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Post Category - What's OnWhat's On - Post Category - Things to Do With KidsThings to Do With KidsFrom workshops to outdoor adventures, here’s your go-to guide on things to do during the September and October school holidays in Singapore. No going bored with these mid-term school holiday activities!
There are lots of September school holiday activities in Singapore to keep the kids busy during the local school holidays or the October international school holidays. Read on for all the fun things to do during the September school holidays, including kids’ theatre shows, new openings (Singapore Oceanarium!) and lots of fun kids’ activities in Singapore. Read on for some fab ideas on where to bring kids during the September school holidays:
Read more: Fun September/October School Holiday Camps In Singapore
Things To Do During The September & October School Holidays In Singapore:
Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let’s Play!: September school holiday show
Bring the kiddos to catch their favourite Disney Jr. characters live this September school holidays at Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let’s Play! This new interactive kids’ musical show makes its Singapore debut, promising an action-packed musical adventure that’ll have the whole family grooving. Hosted by Mickey Mouse at the iconic Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, the show features familiar faces like Minnie, Goofy, Ariel, Puppy Dog Pals and SuperKitties.
Plus, for the first time in Asia, Team Spidey from Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends will be making an appearance too! Watch as Mickey plans the ultimate playdate until mysterious green weather puts it all at risk. Kids will be on the edge of their seats as Team Spidey swoops in to save the day and help his friends! Look forward to high-energy dancing, acrobatic performances, 3D visuals and more.
When: 5 – 7 September 2025, Friday, 6:30pm; Saturday, 10:30am, 2:30pm & 6:30pm; Sunday, 10:30am & 2:30pm
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
How much: From $28 – get tickets here.
Read more: Fun Kids’ Theatre Shows & Musicals In Singapore 2025
Mandai Wildlife Reserve: SG60 deals & experiences for the September school holidays
This school holidays, the Mandai Wildlife Reserve has plenty in store for families and little ones. Look forward to exclusive SG60 experiences that invite you to explore the wild side. Meet gentle, wide-eyed marsupials in their moonlit homes at the Night Safari‘s Hello from the Wild: Wallaby, where you get to feed and learn all about the nocturnal habits of these adorable hoppers.
Over at Bird Paradise, Lunch in the Wild lets you start your day with an up-close avian encounter at the Sky Amphitheatre before sitting down for a four-course lunch at Crimson Restaurant, set against the backdrop of the stunning Crimson Wetlands. For something a little special, Wild Explorer, an all-new Virtual Reality Action Ride invites kids (and grown-ups!) to dive into an animated adventure at a special opening rate of just $6! Plus, there are exclusive SG60 deals across all wildlife parks that are too good to miss!
Look forward to exclusive deals at Mandai Wildlife Reserve this month! Enjoy a $180 three-month season pass to Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise and Rainforest Wild Asia for 2 adults and 1 child (28 Aug – 7 Sept), a 2-to-go Night Safari promo at $60 (U.P. $112) from 1–7 Sept (valid for visits till 30 Sept), and a 5-Park Friends of Mandai Senior Membership at $60 (U.P. $235) till 31 Dec.
When: September 2025 (dates may vary depending on events & promos)
Where: 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
How much: Promotional prices from $60. View the full list of SG60 promos here.
Air Force Day: Aircraft, flight simulators, game stations & more
For families with little aviation enthusiasts, head to Air Force Day this September school holidays, which is packed with sky-high fun and hands-on experiences! Kids can take the pilot’s seat in the Wings Academy or Singapore Youth Flying Club simulators, get creative at the crafts station and more. Families can also test reflexes and teamwork with aeroplane-themed games at the Phygital Game Stations, pick up photography tips at Spotter’s Group’s workshop and explore cutting-edge training tools with the RSAF’s AR HoloLens experience.
Don’t miss the chance to get up close with the mighty F-15SG and C-130 Hercules for photo-ops, or let the kids play dress-up at the Uniform Station for that perfect “mini aviator” moment. COL Lee Mei Yi – Singapore’s first female fighter squadron commander – will also be at the Theatrette, where she shares her remarkable journey in the skies!
