SingaporeMotherhood | Family Fun
February 2025
The March school holidays are just around the corner, offering families a well-deserved break from the usual school routine. From 15 to 23 March 2025 in Singapore, this one-week holiday is the perfect opportunity for kids to relax, recharge, and enjoy quality time with their loved ones. Whether you’re looking for exciting outdoor adventures, creative workshops, or engaging theatrical productions, there are plenty of ways to make the most of the break.
Families can explore Singapore’s many attractions, such as the newly opened Rainforest Wildlife ASIA park, Minionland at Universal Studios Singapore, or the newest interactive exhibitions at museums. For those who enjoy hands-on fun, holiday camps and enrichment programs provide great opportunities for kids to learn new skills, from arts and crafts to science experiments. If you prefer a slower pace, a cosy movie night at home, a picnic at the park, or a day trip to nearby islands can be just as enjoyable.
(See also: Rainforest Wild ASIA: Exciting Ticket Offers, Must-See Attractions & Unforgettable Adventures!)
No matter how you choose to spend the break, the March school holidays are a wonderful time to create special memories as a family. Start planning now to make the most of this short but sweet break!
Set sail on an ultimate pirate adventure at Splashtopia at Sentosa’s Palawan Green this March school holidays. Join Kiztopia Friends to battle the invasion of pirates and Dr. Octo, a giant purple octopus, and reclaim the high seas while navigating obstacle courses, conquering water slides, and discovering treasure-filled surprises around every corner.
Palawan Green, Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa
7 to 31 Mar 2025 | 2pm – 7pm (Mon to Thu on non-school holidays)
9.30am – 8pm (Fri to Sun, eves of public holidays and public holidays, and school holidays from 15 to 23 Mar 2025).
bit.ly/SplashtopiaTicketing25
Get ready for a SLIMEEE-TASTIC time as our super popular Slime Workshop makes its return! Create your own gooey masterpiece and enjoy a sensory play experience like no other. Don’t miss out—it’s only on weekdays! Join the squishy, stretchy fun—come and make your own slime today!
Pororo Park and Tayo Station
17 Feb to 14 Mar 2025
12.30pm, 2.30pm, 4.30pm (Pororo Park) | 1pm, 3pm, 5pm (Tayo Station)
$4 (members); $6 (public)
Step right up and experience the most thrilling, laughter-filled carnival at Pororo Park Singapore and Tayo Station. Dive into a world of fun with exciting game stations like fishing games, ping pong ball challenges, ring toss, and bus racing! Create magical memories, and soak in the carnival vibes!
Pororo Park and Tayo Station
17 Feb to 23 Mar 2025
Head to HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok for last-ditch fun on the weekend before school reopens. Firstly, dive into Mega Ball Pit Fun on Saturday. Then zoom around the Bumper Car Arena and take on the Catch the Fish Challenge too. On Arty Farty Sunday, unleash your creativity with Craftworks with Leaves, Canvas Painting, and Glow in the Dark Painting.
HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok
22 Mar 2025, 10am – 3pm | 23 Mar 2025, 11am – 7pm
From $5 (member) | From $8 (non-member)
hometeamns.sg
(See also: Your Ultimate Guide to Indoor Playgrounds in Singapore)
Esplanade’s signature children’s festival returns, inviting young minds to dream big, explore possibilities, and journey through magical adventures. Lose yourselves in The Lost Lending Library, participate in a colourful spectacle with Pram People, and dive into the musical odyssey of Biru and the Deep Blue Sea, just to name a few. Family fun continues with an array of accessible performances, workshops, and free programmes and activities.
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
7 to 29 Mar 2025
Free & ticketed
esplanade.com/marchon
Step into the colourful, chic, flamboyant, and fabulously over-the-top-world of Threads: The Emperor’s New Clothes Musical. This fresh, fashionable, fun twist to the classic Hans Christian Andersen tale will entertain kids and parents alike. You can also sign your kids up for a fun, hands-on workshop ($235) inspired by the production. Kids from four to seven years can dive into the world of theatre, before catching the musical live on stage.
