsunami Pool to join or watch exciting water polo matches with a wavy twist!

After enjoying fun in the sun, unwind at Downtown East to join their Summer Sports Fiesta, and keep an eye out for sports-themed photo booth rooms, including Beach, Locker Room, Stadium and Tennis by Solace Studios at the Event Square. If you’re looking for more enrichment classes to give your child a learning boost, check out the Enrichment Fair that’s happening every weekend.

Spend a minimum of $100 (NTUC Members) / $110 (Public) to redeem a pickleball set or $140 (NTUC Members) / $150 (Public) to redeem a pickleball sports bag. Double spending required for NTUC FairPrice receipts. Other terms and conditions apply. Quote DESSF5 to get $5 off TADA rides to and from Downtown East. Register your child for free trial classes at the Enrichment Fair, and stand a chance to win exciting prizes! Click here and quote DESSFSM25 to get 25% off board rates and Wild Wild Wet tickets for $23 per child and $33 per adult for day passes from 1 to 30 June 2026.

When: 1 June – 19 July 2026
Where: 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599
How much: Free entry to Downtown East; Tickets for Wild Wild Wet start from $23 per child and $33 per adult. More info here.

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3. Embark on an educational tour at the Singapore Navy Museum

Looking for an educational experience with the kids this summer? Visit the Singapore Navy Museum on Navy Day 2026 to get an inside look at our Navy’s capabilities through hands-on programmes, tours and performances. Join the Changi Naval Base Windshield Tour, a guided experience offering a rare peek into life on Changi Naval Base.

Kids can look forward to a meet and greet with CPT Simon, the Navy Museum’s friendly mascot, for a cute photo opportunity! Plus, tell the kids to keep their eyes peeled for a new mystery mascot that will be making an appearance too. Hear inspiring stories from Navy Women across generations at their “Her Watch, Then & Now” workshop. Plus, keep an eye out for roving talents in Naval Rig and SWANS uniforms, who will share fun facts for an interactive and immersive experience.

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When: 1 – 2 May 2026, 9:30am – 5pm
Where: 112 Tanah Merah Coast Road, Singapore 498794
How much: Free entry for Singapore Citizens / PRs; $8 per adult and $5 per child for foreigners; $10 per pax (Changi Naval Base Windshield Tour). Get tickets here.

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4. Get 30% off selected PA Kiddies courses this June & July 2026!

Looking for meaningful and affordable school holiday activities for the kids? PA Kiddies is the People’s Association’s specially curated holiday course series designed for children aged 5 and up. They offer a diverse range of affordable, child-centric courses from crafts to interactive science, sports and performing arts. Plus, they are conveniently held at Community Clubs/Centres (CCs) and Residents’ Networks (RNs) across Singapore, so you won’t have to travel far.

Kids who love stuffed animals can make their own Cuddle Buddy at an upcycling workshop. If your child is always breaking out a dance move, sign them up for the K-Pop Dance class. Kids who love art & craft can create their own pop-up book about space exploration at the 3D Pop-Up Book course. Got an active kiddo on your hands? Sign them up for a Fencing session, where they will learn the fundamental skills of the sport and pick up basic footwork and techniques for attack and self-defence. If your child needs to de-stress, sign them up for the Restorative Sound Bath for Kids course, where they can pause and recharge to gentle sounds.

Enjoy 30% off selected children’s, parent-child and multi-generational courses taking place in June and July 2026.

When: June – July 2026
Where: Various CCs and RNs
How much: From $7. Spots are filling up fast. Click here to register.

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5. Get a rush of adrenaline on the Skyline Luge

Are the kids in need of an adrenaline rush this June holidays? Plan a family day out at Sentosa, and hit the slopes at Skyline Luge. Kids will love the Skyride, a four-seater chairlift that will bring you to the top of the track. Get your cameras ready, because you can enjoy picturesque panoramic views of Sentosa on your way up.

Choose from four purpose-built 2.6-km tracks, each with a different level of difficulty to suit every rider. Brace yourself for hairpin corners, tunnels and downhill slopes, and whizz down the hill as gravity takes over. For ultimate fun, purchase the four-ride combo, so you can zoom down each track at least once! Kids have to be at least 110cm tall and 7 years old to ride alone. To add to the summer fun, spend at least $120 to redeem a free Luge Legend patch tag, then head to a booth to personalise your tag!

Receive a free Luge Legend patch tag when you spend a minimum of $120. The personalisation booth is only available from Friday to Sunday from 12 to 28 June 2026.

When: 12 – 14 June, 19 – 21 June, 26 – 28 June 2026 (promotion period)
Where: Skyline Luge, 45 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 099003
How much: $28 (two-ride combo); $31 (three-ride combo); $34 (four-ride combo); $15 (for children between 85cm and 110cm). Get tickets here.

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6. Spend the day at Children’s Festival 2026

The highly anticipated Gardens by the Bay’s Children’s Festival 2026 is back! This year, step into a world of Winnie the Pooh and his friends to celebrate 100 years of this honey-loving bear. Look forward to large-scale installations, a 16-metre zipline, ball pit, trampolines and a mini obstacle course. Plan a visit on selected Saturdays to catch Pooh’s Grand Friendship Party, where giant inflatables up to 7 metres tall take over Supertree Grove. Plus, don’t miss the Disney Garden of Wonder featuring stunning topiaries and dioramas of your favourite Disney characters at Floral Fantasy.