Redeem a Defence Collective Singapore goodie bag when you say “I love Air Force Museum” at the redemption counter! Available on a first-come, first-served basis.
When: 13 September 2025, 10am – 5pm
Where: Singapore Air Force Museum, 400 Airport Road, Singapore 534234
How much: Free! More information here.
Skyline Luge: SG60 Family Bundle
Have you ever taken the kiddos for a memorable ride at Skyline Luge Singapore? This September holiday, plan a fun family day out at Sentosa to experience the thrill yourself! We love the ‘ski lift’ ride to the top of the track, where you’ll catch stunning views of the Sentosa coastline. Then, hop in a luge and let gravity take over as you whizz down tracks surrounded by lush greenery–you can take your pick from four routes! Book online-exclusive off-peak tickets between 10am and 12pm to enjoy the lowest prices.
Plus, if you’re a family of three, snag their fabulous SG60 Family Fun Bundle. This promo includes four ride tickets, one child doubling ticket and a complimentary photo to take home as a memento. To sweeten the deal, you can enjoy complimentary entry to Sentosa during the September school holidays.
When: 5 – 14 September 2025
Where: 1 Imbiah Road, Singapore 099692
How much: $60 for the SG60 Family Bundle; $30 per person for a two-ride combo (weekday, off-peak promo)
Read more: Kid-Friendly Guide To Sentosa
Get free entry to Sentosa during the September school holidays
A day out with the family at Sentosa is always a win in our books. Well, we have good news for you: this September school holidays, you can enjoy free island admission when you enter the island via the Sentosa Gateway by car, or via the Sentosa Express from VivoCity Station. A great excuse to visit gems like the new Weave Sentosa, Singapore Oceanarium and other existing favourites like Universal Studios Singapore and the beach clubs in Sentosa.
Burn off energy at Jumptopia Lite: Fun things to do during the September school holidays
Jumptopia Lite is back at Marina Square! This huge bouncy playground will surely keep the kiddos entertained with race-themed obstacles, slides (there’s a giant F1 car!) and lots of bouncy fun. Tickets cost $15 per entry, but Marina Square Members can get it for $6 (for the first 400 tickets). More info here.
When: 6 – 16 September 2025, 10.30am – 8.30pm
Where: Marina Square Central Atrium
How much: $15/entry
Catch more live musicals for kids
There are lots of great kids’ theatre shows and musicals if you’re looking for fun things to do during the September holidays! Catch former Wiggles Emma Memma for an epic dance party; The Tiger Who Came To Tea; the Singapore Symphony Orchestra’s kid-friendly concerts; and more! Read more about the kids’ musicals and live shows taking place in Singapore during the September school holidays.
Visit the revamped Singapore Oceanarium during the September school holidays
In case you’ve been living under a rockfish, the Singapore Oceanarium (formerly S.E.A. Aquarium) has had a major revamp and it’s now three times bigger than before! Plan a date this September school holidays to explore the new space, which now features 22 themed zones and over 40,000 marine animals, including sharks, manta rays and more. Some of our favourite exhibits have to be Whale Fall and Sea Mount, which showcases a life-sized whale skeleton; Ancient Waters, where you’ll find replicas of prehistoric marine creatures and of course, the crowd-favourite Open Ocean, where all your beloved Singapore Oceanarium stars are at! Read our full guide to the Singapore Oceanarium here.
When: Open Daily, 10am – 7pm
Where: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269
How much: From $35/child & $42/adult – get tickets here.
Check out new kid-friendly museum exhibitions during the September school holidays
With no shortage of kid-friendly museums in Singapore, there’s something for every age group, and kids will get to learn plenty while having fun! There are also new and exciting kid-friendly exhibitions to explore this September school holidays, including the PLAY+MAKE exhibition at the Children’s Museum Singapore, where kids can dress mannequins, act out stories, host a pretend kueh tea party, and more. Don’t forget the all-time favourite Museum of Ice Cream, where little ones can enjoy immersive play and yes, unlimited ice cream! If you’re looking to immerse yourself more in culture, heritage or art, check out our list of Museums for Kids in Singapore!