KC Arts Centre – Home Of SRT
8 Mar to 13 Apr 2025 | Mon to Fri: 9.30am & 11.30am, Sat & Sun: 11am & 2pm
From $27 | From $91.80 for a family package of 4 tickets
srt.com.sg
Join Mickey and Minnie as they step inside the story of Encanto with Mirabel and her family. Then sail away with Moana and Maui and join Elsa on her quest to protect Arendelle. Be inspired as you go under the sea with Ariel, explore with Belle, and sing along with Rapunzel. With stunning ice-skating, costumes, and iconic music, Disney on Ice asks you to Find Your Hero this March school holidays.
Singapore Indoor Stadium
15 to 23 Mar 2025
From $22
sportshub.com.sg
The popular SSO Concerts for Children series returns with Peter, the Wolf and Friends. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra and associate conductor Rodolfo Barráez present Mozart’s Toy Symphony, Aesop’s timeless The Tortoise and the Hare, as well as Prokofiev’s well-known Peter and the Wolf. Accompanying them, storytellers from Really Inventive Stuff make it a fun introductory experience to kids four and up.
Victoria Concert Hall
22 & 23 Mar 2025 | 11am & 2pm
From $25
sso.org.sg
(See also: Fun in the Shade: 28 Cool Indoor Activities for Kids & Families in Singapore)
This Easter season, Newtonshow wants to spark your child’s curiosity and creativity with two 5-day programmes for 3- to 12-year-olds. Tap into a world of magic and science in the School of Magical Easter – Harry Potter Edition. Expect wand-making, potion-mixing, building flying broomsticks, and solving magical challenges. In Hoppin’ Into Science, get hands-on with bunny physics, colour-changing eggs, egg-hatching simulations, and more.
Various locations
3 Mar to 16 May 2025 | Mon to Fri, 9am – 4pm
$685 per week
newtonshowcamp.com
SAFRA BMT Kids Camp
Wondering if your kiddo will be able to handle serving NS in due time? Why not let them experience the Basic Military Training Children’s Edition (BMTCE) this March school holidays? Both Ah Boys and Ah Girls from 5 to 12 years can Go Army at this 3D2N BMT Kids Camp. They’ll learn basic self-defence techniques, military drills and songs, how to pitch tents and build bashas, cook in the outdoors, and navigate the jungle.
SAFRA Yishun Adventure and Sports Centre
16 to 18 Mar 2025
From $294.30 (member) | $327 (non-member)
safra.sg
HomeTeamNS Multi-activity Camp with Proactiv Sports
Join HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir’s action-packed 5-day holiday programme, open to both members and guests. There’ll be thrilling activities like Dodgeball, Fun Rugby, Team Building, Engineering, Arts & Craft, and Floor is Lava. Fees include lunch, a camp certificate, and all activities and materials. It’s ideal for kids ages 4 to 12 to stay active, make new friends, and create lasting memories.
HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir
17 to 21 Mar 2025 | 9am – 3pm
$445 (member), $495 (non-member)
hometeamns.sg
(See also: Formula Run Singapore: 22 Kids Running Events to Sign Up for in 2025)
EAT
Kids Eat Free at The Marmalade Pantry
Yes, you read that right. Kids eat FREE at The Marmalade Pantry (TMP) Anchorpoint Mall. This limited-time deal is only for children below the age of 10 years, who can enjoy a complimentary kids’ meal with every à la carte main or pasta ordered. Little ones can choose bite-sized options like Chicken Nuggets & Fries or a Ham & Cheese Toast, or more filling items such as Chicken Cream Pasta or Mushroom Tomato Pasta. What’s more, every kids’ meal comes with a single scoop of vanilla, chocolate, or strawberry ice cream too, for a sweet end to the meal.
The Marmalade Pantry at Anchorpoint Mall
Mon to Fri after 3pm, excluding public holidays
Kids 10 years old and under only (identification is required). Other terms and conditions may apply.
Featured image: Newtonshow
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