Featured Events in Singapore in June, 2025 (June Updated)

"ASK-ME-ANYTHING" Buddhism Discussion Discover a fresh perspective on life’s challenges—whether it’s toxic work culture, strained family ties, or kids glued to screens. Join us for a 90-minute English discussion and explore how Buddhism can offer clarity and practical insights. Gain Clarity Buddhist Concepts to reframe your struggles Actionable Advice Practical tips you can apply instantly Candid Sharing A safe space to ask anything ARE YOU A WORKING ADULT STRUGGLING WITH: Feeling frustrated working with colleagues in a toxic environment? Navigating a love-hate relationship with aging parents who are always nagging? Raising children glued to screens or dealing with rebellious teens? If you’ve tried everything and still feel stuck, spare an hour to hear us out—you might discover new solutions. While we may not have all the answers, you’ll leave with valuable tools for peace of mind. Speaker: Mr Jereme Wong graduated as an engineer and believes that everything must be proven by numbers and science. Skeptical of religion and doubtful that relying on the divine can solve life’s challenges, he was unexpectedly “tricked” by his mother into exploring Buddhism. Over the past 14 years, Jereme has realised that Buddhism is not only logical but also offers mental frameworks that help young people think critically and address life’s complexities. Embracing Buddhism as a practical way of life, he now encourages his family to adopt its principles. For enquiries, please dial 8336 3224 Information Source: BW Monastery | eventbrite

About the Camp: Join us for an immersive 5-day experience during the June 2025 school holiday in Singapore. Designed for youth aged 12–16, MINDSHIFT empowers your child to spot common challenges in their everyday life, develop creative solutions, and pitch their ideas; all through a fun, gamified approach to design thinking. What to Expect: Gamified Design Sprint: Engage in a playful, competitive process that turns real-life challenges into opportunities for innovation. Hands-On Problem Solving: Work in teams to identify everyday issues and brainstorm practical, creative solutions. Expert Guidance: Benefit from the expertise of seasoned entrepreneurs Satu and Erasmus, supported by our academic team, ensuring an experience that’s both insightful and transformative. Final Pitch: Wrap up the week by presenting a pitch-ready solution, showcasing newfound skills and innovative thinking. Why Choose MINDSHIFT? Although this is our inaugural camp, our team’s extensive experience in entrepreneurship and academic research guarantees a high-quality, transformative experience. We’ve designed a unique, gamified approach to inspire creativity and equip your child with the tools to tackle real-world challenges head on. Venue The camp will be held in a venue near Tai Seng MRT—such as Beary Fun Space @ Siemens Centre (60 MacPherson Road). Final venue will be confirmed by May 2025. Information Source: SEP Solutions Oy | eventbrite

About the event IMCB-Miltenyi Joint Symposium is an annual scientific meeting proudly organised by the Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology A*STAR and Miltenyi Biotec. The annual meeting focuses on the cell and gene therapy topics. 2025 marks the 11th edition of the symposium where we bring together distinguished local and overseas experts from the cell and gene therapy field to unravel the latest developments and innovations. Stay tuned for the unfolding of this milestone event. Event Details Main Symposium 11th IMCB-Miltenyi Joint Symposium Checkpoint to cure: Driving innovation from bench to benchside Date: Tuesday, June 10, 2025 Time: 09:00 am - 05:00 pm Venue: Biopolis Matrix, Level 2, Theatrette 1 Auditorium 30 Biopolis Street, Singapore 138671 Agenda: to be advised Confirmed speakers include: Prof. Antoni Ribas University of California Los Angeles , USA Dr. Pradyot Dash Lentigen, a Miltenyi Biotec Company, USA Dr. John Connolly A*STAR Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Singapore Prof. Li Qi Jing A*STAR Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biology, Singapore Prof. Toh Han Chong National Cancer Centre Singapore, Singapore Join Our Poster Contest The IMCB-Miltenyi Biotec Joint Symposium invites registrants to submit abstracts for an opportunity to showcase their work through poster presentations. All abstracts submitted must represent research relevant to the immunotherapy research. The organising committee will review all abstracts and selected abstracts will be notified for poster presentation. The best poster presentation will be awarded with $2000 SGD worth of Miltenyi Biotec products. Submit your abstract by May 15, 2025 for a chance to showcase your work! Click here to submit. Timeline Abstract Submission Period: February 10, 2025 – May 15, 2025 Successful applicants will be notified by May 22, 2025 through the registered email address Information Source: IMCB and Miltenyi Biotec Asia Pacific | eventbrite

Join us for a full day of fun and educational 3D printing holiday program designed for children to learn and experience the limitless possibilities of 3D printing, transforming ideas to reality. Learning to model in TinkerCAD before 3D printing their object. Guided by experienced instructors and 3D printing specialists, children will learn TinkerCAD to create a mini stationery pot before exporting it to a 3D printer for printing. Children will witness the process of their digital form being printed from scratch. While waiting for the 3D print, students will continue to explore TinkerCAD digital space; learning how to use the software as a design tool to create various digital forms. This immersive hands-on learning will empower them to envision, design, and shape their future prototypes. Learning to model one's design in TinkerCAD Mini Challenge to model their own version of the iconic MBS architecture To further enhance learning through play, in the afternoon session, children will have the opportunity to work in small groups to build the tallest structure with 3D printed components, promoting creativity, problem-solving skills and team working. Working in groups to build their tallest structure with 3D printed connectors It will be a fun-filled, immersive and meaningful maker learning experience with mini challenges, quizzes and prizes to win in addition to taking home their own creations at the end of the session! Date : (Thu) 12 June 2025 Time: 9:30am - 3:00pm Age: 7-9/ 10-12 years old Location: 90 Goodman Road, Goodman Arts Centre, Blk B, Meeting Room 1, #03-13, Singapore 439053 Price includes 2x snacks and lunch. All 3D printing equipment and materials will be provided. Please let us know via email hello@designtinkers.sg if your child would like to bring his/ her own laptop for the class (only if your child has one). It is not compulsory but we do encourage bringing your own personal laptop so your child can continue learning to use the program at his/her own time. No early bird discount for this holiday camp due to the limited spaces available. In addition, students will be taking home several 3D printed objects. Instagram: @designtinkers Facebook: facebook.com/designtinkers Information Source: DesignTinkers Pte Ltd | eventbrite

