KiddoSG

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Beyond school subjects: piano, ballet, swimming and more

Parents · 4 min read

The KiddoSG app is launching soon. This guide shows how it will work.

A girl practising ballet at the barre while a boy plays piano in the background

Photo: for illustration.

KiddoSG isn't only for Maths and English. You can also find teachers, coaches and studios for enrichment: activities that build joy, confidence, health and creativity.

10 categories, hundreds of activities

Category Examples
Music Piano, violin, guitar, drums, voice, guzheng, erhu, tabla
Dance Ballet, hip hop, K-pop, contemporary, Chinese, Malay, Bharatanatyam
Sports and swimming Swimming, tennis, badminton, football, gymnastics
Martial arts Taekwondo, karate, wushu, silat, judo
Art and craft Drawing, painting, Chinese brush painting, pottery, digital art
Coding and STEM Scratch, Python, robotics, Minecraft, game design
Languages French, Japanese, Korean, Spanish, German
Speech and drama Public speaking, drama, debate, creative writing
Mind games Chess, Go, abacus, Rubik's cube
Life skills Cooking, financial literacy, kids' yoga

How to find the right teacher

  1. In Search, switch to Enrichment and pick a category.
  2. Filter by your child's age band (3–4, 5–6, 7–9, 10–12, 13–15, 16–18) and level: Beginner, Intermediate or Advanced, or an exam grade such as ABRSM Grade 3 or RAD Grade 2.
  3. Check the teacher's credentials. For example: - music diplomas (DipABRSM, LRSM) - dance teaching certificates (RAD) - for sports coaches: registration with SportSG's National Registry of Coaches (NROC) and first aid - "Self-declared" means we haven't checked it yet.
  4. Book a trial class. Most children know quickly whether they love it.

Share and save

Many activities work well in small groups: ballet, art, coding, sports and beginner guitar or ukulele. Start or join a group of up to 6 children (2–4 for music and art) and split the fee. See Shared tuition.

Safety for active classes

Follow your child's interest

Enrichment works best when your child enjoys it. Try a few things, keep what sparks joy, and don't treat it as another race.