Middle schoolers partner with the Global Child Development Centre (GCDC) to boost the confidence of preschoolers aged 5–7 through  movement and play. Students collaborate with teacher facilitators to plan and lead fun movement routines that develop motor skills, encourage movement, and empower children to embrace new challenges. 

GCDC, part of Jamiyah, provides affordable early childhood education that nurtures children’s social, emotional, cognitive, and physical growth while supporting working parents from lower-income families.

Middle School students will run STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) workshops for young children from PCF 890A. The goal is to introduce the preschoolers to creative and problem-solving through simple, hands-on activities. 

PCF is Singapore’s largest public preschool network, providing affordable early childhood education and childcare, including to families from lower-income communities.

Students in this service lead fun and engaging sports sessions for preschoolers, boosting their physical and cognitive development while building self-confidence through trying a new sport each week. This experience also highlights how sports can be a force for good, breaking down social and economic barriers.

SGM Little Kidz is a childcare centre under the Singapore Malay Teachers’ Cooperative (SMTC). As a non-profit organisation, it serves families from all walks of life, including those from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Students in this service engage with the elderly from Lions Befrienders by having lunch together in the canteen, sharing conversations and planning activities that foster connection. Working alongside the centre manager, students address the seniors’ needs, reducing boredom and boosting their self-esteem.

Lions Befrienders is dedicated to providing holistic care and support to help seniors age healthily in place through daytime activities. This promotes positive ageing and reducing the number of isolated seniors in the community.

Students will partner with Sun-Dac to support neurodiverse individuals and adults with special needs during lunch time. Students share canteen lunches, play and plan interactive table games to address participants' needs, alleviate boredom, and foster inclusion.

Sun-Dac is dedicated to providing holistic care and daytime support that helps individuals with special needs lead fulfilling, active lives. They are building meaningful connections, promoting inclusivity, and creating a supportive community where everyone feels valued and included.