WHAT? Experience mindfulness and bring a gentle shift to your life. This foundational course teaches you how to purposefully pay attention to the present moment, without judging the experience. Suitable for anyone aged 16 years old and above. Discover the mind and body connection, explore thought patterns and understand the impact of stress. Develop kindness as you learn to navigate life's challenges with greater ease. Benefits: Awareness of mind-body connection Reduction of stress A more positive mindset Building better relationships WHEN? Thursday, 12 June, 2pm - 4pm Thursday, 19 June, 2pm - 4pm Thursday, 26 June, 2pm - 4pm Thursday, 3 July, 2pm - 4pm 4 sessions | 2hrs each | Total 8hrs WHERE? Brahm Centre @ Tampines Blk 473 Tampines Street 43, #01-94 COURSE FEE: $160 | $32 for seniors eligible for National Silver Academy (NSA) subsidy* *NSA subsidy is for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents aged 50 and above. In addition to NSA subsidy, course fee may be offset by SkillsFuture Credit (SFC). Using SkillsFuture Credit (SFC) for Course Fee: First check your SkillsFuture Credit balance ($4K Mid-Career cannot be used for this course). Select 'NSA + SkillsFuture' or ' SkillsFuture ' Ticket. Your place is confirmed after your SFC claim is approved. If you cancel your SFC claim before the start date, Brahm Centre reserves the rights to impose a penalty fee for course withdrawal. Notes: Please take note that payments for courses are non-refundable. Do ensure that you are able to attend the first session of the course before registering for the course as you will not be allowed to continue with the course should you miss the first session. Request for transfers or make up-classes for selected mindfulness courses are subjected to availability and fees of $30 for the transfer of the whole course and $10 for every request to make-up classes are applicable. Trainer Bio: May Chng was a former school vice-principal and a Ministry of Education educator for over 20 years. She is currently Brahm Centre’s Mindfulness Practice Manager. May has experienced the benefits of mindfulness first-hand in her healing from a family tragedy, which fuels her commitment to sharing mindfulness knowledge, practices and attitudes with participants. May is a Dot-b certified teacher from the Mindfulness in Schools Project (UK) and a certified mindfulness trainer at Brahm Centre. She holds a Diploma in Counselling Psychology. Information Source: Brahm Centre 百仁中心 | eventbrite

Shadows Over Outram The past never dies—it just hides in plain sight. Outram bears many names. A medical hub. A colonial relic. A hill of secrets. But after dark, another name rises—Singapore’s most haunted district. This is a journey into the unseen. Through flickering corridors, winding alleyways, and pockets of vanishing history, we reveal a district haunted not just by spirits, but by memory and neglect. We begin at Spooner Road, where echoing footsteps and strange apparitions have long plagued the residents. Once railway quarters for Malayan Railways, now a near-abandoned ghost estate, it tells stories of loneliness, despair, and things that never left. Then we make our way to Pearl’s Hill Terrace—once a bustling police barracks, now a decaying colonial holdout with long corridors that creak with more than just time. Here, multiple accounts speak of doors slamming on their own, disembodied voices, and cold spots with no explanation. As we uncover the forgotten lore of this quarter—of hidden cells, secret tunnels, and lingering wartime trauma—you’ll see a different side of Outram. One where the ghosts are both literal and metaphorical. Information Source: SOMETHING STRANGE FESTIVAL (SSF) | eventbrite

Clef Edge Music Studio presents the Clef Edge Annual Concert 2025! We are excited to invite you to the Clef Edge Annual Concert 2025.  This special event will feature an array of piano solos , duets , and violin performances , showcasing the hard work and dedication our students have put into their musical journey. Each performance reflects their passion, growth, and love for music. As a highlight of this year’s concert, we are honored to have guest performers, students of Mr. Luo Biao , Violist with the prestigious Singapore Symphony Orchestra . These talented students will bring an exciting dimension to the evening with their incredible violin performances, adding a unique and enriching sound to the concert. Their musical expertise and artistry will truly elevate the event. This concert is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate the achievements of our students and enjoy an inspiring evening of music, collaboration, and creativity. Come support our students and enjoy the magic of live performances that span across various instruments and musical genres! We look forward to sharing this memorable evening with you! Information Source: Clef Edge Music Studio | eventbrite

Join our masterclass to gain critical insights into radicalisation patterns, extremist ideologies, and the socio-cultural factors driving them. The course focuses on practical application that will equip you master OSINT and advanced digital tools like Maltego for threat analysis. You will also learn through case studies, live simulations, and intervention planning exercises to build hands-on proficiency. Explore effective counter-influence techniques and intervention frameworks, drawing from real-world successes in the region. By the end of this training, you’ll have actionable insights to protect communities and combat radicalisation effectively. Write to hello@q8asia.com.sg to register directly with Q8 and enjoy discounts. Information Source: Q8 Pte Ltd | eventbrite

Have an issue in life? Need to talk to someone new to find a different perspective? Want to network in a casual setting for your business or job? Or simply get your cardio in for the weekend. Make some friends or find new opportunities along the way! Routes (feel free to give suggestions): MBS to Kallang Wave Mall Dinner after the walk will be at Ashton at Kallang Wave Mall for default, or we can discuss otherwise. Information Source: Geoffrey | eventbrite