Children aged 12 and under enjoy free admission to Blue Beauties at Flower Dome from 30 May to 21 June when you present a photo of your child enjoying the Children’s Festival to staff at the entrance of Flower Dome.

When: 30 May – 21 June 2026, 10am – 9pm
Where: Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay
How much: Free and ticketed events. More info here.

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7. Beat the heat with water play at Splashtopia 2026

Splashtopia 2026 is back, and you’re invited to step into a Hawaiian water play paradise! Look forward to eight giant bouncy castles and pools for kids (and grown-ups!) of all ages. The highlight here is the Tiger’s Great Wave Escape, a high-speed twin-slide that will send you splashing into a giant pool at the bottom. Kids can race through obstacle courses, whizz down slides, enjoy water sports and even battle it out with a water gun fight. Little ones can retreat to gentler zones and enjoy sensory water play, too!

When: 30 May – 28 June 2026
Where: Palawan Green, Sentosa
How much: From $24 for three hours of play on weekdays and $28 for three hours of play on the weekend. More info here.

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8. Check out the Flipside Festival at Esplanade

Discover the joy of theatre through circus, comedy, acrobatics and puppetry at Flipside 2026. Aspiring dancers will be inspired by ‘Chaos in Rhythm’, as four tap dancers form an orchestra without a conductor, while young gymnasts will love catching ‘Sangam’, a blend of acrobatics, juggling and theatrical storytelling. With interactive performances of kids and adults of all ages, Flipside 2026 is a stress-free family activity that might build core memories for the kids!

When: 29 May – 7 June 2026
Where: Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
How much: Free and ticketed events. More info here.

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9. Experience Grab’s newest autonomous shuttle service in Punggol

Grab has launched their autonomous vehicle services in Punggol! Take the kids out to experience a driverless ride firsthand. Each shuttle bus will be monitored by Ai.R Safety Operators who are ex-Grab drivers, so you can rest assured that you are in good hands. Choose from three routes with drop-off points at key locations such as malls, community hubs and MRT/LRT stations. Best of all? These shuttle services are completely free! Plus, you will receive a $5 Grab Dine Out voucher when you complete an Ai.R ride that you can use at participating Punggol merchants.

When: Monday – Friday, 9:30am – 5:30pm (last ride departs at 4:30pm)
Where: Punggol
How much: Free! More info here.

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10. Explore interactive exhibits at i Light Singapore 2026

i Light Singapore is back with another edition of IG-worthy interactive art and multi-sensory light experiences! Taking place at Marina Bay, Raffles Place and more from 5 to 28 June 2026, this annual event features stunning light installations and an array of activities for the whole family. Look out for ‘Cube Graphics’, where you can step inside an inflatable cube that shifts as you move, and unleash creativity with ‘Infinite Graffiti’ on a digital graffiti wall. Plus, there will be live performances, pickleball matches, arcade games and more!

When: 5 – 28 June 2026
Where: Marina Bay, South Beach, Raffles Place and the Singapore River
How much: Free with some ticketed programmes! More info here.

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11. Take the kids to PLAY @ Children’s Season 2026

Children’s Season 2026 invites kids of all ages to discover what it means to be a planet-saving hero. With hands-on workshops and interactive experiences themed around sustainability, kids can unleash creativity to imagine, create and discover how they can play a part to protect our planet. At Children’s Museum Singapore, kids can fill a stamp booklet as they complete activities to redeem exclusive prizes. Those who love music can build their own musical instrument using recycled tools to make music. Be sure to check out the pop-up playground, imaginative spaces built with simple materials to encourage creativity and resourcefulness.

When: 30 May – 28 June 2026
Where: Children’s Museum Singapore, Indian Heritage Centre, Asian Civilisations Museum and National Gallery Singapore
How much: Free with some ticketed programmes! More info here.

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12. Get active with an obstacle course at Suntec City

Want to get the kids off the couch this June holidays? Take them to SuperPark Singapore’s sport-themed pop-up playground. Look forward to multi-zone challenges that will put the kids’ agility, speed and coordination to the test. Kids can dash through a Ninja Circuit or duck and jump over obstacles at the Dodge Arena. Those who love competition can show off their speed and stamina at friendly competition Race Nights (on 18, 19, 25 and 26 June 2026). Plus, don’t miss MINISO’s exclusive One Piece pop-up!

When: 28 May – 28 June 2026
Where: Suntec City, Atrium (Tower 1 & 2)
How much: $12 per person for 30 minutes for SuperPark and/or Suntec+ Members; $15 per person for non-members. $2 per attempt for the Dodge Arena. More info here.

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13. Check out Guoco Midtown for workshops & a kids’ play zone

This June holiday, take the kids to Guoco Midtown and Guoco Midtown II for delicious bites and kid-friendly activities. Simply spend a minimum of $20 to redeem a hands-on workshop or 30-minute entry to the Explorers’ Play Zone, which includes a Doodle Wall, Sculptor Casting, Slime Lab & Slime Making, and Wonder Workshop. Hands-on workshops include pizza making, temaki making and la mian making.

When: 27 May – 28 June 2026
Where: Guoco Midtown and Guoco Midtown II
How much: Free with a minimum spend of $20. More info here.