Sign the kids up for an exciting holiday camp
September school holiday camps are a great way to keep kids engaged, active and learning, all while having a blast outside the classroom. Whether your child is into hands-on science experiments, outdoor adventures on the beach, creative arts, or sports, there’s a wide variety of camps to choose from. These September school holiday camps not only keep boredom at bay but also help kids pick up new skills, build confidence, and make new friends during the school break! Check out our full list of September school holiday camps here.
Play at a free playground: FREE things to do during the September school holidays
Outdoor playgrounds are easily one of the best (and free!) things to do with kids in Singapore. There’s nothing quite like seeing your kids soar on a swing or beam with pride after conquering a climbing frame! If you’re looking for an outdoor activity this September school holiday, why not explore some of the country’s best outdoor playgrounds? From the nostalgic Dragon Playground in Toa Payoh to newer, adventure-filled spaces across the island, there are plenty of places where kids can run, climb and let their imaginations run wild! Check out our guide to our fave outdoor playgrounds.
Head to a beach club
Head to Sentosa for some fun under the sun by checking out the beach clubs! Many of these beach clubs are family-friendly and offer exciting activities for the kiddos. For example, Palawan @ Sentosa features a mini golf course and a go-kart circuit. Minicorn Club by The Tipsy Unicorn has activities every Sunday, catered specifically to little ones! Check out our full list of Sentosa Beach clubs here.
Sign up for a kid-friendly run!
Running during the September school holidays? Yes, but don’t worry, there are fun, kid-friendly runs the whole family can join in on! From the adorable Snoopy Run to the SpongeBob Pirate Walk & Run, these non-competitive events are designed for all ages, with some open to kids as young as four! Check out our full list of running events and marathons here.
Explore Singapore’s public libraries
Nurture your child into a little bookworm this September school holidays! Head to the best kid-friendly libraries in town, from the Punggol Regional Library, which has two floors dedicated to kids (puppets, activity stations, toys and books galore), to the Tampines Library, which boasts the first library with a kids’ indoor playground!
Volunteer with your kids
Yes, even little kids can do community work this September school holidays! We’ve rounded up different charities in Singapore with volunteering programmes to suit every interest. The September school holidays are the perfect time to teach the kids the importance of giving back.
Book a staycation for the September school holidays
Not going abroad for the September school holidays? No worries, you can still get some holiday vibes in town! We just updated our guide to staycations in Singapore with a special note for any family deals. Some of these hotels have superb kids’ clubs with pirate ships and slides, amazing pools with waterslides and more! Read this for all the best hotel deals, including 1-for-1 deals and a second room at 50% off!
See goats at Hay Dairies Goat Farm
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 the animal farm operates and take a tour around the premises. Try to visit between 9am and 10:30am this September school holidays 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. 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. It’s free to enter, but note it’s closed on Tuesdays.
Read more: Animal farms in SG
Go kayaking
The Water Sports Centre at the Singapore Sports Hub at Kallang offers kids’ kayak rental from $8 for two hours (best to book ahead as they are popular!). For newbies, book a lesson this September school holidays with certified instructors on the Kayak Orientation Programme $30 per pax (great for 9 year-olds+). If you are lucky you might even spot the family of otters who call the Kallang Basin home. Read all about kayaking with kids here.
Go on a glamping staycation
Glamping (or in other words, super posh camping!) is a unique staycation experience that blends the charm of the great outdoors with the comforts of a hotel stay. Think air-conditioned tents, cosy beds, fairy lights, and even proper bathrooms, all set against scenic backdrops like the beach or nature parks. Kids can enjoy the novelty of sleeping “under the stars,” while parents get to unwind in comfort. Opening in Q3 2025, the new Colugo Camp offers a glamping experience right in the heart of Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Just steps away from iconic attractions like the Singapore Zoo, Bird Paradise, Night Safari, and Rainforest Wild Asia!