For students keen to learn and experience what Graphic Designers do. Join us for a 1-day Holiday Camp to design the branding and selected collateral materials for your newly founded ‘Company’- a Pet Shop, Ice Cream Parlour or Fashion Boutique. Be creative designing your Brand Logo and marketing materials to represent your brand visually with Canva. You will learn how Graphic Designers create visual content to communicate messages by applying visual hierarchy and page layout techniques, understanding typography to design your Company Brand Logo and selected collaterals like Business card, Letterhead and basic Product packaging. Logo Design in Canva Designing logo and branding Sharing of works Laptops will be provided for this 1-day Holiday Camp. If preferred, we do encourage you to bring your own laptop or IPad to continue working on your project at home. Do email hello@designtinkers.sg to let us know if you will be bringing your own laptop/ Ipad, a week before your holiday camp starts. Date: (Wed) 25 June 2025 Time: 9:30am - 3:00pm Age: 8-9/ 10-12 years old Location: Location: Agora Colearning, HarbourFront Centre, 1 Maritime Square, #04-01 Lobby C, S(099253) Price includes 2x snacks and lunch. Instagram: @designtinkers Facebook: facebook.com/designtinkers Information Source: DesignTinkers Pte Ltd | eventbrite

2 Day Professional Certificate in Artificial Intelligence Ethics and Governance Framework - TGS-2022602084 In the global discourse on Artificial Intelligence ethics and governance, Singapore believes that its balanced approach can facilitate innovation, safeguard consumer interests, and serve as a common global reference point. Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics & Governance is an emerging field, and for any companies and professionals involved in AI Projects and AI Development, we will need to demonstrate a working understanding of the AI Ethics Governance Framework. Singapore Model AI Governance Framework: On 23 January 2019, the PDPC released its first edition of the Model AI Governance Framework (Model Framework) for broader consultation, adoption and feedback. The Model Framework provides detailed and readily implementable guidance to private sector organisations to address key ethical and governance issues when deploying AI solutions. By explaining how AI systems work, building good data accountability practices, and creating open and transparent communication, the Model Framework aims to promote public understanding and trust in technologies. This 2 Day Masterclass aims to equip you with the most in-demand skills and best practices in AI Ethics and Governance Framework. You will be provided with full guidance on issues to be considered and measures that can be implemented to build stakeholder confidence in AI and to demonstrate reasonable efforts to align internal policies, structures, and processes with relevant accountability-based practices in data management and protection. Our course in Artificial Intelligence Ethics and Governance in action will ensure that you will take home an in-depth understanding of the various areas to watch out for when deploying or using 3rd Party AI technology. Transform and propel your career, learn in-demand skills and credentials with our exciting suite of IBF funded courses in Singapore. The IBF Standards Training Scheme ("IBF-STS") provides course fee subsidies to eligible company-sponsored individuals and self-sponsored individuals. Yes, this course is IBF-funded! The IBF Standards Training Scheme (“IBF-STS”) provides funding for training and assessment programmes accredited under the Skills Framework for Financial Services. For our training programmes that are accredited under the IBF Standards, eligible Singaporeans & PRs can apply for funding support under the IBF Standards Training Scheme (IBF-STS), subject to all eligibility criteria being met. Note: All participants (Self-Sponsored and Company-Sponsored) must be physically based in Singapore For company-sponsored participants, the company must meet the following two requirements to qualify for funding support of up to 70% from IBF (excluding GST). 1. Company-Sponsored participants have to be Singaporeans or Singapore Permanent Residents (PRs) that are physically based in Singapore. 2. Eligible companies refer to Financial Institutions that are regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) (either licensed/exempted from licensing) and Fintech companies that are registered with the Singapore Fintech Association. Funding Support This funding support works on a nett fee model. We will first confirm that you are eligible for the funding. Thereafter, you will pay the course fees minus the funding support which is 30% or 50% of the course fees plus total GST amount. For self-sponsored registrations, the remaining course fees can be claim using UTAP Funding (continue reading to find out about UTAP funding) and can be paid via an online payment gateway. For company-sponsored registrations, the remaining course fees can be paid via Cheque and Bank Transfer. For more details, please contact Ms Rina at; Tel: (65) 6720 3333 WhatsApp: (65) 9835 5478 Email: training.aventis@gmail.com Information Source: Aventis Learning Group | eventbrite

Join the Oceanus Trio for an evening of exquisite chamber music. From France with Franz brings together the works of Gabriel Fauré and Franz Schubert , spanning the dawn and dusk of the Romantic period. Anchoring the program are Schubert’s Piano Trio in B-flat Major and Fauré’s Piano Trio in D Minor , two contrasting works that beautifully complement each other. Schubert’s harmonic clarity and structural finesse provide a striking contrast to Fauré’s expressive lyricism and uniquely colorful harmonies. Fauré (1845-1924), was born while Chopin was still composing, and he lived to see the emergence of jazz and atonal music. Though less widely celebrated than Schubert, his music—quirky, elegant, and irresistibly charming—deserves more recognition. Featuring other exquisite miniatures such as his Romance for piano and Violin and Papillon , this program hopes to highlight his distinctive voice. Join us for a captivating evening where classical elegance meets the poetic fluidity of late Romanticism and early 20th-century harmonies. Whether you’re drawn to Schubert’s radiant craftsmanship or Fauré’s dreamy, intimate soundscapes, From France with Franz offers a journey through time and styles. Reserve your tickets now for this unforgettable musical experience! Program: Franz Schubert: Piano Trio in B-flat Major, D. 898 Gabriel Fauré: Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 120 Gabriel Fauré: Valse Caprice No. 2 in D-flat, Op. 38 Gabriel Fauré: Romance for Violin and Piano, Op. 28 Gabriel Fauré: Papillon, Op. 77 Program may be subject to change. Information Source: Oceanus Trio | eventbrite

Fistful of Colours: Moments of Chinese Cosmopolitanism brings together artworks from the late Qing Dynasty to the present moment to explore the social history of art, with a particular emphasis on the situatedness of Chinese ink works amidst its political milieus. With reference to the concept of Chinese cosmopolitanism as proposed by scholar Pheng Cheah, the exhibition connects the artistic and scholarly advocation embodied by the artists presented, telling a story of the social life between artists and society through both modern and contemporary experiences of the overseas Chinese intellectual and mercantile communities, their pursuits of Chinese modernity, and their collective cultural commitments at the dawn of globalisation.