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14. Catch Snoopy and his siblings at Changi Airport

Got a fan of Snoopy at home? Take them to Changi Airport, where Snoopy, Charlie Brown and Lucy will be making an appearance! Active kiddos can burn off energy at the Summer Sports Park featuring slides, ball pits, a sandbox and a train yard. Then plan a visit on 6, 13, 20 and 27 June 2026 (2pm – 2:30pm & 5pm – 5:30pm)to snap photos with your favourite Peanuts characters at a meet and greet. Look out for Peanuts-themed photo spots and snag exclusive merchandise at their pop-up store!

When: 29 May – 12 July 2026
Where: Singapore Changi Airport, Terminal 3, Departure Hall (in front of immigration), 60 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819643
How much: The photo ops are free! Minimum spends apply for the meet-and-greets & Summer Sports Park. More info here.

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15. Get active with the kids at the National Family Festival 2026

Looking for free activities to bond with the kids? The Singapore Family Festival is back and will take place across several locations in Singapore. Look forward to interactive games, sports activities, hands-on workshops and live performances, designed to add lots of joy and laughter to your June holiday with the kids. At selected locations, there will also be an art & craft corner and game booths too!

When: 30 May – 28 June 2026
Where: Various locations across Singapore
How much: Free! More info here.

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16. Discover the Chinese culture at the Cultural Playground 2026

The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) is hosting its first-ever Mandarin-led children’s festival! Here, you can look forward to immersive live performances, hands-on workshops and play-based experiences, all crafted to allow children to find the joy in Mandarin. Many of these events are SG Culture Pass-claimable, and there are free activities to do with the kids too!

When: 19 – 21 June 2026
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, 1 Straits Boulevard, Singapore 018906
How much: From $25! Get tickets here.

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17. Visit the Toy Story-themed play zones at VivoCity

To celebrate the upcoming release of Toy Story 5, VivoCity will transform into a Toy Story-inspired toy box for kids (and grown-ups) of all ages! Look forward to the Toy Box Adventures Zone, a familiar, oversized bedroom that lets you see the world from a toy’s perspective. Enjoy friendly competition at the Toy Story-themed carnival, complete with game booths, family-friendly rides and exciting challenges. Plus, don’t miss themed photo spots around the mall and the retail pop-up for character-themed accessories and collectibles.

When: 29 May – 28 June 2026
Where: VivoCity Outdoor Plaza, Level 1, 1 HarbourFront Walk, Singapore 098585
How much: Free! More info here.

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18. Visit the expanded Rainforest Wild Adventure

Formerly Rainforest Wild Asia, Rainforest Wild Adventure offers two zones filled with thrill-seeking adventures. Hop on a Canopy Glider to get a bird’s-eye view from the park canopy, and get an adrenaline rush with the Ravine Swing, which lets you soar 8 metres above ground. Fans of rock climbing can climb 11 metres up a giant boulder for gorgeous park views, while your wild monkeys can scale up a strangler fig tree at Primate Climb. Plus, check out the ultimate suspension bridge experience that takes you through the park’s canopy.

When: Open daily, 9am – 6pm (last entry at 5pm)
Where: 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
How much: From $50 per adult, $35 per child (aged 3 – 12), $35 per student (aged 13 – 25); $25 for senior citizens! More info here.

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19. Visit the new Sci-Fi Pop-up Library at Parkway Parade

Got a fan of Sci-Fi at home? Take them to Parkway Parade, where they can step into a sci-fi-themed pop-up library featuring nearly 4,000 popular science fiction titles and graphic novels. This unique space features fluorescent lighting and futuristic design elements that will transport you to a new dimension. Look out for the integrated exhibition that showcases original paintings used on sci-fi book covers, themed artwork and figures inspired by books from the pop-up library’s collection.

When: 14 May 2026 – 11 April 2027, 10am – 10pm
Where: Parkway Parade, Level 4, 80 Marine Parade Road, Singapore 449269
How much: Free! More info here.

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20. Watch live FIFA World Cup matches at Lau Pa Sat

Got a fan of football at home? Plan a family meal at Lau Pa Sat, where you can catch non-stop football action of the FIFA World Cup 2026 at one of the most iconic hawker centres in Singapore! Catch matches in high resolution on two massive 130-inch screens, and enjoy late-night bites from a selection of 24-hour food stalls. For hardcore football fans, drinks will be available from 3am to 6am daily, so you can sit back, relax and enjoy thrilling group-stage matches and high-stakes knockout rounds.

When: 12 June – 20 July 2026
Where: Lau Pa Sat, 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582
How much: Free! More info here.

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21. Get tickets to a kids’ theatre show

Looking for a fun, indoor activity to do with the kids? There are plenty of kids’ theatre shows to enjoy this June holiday! From ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ (until 7 June 2026) to Pixar in Concert (26 – 27 June 2026), ‘The Cat in the Hat’ (18 – 19 June 2026), kid-friendly ballet ‘Ma Mère L’Oye’  (12 – 13 June 2026) and more, you’re sure to find one that your child will love. Who knows? It might just inspire them to get creative and discover their own acting or singing potential, too!

When: Various dates during June 2026
Where: Various locations
How much: From $14 per person. Get tickets here.

