Guide to Singapore June School Holiday Camps 2026

Date: 2026-05-04 | 6 min read

Every year the same thing happens. Parents plan to sort out June holiday camps in May. Then it is the second week of May and the sports camps are full. Then it is the last week and the STEM programmes have waiting lists.

The families who avoid this start now. Singapore's June school holidays run four full weeks from 30 May to 28 June 2026. The good news is that the market is genuinely excellent across sports, arts, STEM, multi-activity, outdoor, and specialist programmes. The challenge is knowing what to look for and moving before the best ones are gone.

For the full 2026 school holiday calendar, read Jungle's 2026 Singapore School Holidays guide.

Why June Camps Sell Out So Fast

The best camps, particularly those from established providers, have returning families who rebook from the previous year. When new slots open, they fill within 48 to 72 hours. The categories that sell out fastest are multi-activity camps for ages 6 to 10, swim intensives for Primary 1 to 3 children, football camps from established academies, and performing arts programmes with small cohort sizes.

If any of these are on your list, book as soon as listings go live.

Best Camps by Category

Multi-Activity Camps

Multi-activity camps are the best option for children who want variety, have not yet committed to a single interest, or simply need a structured, social, and energetic holiday week. A well-run multi-activity camp rotates children through sports, creative activities, STEM challenges, and team games. These camps also tend to be the strongest for building social confidence heading into a new school year.

Providers on Jungle this June include Camp Asia (ages 3 to 16, multiple locations), Camp Beaumont (ages 3 to 12), Prodigy Multi-Activity Camps by Proactiv Sports, Kids Camp Singapore, and XCL Camps. Bounce also runs structured holiday programmes combining active play with team challenges.

Browse all multi-activity camps on Jungle.

Sports Camps

Sports camps are particularly valuable for primary school children who need physical output during the holidays. For children already in a sport, a holiday intensive helps consolidate skills. For children who have not yet found their sport, a multi-sport format is the better entry point.

Football camps on Jungle this June include Real Madrid Foundation Singapore and Cosmo United Football Academy, both of which run structured skills-based programmes for children from age 5. For movement, gymnastics, and physical literacy, Sports Schooling and Vivo Kids Camposaur are worth exploring. Lion City Parkour offers one of the more unique active camp formats in Singapore, combining movement, confidence, and urban adventure. Get GungHo runs outdoor adventure camps at Sentosa that cover multiple physical disciplines in one week.

Read our full guide on Best Sports and Movement Classes for Kids in Singapore for more on what to look for.

Browse all sports camps on Jungle.

STEM and Coding Camps

The best STEM holiday camps are project-based: children leave with something they built, coded, or engineered themselves. Look for camps that emphasise making and problem-solving over passive instruction.

STEM and coding providers on Jungle this June include Nullspace Robotics (robotics and coding from age 7),Whizz Kidz (they have been running holiday camps for ages 4 to 16 at multiple locations across Singapore since 2009), Coding Lab (structured programming across age groups), The Brainery Code (coding and computational thinking), Newtonshow (science experiments and STEM exploration), Maker (hands-on making and engineering), and Empire Code (game design and coding for ages 6 and above).

Read our guide on STEM, Coding and Robotics for Kids in Singapore for a full breakdown of what a strong programme looks like.

Browse all STEM and coding camps on Jungle.

Arts and Creative Camps

A well-structured arts camp gives children something the school term rarely does: extended time with a creative project they own from start to finish. Week-long art camps that build toward a completed portfolio piece tend to produce the strongest outcomes for both skill and confidence.

Arts and creative providers on Jungle this June include NAFA Junior Art (fine art and visual arts for children, led by trained arts faculty), Impressions Kids Club (themed art and creative camps with field trips for toddlers from 18 months and kids from age 4, based at Tanglin Mall), ARThausSG (structured art holiday programmes), Crafty Whizz Studio (creative workshops across mixed media), Creative Hearts (art enrichment for children), Objectifs (photography and visual storytelling workshops for older children), and Little Artists.

Browse all arts and creative camps on Jungle.

Performing Arts and Drama Camps

Drama, theatre, and performing arts camps are consistently among the most popular in Singapore's June market and among the first to fill. End-of-week performances give children a tangible goal and a genuine confidence boost that parents consistently describe as one of the most visible transformations a single holiday week can produce.

Performing arts providers on Jungle this June include Act3 Drama Academy (drama and musical theatre across age groups), Stage Camp by Singapore Theatre Company (theatre-making for children aged 6 and above), International School of Performing Arts (ISPA) (performing arts holiday camps), Centre Stage School of the Arts, and Camp Asia's Music Explorers.

Browse all performing arts camps on Jungle.

Swim Intensives

June holidays are the most popular window for SwimSafer progression in Singapore. With four weeks available and no school commitments, many families use this period to push children through one or two SwimSafer stages. A swim intensive running daily across a week can achieve in five days what might take two to three months of weekly lessons.

Swim providers on Jungle this June include aquaDucks (swim programmes from baby to primary age) and Swish Swimming (structured swim intensives and SwimSafer preparation).

Read our full 2026 Singapore Kids Swimming Guide before booking.

Browse all swim programmes on Jungle.

Outdoor and Nature Camps

Outdoor camps are one of the most underbooked categories in Singapore despite being among the most developmentally rich. Children who spend extended time outdoors in structured programmes develop risk assessment, resilience, and environmental awareness that no indoor class replicates.

Outdoor providers on Jungle this June include Wildlings (nature-based outdoor programmes for young children), Wolf Camp Singapore (outdoor skills and adventure camps), Outdoor School Singapore by NTUC First Campus (structured outdoor holiday programmes), and Mandai ZooSchool (wildlife and nature education at Mandai).

Cooking Camps

ANATTA Young Chef's Academy runs structured cooking bootcamps for children covering both Asian and Western culinary techniques. Holiday cooking camps are an excellent entry point for children who have not yet found their enrichment passion, and the format produces immediate, tangible results.

Read our guide on Best Cooking and Baking Classes for Kids in Singapore for more.

Age-by-Age Recommendations

Ages 3 to 5: Half-day programmes only. Look for camps with qualified early childhood educators, small groups of six to eight children, and a balance of structured activity and free play. Wildlings, Camp Beaumont, and Camp Asia all have dedicated early years programmes.

Ages 6 to 8: Full-day multi-activity or single-interest camps both work well. This is the ideal age for trying something new in a holiday context. Prodigy Multi-Activity Camps, Act3 Drama Academy, and Newtonshow are strong choices across different interests.

Ages 9 to 12: Older children benefit most from camps where real skill develops within the week. Nullspace Robotics, Real Madrid Foundation, Stage Camp by STC, and NAFA Junior Art all offer formats designed to produce meaningful progression over a single holiday week.

Tips for Booking June Camps

• Decide what your child needs first, then find the provider. Physical output, creative confidence, social challenge, or a specific skill. That question narrows the field before you start comparing websites.
• Check refund and cancellation policies before paying. Singapore holiday camps vary significantly. Some offer full credits with two weeks notice; others are non-refundable from booking.
• Book the first two weeks of June first. The 30 May to 13 June window fills faster than the second half of the holidays.
• Join waitlists even if a camp shows full. Cancellations happen regularly in the two to three weeks before a camp starts. First on the waitlist usually means a spot.