⭐Step Into the World of Claude Monet! Monet Inside invites you on an immersive journey through the life and legacy of Claude Monet, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Experience his most iconic works — from Impression, Sunrise to the Water Lilies — come to life through breathtaking floor-to-wall projections, interactive installations, and classical music. Highlights 📽️ Journey through the life of Claude Monet in a new kind of cinematic experience 🎨 Watch iconic paintings come to life through larger-than-life projections 🎵 Unwind in a breathtaking setting where classical music complements art 🗣️ Learn fascinating insights about Monet’s life and artistic vision 📷 Immerse yourself into art through insta-worthy displays 🤩 Enjoy interactive content that recognizes your emotions 👪 An enriching and entertaining experience for visitors of all ages

Housed in the former Supreme Court building, the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery features over 300 artworks that trace shared artistic impulses across Southeast Asia. Beginning in the mid-19th century, the exhibition navigates Southeast Asia’s art history as an ongoing encounter with the new, as artists across the region negotiate the meaning of art and seek to reinvent vernacular expressions and aesthetics. Presented largely chronologically and interspersed with key turning points in artistic sensibilities, the exhibition also identifies how art is inextricably linked to the region’s turbulent social and political history. The exhibition owes its title to Chairil Anwar, one of Indonesia’s most cherished poets. In his 1948 poem Krawang-Bekasi, Chairil Anwar lamented the massacre of villagers by Dutch colonial troops in West Java, giving vent to the desire for national independence at the time. This line can also be said of the experience of many artists in the region, caught between manifesto and dream, personal and political. The curatorial narrative explores four themed locations in roughly chronological order, each of which critically examines common artistic impulses in the region during each period: Authority and Anxiety, Imagining the Nation and the Self, Performing the Nation, and Redefining Art.

Embark on an expedition through time as we celebrate 10 years of the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum at the National University of Singapore. Since 2015, Singapore’s only natural history museum has been a vital institution for scientific research, education, and community engagement—uncovering the rich biodiversity of Southeast Asia and its historical connections. This milestone exhibition honours the curiosity that drives scientific exploration, celebrating the Museum’s origins, with its collections dating back to the 1840s, to its present-day role in preserving and showcasing the region’s natural heritage. Step into the past, explore the present, and catch a glimpse of the exciting future ahead. Be part of our next chapter in biodiversity research and conservation!

Yeo Workshop is proud to announce the Singapore debut solo exhibition of acclaimed Malaysian artist Noor Mahnun, also known as Anum. This landmark presentation coincides with the 40th anniversary of her first exhibition at Video Diva, an artist-run space in Florence, Italy, in 1985. For both the artist and the gallery, this exhibition marks a pivotal chapter in the unfolding story of Southeast Asian contemporary art — one that foregrounds the nuanced contributions of women artists whose practices have long developed outside the spotlight, yet resonate with remarkable clarity and relevance today.

Diplomacy and Desire: Basoeki Abdullah in Singapore is an exhibition of artworks by Indonesian painter, Basoeki Abdullah (1915-1993) who is known for his paintings of stalwart statesmen and attractive women. The highlights of the exhibition are two paintings that the artist gifted to Singapore. Diplomacy and Desire focuses on the artist’s relationship to Singapore and his time living in Singapore when it achieved self-government in 1959. The exhibition considers the relationship between Basoeki as a high-society painter and his agency as a regional cultural producer who was keenly aware of the geopolitical value of his artworks. The exhibition encourages audiences to see this prominent portraitist anew and reflect upon the ‘power’ of beauty and art in post-colonial Southeast Asia.

Ames Yavuz Singapore is pleased to present Tropic of Perception, featuring new works by Korakrit Arunanondchai, FX Harsono, Kumari Nahappan, Vong Phaophanit and Claire Oboussier, Chemi Rosado Seijo and Pam Virada.

The Dragon Boat Festival is one of the most important traditional festivals for Chinese people around the world. It is said that the Dragon Boat Festival originated from the ancient custom of "offering sacrifices to dragons", and later it was said to be related to Qu Yuan, a politician and poet of the Chu State during the Warring States Period (475 BC to 221 BC).

Take home a piece of the festival with you Join us for a hands-on workshop where creativity meets sustainability. Using offcuts from the meadow flowers from our installation, Take a walk through the meadow with me, craft personalised charms for yourself and your loved ones! This workshop will explore how discarded materials have potential to be transformed into beautiful, functional pieces through thoughtful design. Each participant will create a unique accessory whilst reflecting on the value of sustainability and creative reuse. Take home not just a handmade charm, but a meaningful reminder of the installation's message — that with a little imagination, everyday waste can be turned into something truly special. This also echoes Singapore's ongoing journey as a “Nation by Design”, where thoughtful design can help us shape meaningful experiences and solutions for a more sustainable future. Information Source: i Light Singapore 2025 | eventbrite

