Summer 2026

Summer 2026 Chinese Culture Camp

Our Summer 2026 holiday camps are designed for children who thrive by doing, exploring and experiencing Chinese culture through real life — with Mandarin as the working language of the camp.

Across June, July and August, families can join multiple full-day camp weeks at 10 Winstedt Road Blk A #01-06, Newton, each built around a different theme and filled with stories, cooking, art, outdoor adventures and field trips.

Dates: June, July and August 2026
Location: 10 Winstedt Road Blk A #01-06, Newton, Singapore
Ages: 4-10 years old

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Summer 2026 Chinese culture camp flyer showing weekly themes at 10 Winstedt Road Blk A #01-06, Newton, Singapore

Summer 2026 Chinese culture camp flyer with activities and schedule in Newton

Summer 2026 Chinese culture camp flyer highlighting field trips and cultural activities

Summer 2026 Chinese culture camp flyer for children aged 4 to 9 in Singapore

Summer 2026 Chinese culture camp flyer with multiple weekly themes and full-day format

Camp dates and availability

Camp weeks: 22–26 Jun · The Four Scholarly Arts 29 Jun–3 Jul · Culinary Tastes of China 6–10 Jul · Heritage Arts & Crafts 13–17 Jul · The Four Scholarly Arts 20–24 Jul · Culinary Tastes of China 27–31 Jul · Heritage Arts & Crafts 3–7 Aug · Culinary Tastes of China
Price: S$780 per camp week Early bird: S$50 off per child (before 15 May 2026) Group / multi-camp: S$750 per camp week ^? Early bird is a one-time S$50 discount per child, not per camp. The S$750 group/multi-camp rate applies when you register 2 or more children together, or sign up for 2 or more camps. Both promotions can be combined for greater savings.
Time: Monday–Friday, 9:00AM–3:00PM (inclusive of healthy Chinese lunch & 2 snacks)
Venue: 10 Winstedt Road Blk A #01-06, Newton, Singapore 227977 (8 min walk from Newton MRT)
Ages: 4–10 years old
Language level: Basic levels of Chinese proficiency and up ^? The camp is conducted entirely in Mandarin. Children should be comfortable following Mandarin — typically around 6 months of regular Mandarin exposure at home or in school.

Why families choose this camp

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Learn and play in a 3000+ sqf permaculture garden with everyday outdoor games and nature exploration.

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Home-cooked yummy and healthy Chinese food — lunch and 2 snacks included every day.

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Camps follow the ethos of Positive Discipline and Forest School.

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Mandarin is the everyday working language of camp — children hear, play and take part entirely in Chinese.

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Hands-on activities — cooking, arts, stories, crafts and outdoor adventures.

Camp themes & activities

Choose from three Chinese cultural camp themes — each week is a different immersive adventure conducted in Mandarin.

Camp 1

22–26 Jun (1A)13–17 Jul (1B)

The Four Scholarly Arts

《琴棋书画》国学素养养成之旅

Discover the beauty of China's Four Arts — music, chess, calligraphy and painting — through stories and playful exploration that nurture focus, creativity and cultural appreciation.

Activities

Chinese story of the ancient song “High Mountains and Flowing Water” 《高山流水》
Discover Go & Chinese Chess
Chinese Calligraphy
Ink Painting

Camp 2

29 Jun–3 Jul (2A)20–24 Jul (2B)3–7 Aug (2C)

Culinary Tastes of China

《非遗味道》舌尖上的文化探寻

From sour, sweet, bitter, spicy and salty, discover China's flavours — making heritage foods, discovering poems and idioms, and exploring the stories, science and traditions behind every taste.

Activities

Chinese poetry — “The Rain during Yellow Plum Season” 《黄梅时节家家雨》
Making sugar fruit skewers
Purple cabbage STEM experiment
Sugar Painting Art
Chocolate-making

Camp 3

6–10 Jul (3A)27–31 Jul (3B)

Heritage Arts & Crafts

《非遗手工》传统工艺匠心传承

Explore the world of Chinese heritage arts and crafts through colourful traditions, hands-on artistry and immersive storytelling.

Activities

Chinese story — Little Girl's Tie-Dye Workshop 《小女孩的蓝染布坊》
Tie-Dye Magic Workshop
Clay ‘GuGu’ Whistle
Chinese Opera Mask Fashion Show

Learning content and activities may change depending on weather and other circumstances.

Why this feels different from a typical holiday camp

Children enjoying a Chinese culture activity at Haoxue camp

Well-loved by returning families

Summer is one of our most popular camp seasons because children come home excited, connected and full of stories from their week.

Chinese cultural food experience at Haoxue Chinese

Rich cultural immersion

Camp days combine stories, food, crafts, festivals and nature themes — a true cultural experience for children to enjoy.

Ana Huang leading a Chinese culture activity at Haoxue Chinese

Designed for joyful confidence

Children of varying Mandarin comfort can take part, make friends and enjoy the cultural activities in a warm small-group environment.

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