Go bowling: Things to do during the September school holidays
Ever taken the kids bowling? It’s a super fun activity, come rain or shine. This September school holidays, we recommend bringing the kids to enjoy cosmic bowling, where you can bowl in the dark! Go bowling at these kid-friendly bowling alleys in Singapore!
Take the kiddos out on a hike
Got some spare time during the September school holidays and looking for a fun way to get outdoors with the kiddos? Why not take them on a kid-friendly hike at some of the best parks around town! These easy trails offer plenty of fresh air, beautiful scenery and opportunities for little explorers to discover nature up close. Check out some of the best hiking trails in Singapore here.
Have a picnic with the fam
The beaches are perfect reason for a picnic date this September school holidays. The next time the sun’s out, consider packing your favourite snacks and drinks and enjoy a picnic with the family! Need some recommendations for a gorgeous picnic spot? We’ve rounded up all our favourite picnic places, and even noted which ones have on-site access to picnic food provisions.
Splash around at a water park
There are so many great outdoor and indoor water play options for kids to splash around in this September school holidays. 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! Here is our comprehensive list of water parks in Singapore.
Visit a trampoline park
If you’re looking for something that will let your kids burn off all their excess energy during the September/October school holidays, then why not check out a trampoline park in Singapore? All you’ll need to do is make an online booking and get a good pair of grip socks (some parks even retail these for cheap!) and you’re all set to get bouncing.
Explore Singapore’s stunning parks
We’re lucky to have a wealth of beautiful parks scattered all across the island, including those within our heartland neighbourhoods! From scenic walking trails and nature play areas, these green spaces offer a quick escape into nature with the kids this school holidays. Here are some of our favourite parks in Singapore.
Go on a no-passport-required island day trip
Craving an island getaway with no passports required? Just a 30-minute ferry ride from Singapore, Lazarus Island and St. John’s Island make the perfect escape for sun, sand, and sea this September school holidays. There’s plenty to do – pack a picnic, rent a bike, or simply explore the islands on foot.
Try rock climbing: Fun September school holiday activity
Rock climbing and bouldering (which is a form of climbing without ropes) are great ways to help kids build their strength and dexterity! We’ve rounded up all the best places to go rock climbing in Singapore; if you need a recommendation, we’re particularly fond of Climb Central Novena – it’s great for kids.
Visit a crocodile farm that houses over 20,000 crocodiles
Did you know that Singapore’s one and only crocodile farm is home to over 20,000 crocodiles? We’re not kidding! From tiny hatchlings to a massive 60-year-old croc, there’s plenty to see and do here this September school holidays. Kids can feed the crocodiles, hold a baby one in their hands, and even sample crocodile meat if they’re feeling adventurous. Check out our full guide to the Long Kuan Hung Crocodile Farm Singapore here.
Have fun at an indoor playground
With over 50 indoor playgrounds scattered across the island, there’s no shortage of ways to keep the kids entertained this September school holidays, rain or shine! From mega slides and ball pits to climbing structures and pretend play zones, these indoor spots offer hours of energy-burning fun for little ones of all ages.
Go on a cycling adventure with the kids
In case you haven’t noticed, we’re big fans of outdoor fun! Cycling is another great way to enjoy some quality outdoor time with the kids. With plenty of kid-friendly cycling routes across Singapore, it’s easy to plan a ride that’s both safe and scenic. Check out some of Singapore’s best cycling routes here.
Vacay at a nearby island during the September school holidays
Singapore’s strategic location puts you just hours away from some of the region’s most stunning islands including Bintan, Batam, Desaru and more. The best part? You can reach these getaways with the fam in under five hours, making them perfect for a quick escape this September school holidays. Check out our favourite island getaways here.
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