Event details For 7 - 8 y.o. and 9 - 11 y.o. 5-day camp, Monday to Friday, 3 hours each day ( 4-day camp here ) Small learning group of 1:6 teacher-student ratio Laptops and materials provided Your child is mentored at their own optimal pace to ensure no learning gaps Progression up until level 3 over several camps Certificate awarded for completing a level Schedule Pick an intake (all Mon - Fri, 9:30am- 12:30pm): Mar - Apr 2025 17 - 21 Mar 1 - 4 Apr ( 4-day camp, register here ) Jun-Aug 2025 2 - 6 Jun 9 - 13 Jun 16 - 20 Jun 23 - 27 Jun 30 Jun - 4 Jul 7-11 Jul 14-18 Jul 21-25 Jul 28 Jul - 1 Aug 4-8 Aug Early bird discount Early Bird (more than 2 weeks early): $570 Regular camp fee: $600 Pre-requisites Kids Coding Camp: Learn by Coding Fun Games, Animations & Apps (Beginners) Image: Primary schoolers solving an iteration and data representation problem with block-based coding in Level 3 (CF3). The Coding Fundamentals course is about more than coding - it is about learning how to think and solve problems. Video: LCCL learner showcases a game he coded. The curriculum imparts concepts via projects that are engaging and relevant to students i.e. learn to code by creating animations, apps and games. What do students learn? This programme is part of the LCCL Core Curriculum, and its instructional design is guided by the LCCL Progression Framework. By the end of Coding Fundamentals levels 1, 2, and 3, the learner would have: Attained a mastery of fundamental coding concepts Applied computational problem solving strategies Developed a portfolio of total of 22 - 27 projects including animation, games and apps This camps is for students who have attended the Beginner camp before. Students will continue from where they left off at the previous camp. Each learner is mentored at their own individual pace in a small learning group of no more than 6 students to a teacher. Projects are now of mid-higher intermediate complexity. Students are challenged to think computationally and logically and at the same time build a portfolio of projects that are interesting to the end-user. Fundamental Coding Concepts, Software Engineering Introduction to functions Complex control flow with nested loops, conditionals and variables Conditionals and boolean logic Applying software engineering development cycle Understanding and using cartesian coordinates in 2D plane in projects Using motion and sound sensors Giving and getting feedback Computational Thinking and Problem Solving Abstraction Problem formulation Divide-and-conquer Algorithms Pattern Recognition Decomposition Evaluation Technology Scratch 3.0 with extension Why LCCL Coding Academy Our academy is founded and led by a team of experienced computer science educators and practitioners. Our age-appropriate and progressive curriculum ensures in-depth understanding and strong fundamentals. This is proven over the years with multiple student wins: Platinum awards at the Hwa Chong Infocomm Challenge in 2023, 2024 2nd place at the IDE Code Builder 2024 Finalist at the IDE Code hacker 2024 Four students in the top 20 at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2024 1st place at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , secondary school level 1st and 3rd places at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , primary school level 1st, Best Programming Award in the National Robotics Competition (Regular) 2023, primary school level 1st, Global Robotics Games 2023, preschool level Three students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2023 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , secondary school level 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , primary school level 2nd, National Robotics Competition 2022, pre-school level Seven students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2022 Other wins in 2018 - 2023 Info & Contact Check us out at LCCLcoding.com or visit us virtually . WhatsApp or call 6817 2957. Click here to WhatsApp instantly . Information Source: LCCL Coding Academy | eventbrite

WAG & MAG Competitive & Performance Squad Gymnastics June CampCome join us for an exciting and intensive June Camp at Tanglin Trust School! Designed for competitive and performance squad gymnasts, this camp provides an excellent opportunity to enhance skills, refine techniques, and prepare for the upcoming competition season. Our experienced coaches will guide WAG (Women's Artistic Gymnastics) and MAG (Men's Artistic Gymnastics) athletes through a series of structured training sessions, focusing on skill development, competition readiness, and strength conditioning—all while ensuring a fun and supportive environment. 📍 Location: Tanglin Trust School, 95 Portsdown Road, Singapore 139299 Camp Details📅 Dates: 2nd June - 5th June 2025 ⏰ Training Times: MAG: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AMWAG: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM📍 Drop-off & Pick-up: Gymnastics Centre, Level 2, Tanglin Centenary Building 👥 Who Can Join? WAG & MAG Competitive & Performance Squad gymnastsPricing & Early Bird Discount💰 Original Price: $62 per session 🐣 Early Bird Price: $59 per session (5% Discount) – Register before 13th May 2025 to enjoy this special rate! Payment & Refund Policy💳 All camp payments are non-refundable. 🏥 Medical Absence Policy: If your child is unable to attend due to illness or injury (with a valid Medical Certificate for 5 days or more), we offer: ✔ 50% refund ⚠ Please note: We do not offer make-up sessions or credits for missed days. 💪 Don’t miss this chance to level up your gymnastics skills while training with fellow athletes! 📢 Sign up now to secure your spot! 🎉 Information Source: Tanglin Trust School | eventbrite

Event details For 7 - 8 y.o. and 9 - 11 y.o. 5-day camp, Monday to Friday, 3 hours each day ( 5-day camp here ) Small learning group of 1:6 teacher-student ratio Laptops and materials provided Your child is mentored at their own optimal pace to ensure no learning gaps Progression up until level 3 over several camps Certificate awarded for completing a leve Schedule Pick an intake (all Mon - Thu), 9:30am- 12:30pm, unless otherwise specified: Mar 2025 17-20 Mar Apr 2025 1-4 Apr (Tue-Fri) Jun-Aug 2025 2-5 Jun 9-12 Jun 16-19 Jun 23-26 Jun 30 Jun - 3 Jul 14-17 Jul 21-24 Jul 28-31 Jul 4-7 Aug Early bird discount Early Bird (more than 2 weeks early): $456 Regular camp fee: $480 Pre-requisites Kids Coding Camp: Learn by Coding Fun Games, Animations & Apps (Beginners) Image: Primary schoolers solving an iteration and data representation problem with block-based coding in Level 3 (CF3). The Coding Fundamentals course is about more than coding - it is about learning how to think and solve problems. Video: LCCL learner showcases a game he coded. The curriculum imparts concepts via projects that are engaging and relevant to students i.e. learn to code by creating animations, apps and games. What do students learn? This programme is part of the LCCL Core Curriculum, and its instructional design is guided by the LCCL Progression Framework. By the end of Coding Fundamentals levels 1, 2, and 3, the learner would have: Attained a mastery of fundamental coding concepts Applied computational problem solving strategies Developed a portfolio of total of 22 - 27 projects including animation, games and apps This camps is for students who have attended the Beginner camp before. Students will continue from where they left off at the previous camp. Each learner is mentored at their own individual pace in a small learning group of no more than 6 students to a teacher. Projects are now of mid-higher intermediate complexity. Students are challenged to think computationally and logically and at the same time build a portfolio of projects that are interesting to the end-user. Fundamental Coding Concepts, Software Engineering Introduction to functions Complex control flow with nested loops, conditionals and variables Conditionals and boolean logic Applying software engineering development cycle Understanding and using cartesian coordinates in 2D plane in projects Using motion and sound sensors Giving and getting feedback Computational Thinking and Problem Solving Abstraction Problem formulation Divide-and-conquer Algorithms Pattern Recognition Decomposition Evaluation Technology Scratch 3.0 with extension Why LCCL Coding Academy Our academy is founded and led by a team of experienced computer science educators and practitioners. Our age-appropriate and progressive curriculum ensures in-depth understanding and strong fundamentals. This is proven over the years with multiple student wins: Platinum awards at the Hwa Chong Infocomm Challenge in 2023, 2024 2nd place at the IDE Code Builder 2024 Finalist at the IDE Code hacker 2024 Four students in the top 20 at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2024 1st place at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , secondary school level 1st and 3rd places at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , primary school level 1st, Best Programming Award in the National Robotics Competition (Regular) 2023, primary school level 1st, Global Robotics Games 2023, preschool level Three students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2023 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , secondary school level 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , primary school level 2nd, National Robotics Competition 2022, pre-school level Seven students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2022 Other wins in 2018 - 2023 Info & Contact Check us out at LCCLcoding.com or visit us virtually . WhatsApp or call 6817 2957. Click here to WhatsApp instantly . Information Source: LCCL Coding Academy | eventbrite