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22. See life-sized animatronic dinosaurs at Cloud Forest

Get ready for some dinosaur-sized fun at Gardens by the Bay! The Cloud Forest has transformed into the prehistoric era of Jurassic World: The Experience. Expect towering dinos, including a three-storey-tall Brachiosaurus and a lifelike T-rex, plus a petting zoo with baby dinosaurs. You’ll also see plants that actually lived during dino times—over 50 species! Don’t skip the Evolution Walk—it’s like science class, but cooler since you’ll get to learn about ancient plant species.

When: Open Daily, 9am – 9pm
Where: Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay
How much: $26 per adult and $22 per child. Get tickets here.

Read more: Where To See Dinosaurs In Singapore: Dinosaur Parks & Playgrounds

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23. Visit the Future World exhibition

We love a good museum exhibition for kids, and Future World at ArtScience Museum has always topped our list of fave kids’ activities in Singapore. Good news: this iconic exhibition reopens just in time for the school holidays with revamped installations! There’s also the Artland exhibition taking place there, so the kids won’t go bored at all!

When: Friday – Saturday 10am – 9pm; Sunday – Thursday 10am – 7pm (FutureWorld reopens 31 May)
Where: ArtScience Museum
How much: From $16 – get tickets here.

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24. Book a school holiday camp: June school holiday activities

If you are working and need to keep the kids occupied (whilst having fun and learning), why not book them into a School Holiday Camp? There’s a camp for every interest from multi-sports to coding, art camps and more!

Read more: Best Summer Holiday Camps In Singapore For Every Interest

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25. Sign up for Mandai ZooSchool

Singapore’s first wildlife adventure school for kids is coming on 2 June! Mandai ZooSchool turns curious little ones aged 3 to 12 into junior wildlife heroes. Think behind-the-scenes zookeeper action, animal encounters, and loads of hands-on fun. Choose from a two-hour session or a full-day adventure in a huge nature-inspired space that’s all about play, discovery and caring for our planet. Read more about Mandai ZooSchool here.

When: Various dates here.
Where: 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
How much: From $62 – register here.

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26. See the light installations at i Light Singapore (FREE!)

i Light Singapore 2026 is the perfect way to keep the kiddos occupied during the June school holidays–when they can stay up and out a little later! Spot an array of whimsical light installations around Marina Bay, South Beach, Raffles Place and the Singapore River.

When: 5 – 28 June 2026
Where: Various locations around Marina Bay, South Beach, Raffles Place and the Singapore River
How much: FREE!

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27. Go on a food crawl at GastroBeats 2026

Speaking of i Light Singapore 2026, its fairground GastroBeats is a feat in itself. Plan a June holiday activity with the kiddos with lots of great food, live performances and family-friendly activities at this food carnival. All are welcome–even your furkids!

When: 5 – 28 June 2026
Where: TBA
How much: Free entry!

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28. Check out The Artground’s playspace

The Artground is a not-for-profit, accessible art centre and indoor play space for children 7 and under. Besides the free indoor play space, which has recently been revamped to a “Lost Island” theme, The Artground offers a variety of affordable immersive theatre shows and programmes during the June school holidays. Book your play space spot ahead and bring socks!

When: Ongoing (various timings)
Where: The Artground, 90 Goodman Road, #01-40, Block J, Singapore 439053
How much: Ticketed programmes start from $12. Get tickets here.

Read more: Best Things To Do In Singapore This Weekend With Kids

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29. National Museum of Singapore’s Children’s Season 2026

The National Museum’s Children’s Season is usually packed with free fun for the kiddos! Stay tuned for more info!

When: June 2026 – Exact dates TBA
Where: National Museum of Singapore
How much: Free!

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30. Explore ACM & Me: FREE June holiday activity

We can attest that ACM & Me is a treat for the eyes. This vibrant play space is hidden inside the Asian Civilisations Museum. Over here, kids can go on a journey of self-expression by creating their own portraits, reimagining mystical creatures, and exploring a vibrant soft play area that comes with a kids’ disco room! No need to ponder what to do during the June school holidays, especially since this one’s free for Singaporeans and PRs!

When: Saturday – Thursday 10am – 7pm; Friday 10am – 9pm
Where: Contemporary Gallery, Asian Civilisations Museum
How much: Free for Singaporeans and PRs. Standard rates apply otherwise here.

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31. Hunt for treasures at a weekend market

Bookmark these fab weekend markets in Singapore during the June school holidays for a shopping spree with the kids this June holidays. From sustainable finds and pre-loved fashion to handmade pet accessories and local bites, these pop-ups are perfect for discovering something new (or old) with charm. Don’t forget to bring your tote bags—good vibes and great deals await! Read more about all the fairs and markets in Singapore here.

When: Dates vary for each flea market
Where: Multiple locations across Singapore
How much: Free entry!

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32. Cool off at HydroDash

HydroDash at The Palawan @ Sentosa Beach Club is the inflatable obstacle course floating in the sea just off Palawan Beach on Sentosa. They’ve recently revamped the water park, and it remains quite the workout for older kids (children must be 6 years old and above and at least 1.1 metres) and parents, too. The June school holidays are the perfect time to beat the heat and try this obstacle course out with the kiddos! Scale the floating platforms, balance over narrow connecting steps and slide down as you navigate the slippery obstacle course. Read more here.

