Full-Week September Holiday Camps In Singapore, 7 To 11 September

Last verified: 17 August 2026 · By Jungle Editorial · 10 min read

TL;DR – The Quick Version

The September 2026 break runs Saturday 5 to Sunday 13 September, and the only working week inside it is Monday 7 to Friday 11 September. Eighteen camps run that full block, from $222 to $950. One is already sold out for ages 8 to 12. Every camp below was checked on the provider's own booking page on 17 August 2026.
Last verified: 17 August 2026. Three price deadlines fall this month. Confirm on the provider's own site before paying.

September is the shortest camp season of the year and the one most operators skip. We checked around 140 providers: roughly one in five runs anything at all inside the window. By comparison, the same publishers list 29 providers for June and seven for September.

The reason is structural. Not one international school in Singapore has a break overlapping 4 to 13 September. Tanglin, Dover Court, UWCSEA, GESS, Stamford American and ISS are all mid-term and take their first break in October. So the segment that funds the big June and December camps has no reason to buy in September.

Full-Week September Camps At A Glance

CampWeek priceDaily hoursAgesHalf or full dayLocation
MGM Basketball$2221.5 hrs, 9am or 10.30am5–17Half day12 venues islandwide
GoalKick Football$2501.5 hrs, from 9amNot statedHalf day6 venues incl. Bishan, Hougang
Optimum Badminton$313.929am–11amNot statedHalf dayHenderson, Punggol, Pasir Ris
Stage Camp by SRT$4001pm–4pm4–7
8–12 sold out
Half dayAliwal Arts Centre, Bugis
Wolf Camp$4509am–3pm4–12Full dayParkland Green, East Coast Park
Chess.sg$540 incl. chess set9.30am–12.30pm or 1pm–4pm6–14Half dayBukit Timah, 3 min from Beauty World
ProActiv Prodigy$5759am–3pm4–12Full dayKatong Point, Joo Chiat Road
Sporty Bots$618 (5d)
$568 (4d) · $488 (3d)
9am–2pm5–11Full dayARK Sports Village, Segar Road
Get GungHo$620 to 23 Aug
then $660
9am–4pm5–12Full daySentosa
Hollandse Club$755 member
$835 non-member
9am–5pm5–12Full dayCamden Park
SG² Grappling$950 to 30 Aug
then $1,050
9am–4pm
pickup to 5pm
7–12Full day1 Fusionopolis Way
Whizzkidz Smash Lab$340 SAFRA
$400 public
9am–12pm7–12Half dayThe Ring, SAFRA Choa Chu Kang
Coding Lab$474–$867
17 sessions
2 to 6 hrs by course7–18BothParkway Parade, KAP, United Sq, Tampines
Nullspace STEM Explorer$5502 hrs, am or pm7–8Half dayRochester, Kallang Wave, SAFRA Tampines
Nullspace 3D Printing$5502–2.5 hrs9–12Half dayRochester, Kallang Wave, SAFRA Tampines
Chess at ThreeNot published by provider3 hrs, 9am or 10am start4–12Half day6 branches islandwide
Roboto Coding Academy$450 half day
$950 full day
9am–12pm, 1–4pm or 9am–4pm7–12BothNovena, Tampines
The Yard Gymnastics$582.75–$6119am–12pm3–17Half dayJurong, Dover, Dempsey, Bukit Timah

The Yard has confirmed dates but registration was not yet open when we checked.

Three price deadlines, in order. Get GungHo rises from $620 to $660 on 23 August. SG² rises from $950 to $1,050 on 31 August, having already closed its $850 window on 16 August. ActiveSG registration closes 31 August for Delta and Bedok, and 4 September for Jurong and Sengkang.

The Cheapest Full Week: MGM Basketball, $222

MGM Basketball Academy runs a five-day camp across twelve venues including Boon Lay, Bishan, Buona Vista, Tampines, Ubi and Sembawang, in 90-minute slots at either 9am or 10.30am, ages 5 to 17. At $222 for the week it is the cheapest full-week camp in Singapore this September by a clear margin.

It is 90 minutes a day, not a day camp. The three cheapest options here, MGM at $222, GoalKick at $250 and Optimum Badminton at $313.92, are all short daily sessions. They are excellent value as an activity and no use at all as childcare. Read the hours column before you plan a working week around any of them.

Best for a sporty child, and for parents who need an activity rather than cover.

The Best Value Full Day: Wolf Camp, $450

Wolf Camp is $450 for five days outdoors at East Coast Park, 9am to 3pm, ages 4 to 12. That is $90 a day for a full-day outdoor camp, the lowest full-day rate found anywhere in this research.

Pack lunch. Their own terms state snacks and lunch are not included. They also reserve the right to cancel a week with fewer than four children signed up.

Best for outdoorsy children and for parents watching the total cost.

The Longest Days: Hollandse Club And SG²

If you need cover for a full working day, two camps stand out. Hollandse Club runs 9am to 5pm with lunch and snacks included, at $755 for members and $835 for non-members, and non-members are welcome. SG² runs 9am to 4pm with a pick-up window to 5pm, meals included, at $950.

SG² is a grappling camp and starts at age seven for a reason. Their own site puts it plainly: a camp day is seven hours long, so they do not take younger children.

Best for working parents who need genuine full-day cover rather than a morning.