The Excel introductory training course is a complete beginner’s course that includes all the basic concepts in Microsoft Excel. It enables you to master the basics of Microsoft Excel and use Excel with ease in your everyday routine. Our course also offers in-depth knowledge of the most common Excel functions used in the Office. The participants of this course will gain a strong foundation in Excel knowledge and skills. The course also includes a lot of one-to-one attention and time for asking numerous Excel-related questions. Overview The course benefits professionals because it explains the key concepts and terminologies in basic Excel, helping participants to enhance their skills and work efficiently. The course is designed to ensure that complex ideas are delivered to participants simply, thereby supporting them to utilize the full power of Microsoft Excel. Now, you need not have years of experience to master Excel, but enroll in our basic training course to learn Excel with fun in the shortest possible time and an interactive manner. Who should attend  All individuals who want to improve their basic excel skills should attend this course Middle to senior managers from different industries All professionals who want to deal or currently deal with financial modeling in their company Consultants, advisors, and other professionals who wish to improve their Excel skills Methodology   The nontheoretical methodology includes interactive discussions, case studies, interactive games, and assignments to understand the concepts and their applicability.   Trainer We carefully choose all our trainers with rich and vast experience in the financial sector. The course will be conducted by an experienced training consultant having more than 15 years of industry experience with some of the world’s leading financial institutions, specializing in corporate finance, investment banking, and corporate fundraising. Course Content Module – 1 Excel: Introduction • Navigating through the Microsoft Excel • commands in Microsoft Excel • Creating and saving a workbook and entering cell data in it. • Learning the use of Excel help. Module – 2 Making Calculations in Excel • Create formulas in a worksheet? • Learning the use of insert functions. • Reuse formulas and functions? Module – 3 Creating a New Workbook • Learning the use of a blank workbook template. • How to text, numbers, dates, and formulas in a workbook • Saving a new workbook on your PC and safely closing it. • Checking spellings and making basic changes in a workbook. Module – 4 Selecting Ranges • Learning what ranges are. • Select non-contiguous ranges, more extensive ranges, and rows and columns? • Learning the use of special selection techniques. • view range calculations Module – 5 Sharing Workbooks • share workbooks through the Network and OneDrive? • Opening of shared workbooks. • Accept, reject, or disable tracked changes in a workbook? • Add, navigate, edit, and delete comments in a worksheet? Module – 6 Entering Data • fill a series, growth series, and a series backward? • Creating, modifying, and deleting a custom fill list? • Extracting data using Flash Fill and studying complex Flash Fill extractions. • How do you extract dates and numbers? Module – 7 Formulas and Functions • create formulas for adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing? • Understanding functions and learning the use of SUM function for adding. • Calculating the maximum value, minimum value, and average. • Learning about the common error messages. Module – 8 Formula Referencing • Absolute versus relative referencing • Relative formulas and the problems associated with them. • How to create absolute references? • How to create mixed references? Module – 9 Formatting of Fonts • change fonts, font size, and font color? • Italicising, underlining, and making text bold. • Subscript, superscript, and strikethrough text? • Learning the use of format painter. Module – 10 Formatting of Numbers • apply alternate currencies? • Apply alternate date formats? • Learning to format clock time. • Formatting of calculated time. Module –11 Applying Borders • apply borders to a cell and a range? • Applying a bottom border and top and bottom borders. • Learning the use of the More Borders command. • Remove and erase borders? Module – 12 Editing and Formatting a Worksheet • Inserting, deleting, and adjusting cells, columns, and rows. • Search and replace data? • Applying text formats and number formats. • Apply styles, themes, and basic conditional formatting? Module – 13 Managing Workbooks • Managing worksheets. • Managing workbook and worksheet views. • Managing workbook properties. Module – 14 Printing Workbooks • preview and print a workbook? • Setting up the page layout. • Configure headers and footers? Module – 15 Working with Lists • Sorting of data. • How to filter data? • Outlining and subtotaling data. • Consolidating data. Module – 16 Advanced Functions • Working with logical functions. • Working with date and time functions. Module – 17 How to Manage Some Shortcuts • approach keyboard shortcuts in Excel? • Learning the use of ribbon keyboard shortcuts for Excel. • Create quick access toolbar keyboard shortcuts and custom keyboard shortcuts? • Understanding the use of dialog box keyboard shortcuts for Excel (hotkeys). Module – 18 Data Visualization with Charts • create charts in Excel? • Modify and format charts in Excel? If you need further information, please visit www.riverstonetraining.com.sg or send mail at info@riverstonetraining.com.sg Riverstone – Corporate Traininghttps://www.riverstonetraining.com.sg Information Source: Riverstone Training Pte Ltd | eventbrite