When: Open daily, 12pm – 6pm (Monday – Wednesday), 11am – 6pm (Thursday & Friday), 10am – 6pm (Saturday & Sunday)
Where: HydroDash, Palawan Beach, Sentosa
How much: From $30. Click here to get tickets.

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33. Unleash energy at SuperPark

Following a massive upgrade, SuperPark Singapore reopens this weekend with 13 new installations across three revamped signature zones! Check out the Freestyle Hall with climbing walls and trampolines; the Games Arena with 18 interactive stations to test your agility, accuracy and teamwork; and the Adventure Area that’s essentially a huge playground for kids to explore. Fuel up at the all-new Super Recharge Cafe, where you can get kid-friendly grub like hotdogs and pizzas, as well as refreshing drinks.

When: Saturday – Tuesday 9am – 9pm; Wednesday – Friday 10.30am – 8pm
Where: Suntec City
How much: From $22.50 – get tickets here.

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34. Catch an outdoor movie at Sentosa (FREE!)

Looking for free June school holiday activities? Head to Sentosa for Movies by the Beach at Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden. Enjoy family-friendly films under the stars every weekend—just bring a picnic mat, some snacks, and your crew. No booking needed, just show up and unwind!

When: Every Saturday & Sunday, 7pm
Where: Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden, Sentosa
How much: Free – find out what’s screening here.

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35. Explore the PropNex Family Zone at Gardens by the Bay

Want to give your kids a dose of vitamin D? Take them to Gardens by the Bay‘s new outdoor playground: PropNex Family Zone. Older kids will love the climbing structures made of wood, while younger tots can enjoy sensory play at the large sand pit or role-play at the little market. Lather on sunscreen, stay hydrated and drop by in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the scorching heat. Plus, be sure to keep an eye on them, though because they will whizz down the long metal tube slide at the speed of light!

When: Open daily, 5am – 2am
Where: Gardens by the Bay
How much: Free!

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36. Spend the day at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve: June school holiday activities

Looking for a failproof June school holiday activity with the kids? Mandai Wildlife Reserve is where it’s at. Not only do we always love a visit to the Singapore Zoo, River Wonders, Bird Paradise, Night Safari and the new Rainforest Wild Asia, but we’re always elated when there are great deals and discounts on tickets! There are also two new attractions that have opened, the expansive Curiosity Cove indoor playspace, and the immersive Exploria.

When: Open daily–various timings for various parks.
Where: Mandai Wildlife Reserve
How much: From $24 – get tickets here.

Read more: 101 Best Kids Activities In Singapore

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37. Check out new dino attractions around Singapore

If you’ve got a dino fan at home, take them for a dinosaur-themed game of mini golf at ClubFace this June holidays. They can hop on adorable dinosaurs for a ride around the circuit too (at additional cost). If it’s a rainy day, head to Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay to step into Jurassic World, where you’ll find animatronic life-sized dinosaurs that your little one will love!

When: Operating hours vary by location
Where: ClubFace, 511 Upper Jurong Road, Blk B #01-01, Singapore 638366 & Cloud Forest, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
How much: From $8 per child and $12 per adult.

Read more: Where To See Dinosaurs In Singapore

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38. Burn off energy at Bouncetopia @ Tengah

Want to get the kids off the couch? Take them to Kiztopia’s Bouncetopia @ Tengah Plantation Plaza for some bouncy fun! This Hawaiian beach party-themed indoor playground is bouncy paradise that features oversized inflatables, interactive play zones, sensory play for tots and more. Kids can whizz down the slide into a giant ball pit and refine their gross motor skills with climbing structures.

When: 10am – 8pm (Sunday to Thursday) & 10am – 9pm (Friday, Saturday, eve of PH and PH)
Where: Tengah Plantation Plaza, 127 Plantation Cres, #04-08/09, Singapore 690127
How much: From $12 per adult and $17.85 per child. Purchase tickets here.

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39. Go back in time at the Chinatown Heritage Centre

The Chinatown Heritage Centre is like walking into the 1950s. Take the kids to see how people lived back then, with detailed recreations of shophouse interiors—messy kitchens, tiny bedrooms, and all. It’s a great way to give them a peek into old Singapore.

When: Open daily 10am – 7pm
Where: 48 Pagoda St, Singapore 059207
How much: From $12 – get tickets here.

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40. Visit the Science Centre for educational fun

Plan a whole morning or even a full day at Science Centre Singapore, exploring different topics from climate change to kinetic forces, all in a kid-friendly, hands-on way. Your kids will be pushing buttons, experimenting with levers and absorbing so much that they won’t even realise they are learning. This edutainment centre brings the amazing world of science alive for kids (and adults!) Highlights include the Omni-Theatre and for little kids KidsSTOP.

When: Ongoing
Where: Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081
How much: FREE for Singaporeans and PR if visiting during off-peak hours. Otherwise, tickets start from $6 for adults and $4 for children. *Attractions priced separately. Read our mega guide to Science Centre here.

Read more: Best Summer Holiday Camps In Singapore 2026

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41. Take the kids wakeboarding

Sporty kids as young as six and teens alike will love wakeboarding around Singapore! Many wakeboarding schools are located at Northshore Drive, where you can wakeboard in the sea. Alternatively, head to Singapore Wake Park at East Coast – the only cable-ski wake park in Singapore. You’ll need to book your slot well ahead of time, as this is one popular school holiday activity for kids!