The Only True Wraparound Option

PlayFACTO School runs a student care holiday programme across the week from 7am to 7pm, which is the only genuine wraparound care found anywhere in the September field. It operates from more than 60 centres, though the participating ones for September are not named on the site, and the price is not published. Booking is by WhatsApp.

Worth a call if you work full time. Every other camp in this guide ends between noon and 5pm. Only two others come close: The Brainery Code sells a 2pm to 5pm add-on for $140, and School of Robotics charges $5 per 15 minutes. Only Wonders Work mentions transport, on request.

One Camp Has Already Sold Out

Singapore Repertory Theatre's Stage Camp, a Mandarin-language drama camp at Aliwal Arts Centre, has closed its 8 to 12 age band. Only the 4 to 7 afternoon session remains as of 17 August. It is the one camp in the entire September field confirmed to have shut a band, which tells you how quickly the short season fills. Their refund policy is strict, so read it before booking.

September Camps By Interest

  • Sport – MGM Basketball across 12 venues, GoalKick Football across 6, Optimum Badminton, Sporty Bots with lunch and a talent report, SG² grappling.
  • Outdoors and adventure – Wolf Camp at East Coast Park, Get GungHo on Sentosa with excursions to Nestopia and Adventure Cove.
  • Coding and AI – Roboto Coding Academy at Novena and Tampines, Empire Code across two sites, Dreambuilders for ages 10 to 12.
  • Chess and thinking – Chess.sg at Bukit Timah with a chess set included, Chess at Three across six branches.
  • Drama and performing arts – Stage Camp by SRT, Mandarin only this session.
  • Gymnastics – The Yard across four venues, once registration opens.
  • Multi-activity – ProActiv Prodigy's Pokemon camp at Katong, Hollandse Club's HC Adventure Camp.

Camps That Run Part Of The Week

Six more cover some of the week but not all of it. Useful if you only need a few days.

CampDatesPriceHoursAges
Little Rangers7–10 Sept$475 incl. lunch9am–3.30pm6–12
Empire Code7–10 Sept$350, or $410 with device9.30am–12pm and/or 1.30–4pm4–16
Wonders Work7–9 Sept$598 incl. meals10am–3pm5–14
Dreambuilders7–9 or 9–11 Sept$300 (50% off)9am–12pm or 2–5pm10–12
aquaDucks SwimSafer9–11 Sept$240 early, $270, $480 non-students9am–12pmSwim entry test
The Brainery Code8–9 or 10–11 Sept$450, or $590 to 5pm9am–2pm, add-on to 5pm5–16
Mandai Wild Architects9–11 Sept$520 incl. park entry & meals9am–5pm7–10
Speech Academy Asia7–8 or 9–10 Sept$585 (was $650)10am–4pm / 8.30am–5pm10–16
ACT3 Young Speakers8–9 or 10–11 Sept$220–$250 + $30 reg3 hrs, am or pm7–12
Superminds7–9 Sept$498 early, $59810am–1pm9–12
DesignTinkers7–8 Sept$320 incl. lunch9.30am–3pm7–12

The Cheapest Option Of All Is Not A Camp

ActiveSG's Multi-Sport School Holiday Programme runs 6 to 11 September at Delta, Bedok, Jurong Town and Sengkang, and costs $36 to $77 for a three-day block for citizens and PRs.

Read the hours before planning around it. These are single sessions of one to one and a half hours. Ages 5 to 6 run 8am to 9am, ages 7 to 9 run 9.15am to 10.15am, ages 10 to 12 run 10.30am to noon. Great value as an activity, no use as cover.

The Big Operators That Skip September Entirely

If you have looked for these and found nothing, you are not missing a page. They genuinely do not run September camps.

  • Camp Asia – 15 June to 31 July only. Their booking system returns no open seasons.
  • Camp Beaumont – returns "no camps found" for Singapore.
  • XCL Camps – their own site states June, July and December only.
  • Canadian International School – April, summer, then 19 to 30 October.
  • Barça Academy, Celtic Soccer Academy, Borussia Academy – all June or August only.
  • Amped Trampoline Park – June to mid-August, and it does offer single-day booking in those months.
  • BearyFun Gym – states outright that its camps run in March, June and the year-end break.
  • NAFA, Creative Hearts, Centre Stage, Splat Art Studio – nothing in September.
  • SWISH Swimming and Happy Fish – no September swim camp.
  • Mad Science – June only, and that camp is closed.
  • Hanziland – June, July and August only.
  • Bricks 4 Kidz – their camps page returns no classes at all.
  • Science Centre Singapore – no September camp, only a 90-minute toddler workshop on 12 September.
One to ignore if you see it. HomeTeamNS' September school holiday page now returns a 404, but search engines still show a cached copy from the 2025 season. Any "Kidz September Fest" listing you find is last year's.

If You Only Need A Day Or Two

Ten camps will sell you a single day, from $29. Booking the block is cheaper per day in every case, but if you only need Tuesday and Wednesday covered, see September camps you can book by the day.

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Two timing notes worth planning around. Teachers' Day falls on Friday 4 September and is itself a school holiday, so the MOE break is effectively ten days rather than nine, and no camp here covers that Friday. And nothing at all runs on the closing weekend of 12 and 13 September. The holiday is nine days long and the entire market prices only the five-day core.

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The Friday edit.

Weekend picks, holiday camps with remaining spots, and the odd story from parents we talk to.