A 5-day Holiday Camp designed for children to explore a variety of make-and-build projects; encouraging hands-on experimentation to test ideas, develop dexterity, and strengthen both creative and critical thinking skills, all while learning something new each day. On Day 1 to 3 , Students will learn to design a home for their family by applying Design Thinking principles to understand the needs and challenges of the people they are designing for. They will be introduced to the fundamentals of space planning to create thoughtful and functional home layouts. Every child's home design is uniquely created to cater to the needs of his/her family. On Day 4 and 5 , students will dive into the exciting world of café design as they explore what it takes to create a one-of-a-kind space. From cozy corners to trendy themes, they’ll unleash their creativity by brainstorming unique concepts for their dream café. Each student will develop personalized floor plans, pick out furniture, colors, and décor, and bring their café vision to life—one detail at a time. It’s the perfect blend of imagination, design, and fun! Planning and building up Cafe layout Discovering furniture styles, materials, colours and textures to fit out their cafe design DesignTinkers camps are thoughtfully curated and led by a passionate team of educators, architects and designers with a shared mission: to inspire and empower young minds through design. With extensive experience working with children and teens, our instructors are dedicated to nurturing each student’s creative interests in a fun, engaging, and supportive environment. All our camps are held in our spacious and conducive classrooms where students can create and explore freely under guidance. Date : (Mon - Fri) 2 – 6 June 2025 Time: 9:30am - 3:00pm Age: 7- 9/ 10-12 years old Location: 90 Goodman Road, Goodman Arts Centre, Blk B, Meeting Room 1, #03-13, Singapore 439053 Price includes 2× snacks, lunch and all model making materials. Instagram: @designtinkers Facebook: facebook.com/designtinkers Information Source: DesignTinkers Pte Ltd | eventbrite

Infant & Junior Easter Gymnastics & Dance CampCome join us for a fun-filled June camp at Tanglin Trust School! Get ready to tumble, dance, and groove with our experienced instructors in an exciting and engaging environment. This in-person camp is perfect for children from Nursery till Year 6, providing a fantastic opportunity to stay active, build confidence, and make new friends during the holiday break. Gymnastics Camp Only📍 Location: Tanglin Trust School, 95 Portsdown Road, Singapore 139299 📅 Dates: 2nd June - 5th June 2025 ⏰ Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Gymnastics Camp Only (Flyers Gold & Alpha Squad)📍 Location: Tanglin Trust School, 95 Portsdown Road, Singapore 139299 📅 Dates: 2nd June - 5th June 2025 ⏰ Times: Alpha: 8:00 AM - 11:00 AMFlyers Gold: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PMGymnastics & Dance Camp📍 Location: Tanglin Trust School, 95 Portsdown Road, Singapore 139299 📅 Dates: 2nd June - 5th June 2025 ⏰ Time: 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM Gymnastics & Dance Activities🔹 Gymnastics: No prior experience is required! Our expert coaches will guide children of all skill levels through a variety of activities using our specialised gymnastics equipment. Each session (3 hours long) includes: ✔ Skill-building exercises tailored to different ages and abilities ✔ Exploration of all areas of the Gymnastics Centre throughout the week ✔ Fun group challenges and games to encourage teamwork and engagement ✔ Regular water breaks and a dedicated snack break 🔹 Dance: Specially designed for young dancers, our program features a variety of super fun activities, including: ✔ Choreographed dance routines in different genres such as Ballet, Hip Hop, and Jazz ✔ Arts & Crafts, Games, and Tutu Making for a creative and engaging experience ✔ An amazing opportunity to try a new dance style, stay active, and make new friends ✔ Suitable for beginners and those with prior dance experience Drop-off & Pick-up Information📍 Drop-off & Pick-up Location: Lobby Area outside the Gymnastics Centre, Level 2, Tanglin Centenary Building 🚸 This is a parent/guardian drop-off camp. Pricing & Early Bird Discount📅 Early Bird Registration – 5% Discount💰 Price: $338.20 🟢 Period: Friday, 2nd May, 5:00 PM – Tuesday, 13th May, 9:00 AM 📅 Regular Registration💰 Price: $356 🟢 Period: Tuesday, 13th May, 10:00AM – Tuesday, 27th May, 9:00 AM Payment & Refund Policy💳 All camp payments are non-refundable. 🏥 Medical Absence Policy: If your child is unable to attend due to illness or injury (with a valid Medical Certificate for 5 days or more), we offer: ✔ 50% refund OR ✔ Full credit for a future camp ⚠ Please note: We do not offer any make-up sessions or credits for missed days without a Medical Certificate. Spaces are limited—sign up now to secure your spot! 🎉 Information Source: Tanglin Trust School | eventbrite