When: Daily
Where: Multiple locations in Singapore 
Prices: From $50 per hour session.

Read more: Where To Go Wakeboarding In Singapore

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42. Go on rock climbing adventures

Looking for an extraordinary way to spend the June holidays? Take the kids bouldering or rock climbing in Singapore for a sweaty workout. There are lots of rock climbing gyms around Singapore that offer a wide range of challenges suitable for climbers of all ages and skill levels. 

When: Operating hours vary by location 
Where: Multiple locations across Singapore
How much: From $12.98.

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43. Take the kids go-kart racing!

Get behind the wheel and experience go-karting! There are a few places to go-kart in Singapore with outdoor circuits, or there’s the relatively new indoor electric go-karting HyperDrive in Sentosa, which features three levels of air-con go-karting fun! This indoor go-karting is a real hit, especially with older kids, since they can go mighty fast and there are gamified options too. Plus, there are dual karts where parents and younger children (min. 90cm) can experience go-karting together. Height requirements apply.

Where: Find a go-karting spot near you here!
When: Daily
How much: From $18 per person.

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44. Go bowling with the kids: June school holiday activities

Go bowling at these kid-friendly bowling alleys! It’s a fun activity for the whole family. Older kids will love the independence of having their own bowling lane, but it’s also a fun activity for little ones as young as age 3, thanks to these bowling alleys with side bumpers for kids, ramps, as well as children’s bowling shoes!

Where: Find a bowling alley near you here
How much: From $3 per game.

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45. Have a bounce-off at Amped

Bounce off some energy at a trampoline spot. One of our fave trampoline parks, AMPED offers gymnastics classes, trampoline classes or just free play for bouncing fun!

Where: AMPED, 10 Raeburn Park, Block C, Level 2 #02-33, Singapore 088702
When: Open daily, 10am – 7pm
How much: From $19 per session. Click here to get your tickets.

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46. Visit LEGOLAND Malaysia for the June holidays

The June holidays are the perfect time to hop across the border and visit Legoland Malaysia— a multicoloured Lego-inspired theme park with rides and attractions, as well as a separate water park. There are more attractions and rides appropriate for younger kids at Legoland Malaysia compared to Universal Studios Singapore, which is fab for older kids. Plus, if you’re staying overnight, the kids will love the LEGOLAND Hotel!

Where: Legoland Malaysia, 7, Jalan Legoland, Bandar Medini Iskandar Malaysia, 79250 Iskandar Puteri, Johor
When: Open daily, 10am – 6pm
How much: Legoland ticket info here.

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47. Check out Fort Siloso (FREE!)

Fancy stepping back in time and exploring Fort Siloso at Sentosa, Singapore’s only well-preserved coastal fort? The on-site military museum contains a treasure trove of WWII memorabilia, including coastal guns, the remains of fortified military structures and tunnels, as well as an interactive video documentary, complete with wax figures of Japanese & British soldiers at the Surrender Chambers.

When: Fort Siloso & Surrender Chambers: 9am – 6pm | Exhibits open at 10am
Where: Siloso Point, Sentosa Island
How much: FREE!

Read more: Ultimate Guide to Sentosa for Kids

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48. Get inspired to read at the library (FREE!)

If your child isn’t super into books, you could take them to explore the many amazing libraries in town and spark that interest! Punggol Regional Library has multiple floors dedicated to kids (puppets, activity stations, toys and books galore!), and the new Central Public Library has reopened after a revamp and is a beauty to explore. There’s a new Children’s Biodiversity Library by S.E.A. Aquarium, which features biodiversity-themed learning spaces, including a Sea Jelly Zone with a video projection of sea jellies, an Intertidal Zone, and a huge floor-to-ceiling column with coral-like features!

Where: Find a library near you here!
When: Open daily, timing varies for each library
How much: FREE!

Read more: 101 Best Kids Activities In Singapore

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49. Take a hike in nature

There are so many kid-friendly hiking trails with different difficulty levels. Go on a kid-friendly hike at these parks. We recommend dressing the kids in comfy shoes, hats and applying plenty of mossie spray! 

Where: Various hiking trails around SG
When: Open daily
How much: FREE!

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50. Visit an indoor playground

Take the kiddos to one of these 50+ indoor playgrounds in Singapore when it’s too hot or rainy outside! There’s something for tiny tots all the way up to older kids and even teens! Many of these indoor playgrounds have jungle gyms, interactive play spaces, and soft play areas. Plus, older kids can get a workout too with obstacle courses, climbing walls, and massive slides!

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51. See the Garden Rhapsody Light & Sound Show (FREE!)

The Garden Rhapsody light and sound show at the Supertree Grove is truly magical! Kids love to be out in the lush gardens at night. Each show is 30 minutes long, and you’ll be treated to stunning light displays. Catch this captivating show during the June school holidays for an adventure filled with magical beings and mystical beasts. Read our guide to Gardens by the Bay for a full afternoon out!

When: 8pm – 8:30pm (Monday, Saturday & Sunday)
Where: Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay
How much: FREE!

