In the early years of development, children possess an extraordinary capacity to learn new languages. This period, particularly so before the age of six, is ideal for introducing them to a second language. Kinderland Singapore offers both Mandarin-English and Japanese-English bilingual curriculums for preschoolers. Embracing bilingualism in our globally connected world, particularly in either of these languages, offers benefits that spread beyond basic communication. China and Japan are the second and fourth largest economies in the world respectively. Proficiency in either language has the ..read more

As an organisation, Kinderland constantly improves its operations and processes, as well as regularly trains its educators. We believe these improvements are essential to deliver consistent, high-quality education and care for our children. Kinderland strives regularly to create caring and nurturing environments for our children Kinderland has been steadily adjusting and upgrading several of its procedures and systems across its centres. We are happy to share the enhancements to three of our systems, namely the Teacher Training Monitoring System (TTMS), Child Management Monitoring System ..read more

From 24 to 29 November 2023, three educators from Kinderland joined Crestar Education Group’s Early Childhood study group on an educational exchange in China. They were accompanied by educators from sister brands under the Crestar Education Group, namely NurtureStars, Skool4Kidz, and The Grange International Preschool. This exchange aims for the various preschools to widen their horizons of early childhood education while gaining experience from the global education scene. On 25 and 26 November, the study group attended the 2023 Reggio Emilia Conference in Shanghai China. Keynote speakers fo ..read more

Starting January 2024, Kinderland Academy @ Yio Chu Kang introduced KinderArt, an art programme that aims to introduce and educate our children on different artists’ styles and their art representations. The programme, conducted by an art specialist, will culminate in a display of the children’s artworks at the end of each term. The pilot KinderArt programme’s first exhibition, Little Artists @ Work, saw our little artists from Pre-Nursery One (PN1) till Kindergarten Two (K2) work together to create a three-piece mural using recycled materials, giving the mural a three-dimensional effect and ..read more

As we usher in the Lunar New Year, Kinderland has spared no effort in creating a vibrant, festive and culturally enriching atmosphere for our parents, children, and educators. At Kinderland, we embrace diverse cultures, and the Lunar New Year is particularly cherished within the Chinese community, marking a significant celebration for us. From joyfully tossing yusheng, to enchanting lion dance performances, and a parent-child cooking session, our Kinderland family were treated with a variety of fun and exciting activities to welcome the year of the dragon. Parent-child bonding activities The ..read more

In a contemporary world dominated by the prospects of artificial intelligence (AI), coding has emerged as the fundamental language shaping the genesis and progression of AI. It serves as the conduit through which we and future generations comprehend, craft, and pioneer advancements in AI technologies. As AI perpetuates its transformative impact on our daily lives, possessing a solid grasp of its underlying mechanisms has become increasingly essential. With AI technology progressing at an unprecedented pace, we need to prepare and equip our children with the skills to be able to adapt to thes ..read more

As 2023 comes to an end, it is time for us to start preparing our kindies as they start a new year in school! Your child might be starting their first year in preschool, while others might simply be transitioning to a new level. Either way, it is an exciting time for both parents and children and marks a significant milestone in their growth. If you are a parent worried about how your child will react to these changes, we are here to help. Here are some tips on how to make this process easier for you and your child: Kinderland curriculum build confidence through the inquiry-based programme ..read more

The Kinderland Graduation Concert 2023 was held on 25 November 2023 at the University Cultural Centre (UCC), National University of Singapore. This edition of the Concert celebrates the achievements of 170 graduands from twelve Kinderland Preschools across Singapore. This edition of the Graduation Concert was a special one, as it marks the Concert’s return following a three-year hiatus, brought about by the pandemic. The Concert was attended by parents as well as Kinderland’s management and overseas representatives. Starting off the day’s proceedings was a march-past of the students represen ..read more

On August 8, Kinderland Preschool @ Ministry of Manpower (MOM) and Kinderland Preschool @ Revenue House participated in the annual National Day Observance Ceremony (NDOC). The theme of this year’s National Day is “Onward As One”, encompassing two key messages. “Onward”, urging Singaporeans to look forward and be resilient to future challenges; and “As One”, highlighting the need for inclusivity and unity. Minister of Manpower, Dr. Tan See Leng (sixth from left), joined by other Guests of Honour and staff members, coming together to celebrate National Day at MOM Services Centre At Mini ..read more

After a three-year hiatus due to the Covid pandemic, Kinderland’s Sports Fiesta made a comeback on 7 October 2023. The inaugural Sports Fiesta took place in 2008 and has since been the annual spotlight of our KinderFit programme which is available to all our pre-schoolers. KinderFit is more than just about physical movement. It is designed to nurture an appreciation for regular exercise, sports, and healthy eating habits. More than that, it lays the foundation for inculcating crucial life skills. Aspects such as concentration, resilience, discipline, and teamwork are what we aim to foster i ..read more