Event details For 12 - 15-year olds. 1-on-1 mentoring in small learning group of 1:6 teacher-student ratio. Student mentored at individual pace , ensuring no learning gaps. One week in-person class, Mon - Fri, 3 hrs per day. As each student is mentored at individual pace, the student may need up to 2 weeks of camp to complete Level 1. If the student completes Level 1 mid week, the teacher will start the student on Level 2. Intakes Pick an intake (all Mon - Fri), 9:30am- 12:30pm: : Jun-Aug 2025 2 - 6 Jun 9 - 13 Jun 16 - 20 Jun 23 - 27 Jun 30 Jun - 4 Jul 7-11 Jul 14-18 Jul 21-25 Jul 28 Jul - 1 Aug 4-8 Aug Pre-requisites No prior experience needed. Some block-based coding experience is helpful, though not a hard requisite. Image: Class discussing the implementation of code where 40-hour manual task is reduced to 10 mins automation. What do students learn? This programme is part of the LCCL Core Curriculum, and its instructional design is guided by the LCCL Progression Framework. By the end of Python Problem Solving levels 1 and 2, the learner: Is able to code most if not any, solutions to with the Python Standard Library Attained a mastery of fundamental coding concepts Applied computational problem solving strategies Python Quick Dive for Teens (PY1) introduces the bare essentials of the Python programming language for students to quickly get their hands wet and dirty with code. Learners will use coed graphical results so that abstract concepts are easier to understand. Lessons are project-based. Each lesson is scaffolded and learning objectives of each project build upon earlier ones. Fundamental Coding Concepts with Python Introduction to code and computing technology Introduction to how Python and programming languages work Python Standard Library common functions Variables Conditionals Functions Loops Lists Input/output Simple object-orientation Working with modules Computational Thinking and Problem Solving Algorithms Abstraction Pattern Recognition Decomposition Evaluation Image: A program coded by a student during class. Why LCCL Coding Academy Our academy is founded and led by a team of experienced computer science educators and practitioners. Our age-appropriate and progressive curriculum ensures in-depth understanding and strong fundamentals. This is proven over the years with multiple student wins: Platinum awards at the Hwa Chong Infocomm Challenge in 2023, 2024 2nd place at the IDE Code Builder 2024 Finalist at the IDE Code hacker 2024 Four students in the top 20 at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2024 1st place at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , secondary school level 1st and 3rd places at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , primary school level 1st, Best Programming Award in the National Robotics Competition (Regular) 2023, primary school level 1st, Global Robotics Games 2023, preschool level Three students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2023 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , secondary school level 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , primary school level 2nd, National Robotics Competition 2022, pre-school level Seven students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2022 Other wins in 2018 - 2023 Image: LCCL Python students and their first place win at the NRC 2022 . FAQs How do I know if my child is suitable for this? This camp is suitable for total beginners or students with minimal coding experience in Python. The teacher mentors students at their own pace in a small learning group of no more than 6 students. Is the class in-person? The camp intake is in person. Online classes are available for regular weekly students. Info & Contact Check us out at LccLcoding.com or visit us virtually . WhatsApp or call 6817 2957. Click here to WhatsApp instantly . Information Source: LCCL Coding Academy | eventbrite

Event details For 5 - 6 y.o 1 week long camp, Monday to Friday, 3 hours each day ( 4-day camps here ) Small learning group of 1:6 teacher-student ratio Devices and materials provided Each student guided at own optimal learning pace T his camp is a subset of LCCL's Early Creators Core Curriculum. Students interested in completing the entire curriculum and earning a completion certificate may continue with weekly classes or at the camp for returning students . Intakes Pick an intake (all Mon - Fri), 9:30am- 12:30pm: Mar - Apr 2025 17 - 21 Mar 1 - 4 Apr ( 4-day camp, register here ) 14-17 Apr ( 4-day camp, register here ) Jun-Aug 2025 2 - 6 Jun 9 - 13 Jun 16 - 20 Jun 23 - 27 Jun 30 Jun - 4 Jul 7-11 Jul 14-18 Jul 21-25 Jul 28 Jul - 1 Aug 4-8 Aug Early bird discount Early Bird (more than 2 weeks early): $570 Regular camp fee: $600 Pre-requisites Due to the level of cognition needed for a meaningful progression, students must be at least 5 years old (based on birth date) at the start of the camp. No prior coding or robotics experience required. Photo: LCCL pre-school learners winning first runner-up at the National Robotics Competition (overall championship, pre-school level). Both have undergone the Early Creators curriculum and could independently solve challenges. Introduction This camp is a subset of the Early Creators Core Curriculum (EC). Students learn via fun and engaging games and puzzles, whilst being facilitated by the teacher to problem solve, think of solutions, and code. Each lesson is scaffolded and learning objectives of each segment build upon earlier ones. What do students learn? (from the child's lens) Help cartoon friends with tasks like caring for pets, finding tools, serving food and rescuing your best friend! In order to be helpful, you must solve puzzles that hone your coding skills. Teachers will teach you how to code well and efficiently, so that you do not tire your friends out! Then, use your coding skills to create your own games. What do students learn? (from the adult's lens) Students learn: 1 . Coding Introduction to code Sequencing Loops Event-based programming 2 . Application of code Code movements, sounds and animation in a game. Using code to automate pet caring. 3 . Computational Thinking Learn simple yet powerful problem solving approached that can be applied to solving difficult code levels. Strategies can also be applied to other subjects, even in life! 4 . Testing Build critical thinking and troubleshooting ability by recognising errors and fixing code. This creates independent learners. 5 . Presenting Enhance presentation skills and confidence while sharing with campmates! Why LCCL Coding Academy Our academy is founded and led by a team of experienced computer science educators and practitioners. Our age-appropriate and progressive curriculum ensures in-depth understanding and strong fundamentals. This is proven over the years with multiple student wins: Platinum awards at the Hwa Chong Infocomm Challenge in 2023, 2024 2nd place at the IDE Code Builder 2024 Finalist at the IDE Code hacker 2024 Four students in the top 20 at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2024 1st place at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , secondary school level 1st and 3rd places at the National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2023 , primary school level 1st, Best Programming Award in the National Robotics Competition (Regular) 2023, primary school level 1st, Global Robotics Games 2023, preschool level Three students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2023 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , secondary school level 1st, National Robotics Competition CoderZ 2022 , primary school level 2nd, National Robotics Competition 2022, pre-school level Seven students in top 20 placing at the Singapore Coding Olympics, 2022 Other wins in 2018 - 2023 Info & Contact Check us out at LCCLcoding.com or visit us virtually . WhatsApp or call 6817 2957. Click here to WhatsApp instantly . Photo: Learners during an Early Creators class at LCCL Coding Academy. Information Source: LCCL Coding Academy | eventbrite