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52. Check out the Sentosa Sensoryscape: Free June holiday activity

This June holidays, check out Sentosa Sensoryscape at Sentosa which features immersive experiences at six sensory gardens that will awaken all of your senses. This 350-metre garden walkway is enriched with audio-visual experiences that will transport you into a whole new world. From responsive and edible plants to an interactive digital light art and augmented reality experience, Sentosa Sensoryscape is a captivating experience for the whole family! 

Where: Sentosa Sensoryscape, Imbiah Lookout, Sentosa Island, Singapore
When: 24 hours daily
How much: Free!

Read more: 101 Best Kids Activities In Singapore

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53. Get creative at an art class

From painting to pottery, drawing to decoupage, there are plenty of different art classes for kids of varying ages to get their creative juices going. Enrol them in a one-off art class or a week-long art holiday camp to explore different mediums and see a real progression in their art skills!

Read more: Best Art Classes For Kids In SG

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54. Take the kids to KidZania

KidZania Singapore is a miniature kids’ city complete with streets, an A&E, police station, fire station, dentist, hospital, bank, radio station and department store. Offering a multitude of kids’ role-playing activities that mimic adult jobs (pilot, firefighter, doctor, shopkeeper, courier delivery), this is a unique, interactive learning experience spread out over two huge floors of indoor air-con space. Do note that this place has received very mixed reviews. 

When: Thursday – Tuesday, 10am – 6pm
Where: 31 Beach View Road, #01-01/02 Sentosa Island, Singapore 098008
How much: From $108 per child & $65.70 per adult

Read more: Best Summer Holiday Camps For Kids

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55. Go wild at Admiralty Park playground (FREE!)

Nothing beats letting the kids play outdoors away from screen time! Head to Admiralty Park and have a go on all 26 different slides. Go early, as it gets hot and busy! This free playground is perfect for kids of all ages (we spotted teens having loads of fun here too). Plus, entry is free!

Where: Admiralty Park Playground, 6A Admiralty Rd, Woodlands, Singapore 732006
When: Open daily
How much: FREE!

Read more: Best FREE Outdoor Playgrounds In Singapore

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56. Visit Universal Studios Singapore during the holidays

The Transformers Ride and the Battlestar Galactica ride at Universal Studios Singapore are firm favourites with older kids. While younger kids will be enchanted by parades and fun toddler-friendly rides like Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase.

Where: Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore
When: Open daily, 10am – 7pm (Saturday – Thursday) & 10am – 6pm (Friday)
How much: Adult (Ages 13 and above) from $85 | Child (Ages 4 – 12) from $64.

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57. Visit KidzWorld & pet animals at the Singapore Zoo

The Singapore Zoo never disappoints (we go multiple times a year and love feeding the animals – especially the elephants and giraffes!). Take the kids to KidzWorld at Singapore Zoo after looking around the animal exhibits. This kids’ area boasts seven interactive indoor and outdoor zones, as well as a Canine Clubhouse and 250 animal residents. Bring along swimsuits because kids can beat the heat at the water fountains maze too! Read more about the Singapore Zoo here.

Where: KidzWorld within Singapore Zoo
When: Open daily, 8:30am – 6pm
How much: From $30.60. Get tickets here!

Read more: Best Kid-Friendly Restaurants

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58. Visit an animal farm: Fun June holiday activities

We love taking the kiddos to see the friendly goats at the only goat farm in Singapore, Hay Dairies Goat Farm! Visitors can see how this animal farm operates and take a tour around the premises. Try to visit between the hours of 9am and 10:30am so that the kids have an opportunity to view the goat milking session at the milking parlour. Buy some alfalfa hay to feed the goats and pet them. To top it off, you can buy fresh goat milk to take home (available in two flavours, original and chocolate), or sign up for home delivery.

When: Call ahead to see when they are open during the school hols. 
Where: Hay Dairies Goat Farm, 250 Neo Tiew Cres, Singapore 719866
How much: FREE! (closed on Tuesdays). Additional fees apply for feeding the goats.

Read more: Animal Petting Zoos & Farms In Singapore

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59. Go for a pony ride: June school holiday activities

Bring your animal-loving kid to ride ponies and horses over the June school holidays. There are some great horse stables in Singapore where you can not just ride horses, but also feed them and do some fun horse-themed activities.

Where: Gallop Stable at Pasir Ris Park and Downtown East
When: More info on opening hours here.
How much: $10

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60. Visit a crocodile farm with 22,000 crocs

Yes, Singapore has a real crocodile farm! Take a tour of this unique farm where you can check out different species of crocodiles (there are 22,000 crocodiles here!), observe feeding sessions and even meet baby crocodiles! Read more about our visit to Long Kuan Hung Crocodile Farm.

When: Open Daily, 9am – 5pm
Where: 321 Neo Tiew Crescent Singapore 718914
How much: $22/person – book a tour here.

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61. Go longkang fishing at Qian Hu Fish Farm

For a chill June school holiday activity with the kids, visit Qian Hu Fish Farm. Kids can try longkang fishing, explore over 1,000 species of ornamental fish, and even enjoy a ticklish fish spa. Entry is free, and there’s a café and retail store for post-fishing snacks and souvenirs.

When: Monday – Friday 9am–6pm; Saturday – Sunday & PH 9am–7pm
Where: 71 Jalan Lekar, Singapore 698950
How much: Free entry; $7–$12 for fishing, $5–$10 for fish spa – more deets here.

