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Singapore School Holidays 2025: Your Ultimate Planning Guide

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Singapore School Holidays 2025: Your Ultimate Planning Guide

Plan ahead for Singapore school holidays 2025 with key dates, travel tips, enrichment programs, and fun activities for the whole family.

Planning ahead for the Singapore school holidays in 2025? Whether you’re scheduling a family vacation, enrolling your child in enrichment programs, or simply looking for fun activities, knowing the holiday dates in advance can help you make the most of the break.

This guide provides a complete overview of Singapore’s school holidays in 2025, along with travel tips and exciting ideas to keep your kids engaged throughout the year.

 

Official School Holiday Dates for 2025

Singapore School Holidays 2025

Singapore School Holidays 2025: Your Ultimate Planning Guide

Singapore’s Ministry of Education (MOE) has designated the following school holiday periods for 2025:

  • Term 1 Break: March 15 (Saturday) – March 23 (Sunday)
  • Term 2 Break: May 31 (Saturday) – June 29 (Sunday)
  • Term 3 Break: September 6 (Saturday) – September 14 (Sunday)
  • Term 4 Break: November 15 (Saturday) – December 31 (Wednesday)

Additionally, here are the public holidays that may coincide with school breaks:

  • New Year’s Day: January 1 (Wednesday)
  • Chinese New Year: January 29 – January 30 (Wednesday – Thursday)
  • Good Friday: April 18 (Friday)
  • Hari Raya Puasa: March 31 (Monday)
  • Hari Raya Haji: June 6 (Friday)
  • National Day: August 9 (Saturday)
  • Deepavali: October 20 (Monday)
  • Christmas Day: December 25 (Thursday)

 

How to Make the Most of the School Holidays

1. Plan a Family Getaway

The school holidays provide the perfect opportunity to explore new destinations. Consider these options:

  • Short Trips: Nearby getaways like Malaysia, Bali, and Thailand offer a quick yet fulfilling vacation.
  • Longer Vacations: If you’re looking for a longer trip, consider Japan, Australia, or Europe for a well-rounded experience.
  • Local Staycations: Enjoy a fun-filled staycation at Singapore’s top resorts, such as Sentosa or Marina Bay Sands.

2. Enroll in Enrichment Programs

Keep your kids engaged with educational activities that complement their interests:

  • STEM and Coding Camps for tech-savvy learners
  • Sports and Adventure Camps to develop physical skills and teamwork
  • Art and Music Workshops for creative minds
  • Language and Writing Classes to boost academic proficiency

3. Fun Activities in Singapore

If you’re staying in Singapore, there are plenty of ways to entertain your children:

  • Visit Attractions: Explore Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Zoo, and Gardens by the Bay.
  • Outdoor Adventures: Take a hike at MacRitchie Reservoir, cycle at East Coast Park, or go island hopping to Pulau Ubin.
  • Cultural Experiences: Immerse your kids in heritage sites like Chinatown, Little India, and Kampong Glam.
  • Hands-on Learning: Check out the ArtScience Museum, Science Centre Singapore, or KidZania.

4. Relax and Unwind at Home

Not every holiday needs to be packed with activities. Use the break to:

  • Have family movie nights with classic or new films
  • Try out new recipes with your kids in the kitchen
  • Start a reading challenge to boost their love for books
  • Encourage DIY crafts for fun and creativity

Final Tips for Parents

  • Book Early: Flights and accommodations tend to get expensive closer to holiday seasons, so plan and book early.
  • Create a Balance: While planning activities is great, also allow downtime for rest and relaxation.
  • Check School Schedules: Some schools may have extra programs or make-up classes—stay updated to avoid scheduling conflicts.
Singapore School Holidays

Singapore School Holidays 2025: Your Ultimate Planning Guide

Singapore’s school holidays in 2025 offer a fantastic chance to create lasting memories with your children. Whether it’s through travel, enrichment programs, or simply spending quality time together, there are countless ways to make the most of these breaks. Start planning now to ensure a fun-filled and enriching year for your family!

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