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62. Get a dose of green at a vegetable or fruit farm

There are some great yet understated vegetable and fruit farms in Singapore you can visit with the kids this June school holidays. Many of these farms have hands-on activities young ones will love, plus they get to be out in nature while learning how their favourite greens are grown!

Read more: Best Summer Holiday Camps For Kids

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63. Cuddle with kitties at a cat cafe

Cat cafes are always a win when it comes to kids’ activities in Singapore. We love that Singapore has plenty of kid-friendly cat cafes where kids can interact with felines and learn how to care for them.

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64. Go cafe-hopping during the June school holidays

We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to kid-friendly cafes and restaurants in Singapore, so why not make a day of it during the June school holidays? Check out our mega-list of cafes in Singapore with playgrounds, play areas, kid-friendly menus and great vibes.

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65. Solve puzzles & mysteries at an escape room

Whether you’re looking for some family bonding time or a challenge for the mind, there are some great escape rooms in Singapore that’ll keep you occupied during the June school holidays. You can find everything from mystery to educational rooms, and even horror rooms for older kids!

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66. Organise a game of laser tag: June school holiday activities

Inject some excitement and physical activity with a game of laser tag. Rally up the family or get the kids and their friends moving. There are so many laser tag spots in Singapore, some of which can even organise a game right in your neighbourhood!

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67. Go rug tufting: Creative June school holiday activity

If you’re looking for a more relaxing June school holiday activity with the kids, sign up for a rug tufting workshop. Create your own unique rugs and work with that satisfying tufting gun. Rug tufting workshops aren’t the cheapest, but at least you’ll get a keepsake for great memories!

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68. Explore a cycling trail: Free June school holiday activity

Singapore’s got some great cycling trails where you can get the kids out and about in nature! Some of our favourites include a leisurely bike ride along Robertson Quay, the rugged trail of Punggol Waterway Park and of course, the beautiful coastal views of East Coast Park.

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69. Go kayaking with the kids

This one’s a great June school holiday activity for older kids who love adventure. You’d be surprised to know that kayaking in Singapore doesn’t necessarily come with a high price tag, too! Check out our list of kayak spots in Singapore where you can find affordable kayak rentals.

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70. Spend the day at Pulau Ubin

If you’re looking for a sense of adventure and exploration without having to leave Singapore, then hop on a bumboat to Pulau Ubin. Exploring the island makes it feel like you’re nowhere near Singapore. Rent a bike, eat some fresh seafood and spend the day on the island if you’re looking for something fun to do during the June school holidays.

When: The boat operates from 8.30am – 5pm, daily
Where: Take the bumboat from Changi Point Ferry Terminal
How much: The bumboat costs $3 each way

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71. Get some sun, sand & sea at Lazarus Island & St John’s Island

Blue waters, white sand beaches, and the company of your family: it doesn’t get better than Lazarus Island and St John’s Island. It’s another way to feel like you’re on a vacation during the June school holidays without having to leave Singapore! Best yet, you can rent a yacht, which often comes with water activities such as stand-up paddleboarding, snorkelling gear and a barbecue onboard.

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72. Hang out at a beach club: June holiday activity

Singapore’s got an array of great beach clubs that are kid-friendly. There are beach clubs with swimming pools, direct access to the sandy beach and calm waters, as well as great food and music. The perfect way for parents to wind down while the kids frolic in the sun.

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73. Book a staycation for the June holidays

Hear us out: staycations in Singapore can be every bit as fun as travelling abroad, especially when you’ve got an array of kid-friendly hotels with fun amenities. We’re talking themed rooms for kids, amazing playgrounds, pools with water slides–trust that your kid will find it every bit as memorable as any vacation.

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74. Rent a chalet for a big group: June school holiday activity

The June school holidays are the perfect time to gather the whole family or your closest friends for some quality time. If you’ve got a big group or just want a unique experience, book a chalet in Singapore! Pack those meats and fire up a barbecue; many of these chalets also have swimming pools and fun activities for the fam.

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75. Go glamping in Singapore during the June school hols

Another unique experience you can treat the kids to as a fun June school holiday activity is glamping! There are many companies that organise glamping staycays in Singapore, whether it’s for an overnighter or a daytime picnic.

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76. Pop over to JB for the day

A day trip to Johor Bahru never disappoints. There’s amazing cheap food, affordable indoor playgrounds, great cafes and tonnes of fun for the family. Head over during the weekday when there are lesser crowds! Remember to read our guide to JB before going.

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77. Spend a weekend at Desaru

Desaru is also a convenient nearby getaway where you can travel over by car or boat. There are some luxurious hotels at this coastal destination, as well as fun activities such as farms and a great waterpark, too! Read our guide to Desaru before heading down.

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78. Head to Batam for a beach holiday

Batam Island is also a convenient holiday destination that’s easy to travel to from Singapore. It’s got some great affordable activities for the family, including horse riding, amazing seafood, watersports, playgrounds and more. Check out all the best things to do in Batam.

Read more: Islands Near Singapore For A Convenient Getaway Without Flights

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79. Wind down by the beach in Bintan

Bintan Island is the perfect place for a luxurious getaway without the frills of a flight. Just hop on a ferry to get access to beautiful white sand beaches, clear blue waters and gorgeous five-star resorts for the ultimate pampering.

Past & Upcoming school holiday activities:

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

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