Sign up for a truly engaging adult-accompanied playgroup programme with your child and experience the outstanding EtonHouse inquiry-based learning approach.

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EtonHouse International School Sentosa offers a unique experiential playgroup programme for you and your child.

Facilitated by a qualified and experienced EtonHouse early childhood educator, this Reggio Emilia-inspired programme offers a range of specially-curated hands-on experiences to support the development of children who are between 12 to 18 months. The curriculum encourages children to develop critical and creative thinking skills, social competence and bilingual skills apart from competencies around literacy and numeracy.

This adult-accompanied programme, held over seven sessions, is also a beautiful opportunity to bond with your child, meet other parents and children in a meaningful way and develop social skills. You will also pick up useful skills and strategies to support your child as he or she reaches key developmental milestones.

Details

  • Every Wednesday on 19/26 April, 3/10/17/24/31 May
  • Time: 9am to 10.30am
  • $60 per session = $420 for seven sessions, inclusive of GST.*
  • Ideal for children from 12 to 18 months, with one accompanying parent/caregiver per child
 

Register your interest here and we'll be in touch with you soon.

Programme

Our work with Playgroup children is flexible and fluid. Each session is designed with an array of physical, social and sensory encounters that promotes discovery, bonding between parents and children, and socialising with the other participants. 

  • Musical - A music-rich environment to enrich your child's cognition, attention span and language development
  • Sensory - A variety of sensorial experiences through textures, sound, smell and visual stimuli critical for brain development
  • Physical - Experiences to help children master self-movement and hand-to-mouth coordination, amongst other fine and gross motor skills
  • Social - In the company of peers and other adults, there will be plenty of opportunities to develop and observe social skills and competence.
Schedule
9 to 9.30am Welcomes & interactive social play: children and families will settle into our beautifully-designed environment- playful encounters in our Rough & Tumble space or purposefully set-up classroom
9.30 to 10.15am Nature exploration: time to investigate the great outdoors or enjoy natural materials play indoors. Sensory messy play is encouraged, so kindly dress suitably for play and bring a change of clothes.
10.15 to 10.30am

Snack Time: enjoy cereals and fresh fruit that are cut into small pieces

Parents are welcome to bring your own sterilized bowl/spoon and your own snack if your baby/toddler has a special diet/ needs/ preferences or requires blended/ mashed food.

Kindly note that we cannot consume nuts, beef, pork and lard on campus. 
10.30am Farewell Song
 
 
*Fees will be pro-rated according to the number of sessions left in the cycle.

Our Playgroup Facilitator

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Jia Qi (Jaelyn)

Diploma in Early Childhood Care & Education and Degree of Education in Early Childhood.

An early childhood educator with 6 years of teaching experience at EtonHouse Sentosa, Jaelyn is a billingual educator who speaks fluent English and Mandarin.

She strongly believes good communication skills are fostered through adult modelling across the day via dialogue, songs, games, stories and routine experiences, and believes children need positive teachers who are willing to wonder and explore alongside them. 

Jaelyn advocates how trust and feeling secure are important for young children to have the confidence to take risks in their learning. She is very passionate about EtonHouse's inquiry-based curriculum and believes children learn best by ‘doing’ and experiential learning.

 

Glimpse Into Our Nature School

What Sets Sentosa Apart?

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UNIQUE OUTDOOR PROGRAMME

‘The Island is my Garden’ is all about integrating inquiry opportunities in the natural environment. It could be a nature or literacy walk, sand sculpting at the beach, or team sports at one of the many scenic locations close to the school — students get to enjoy an enriching school life where the classroom has no boundaries. 

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LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

Children are constantly exploring their surroundings to develop and test their ideas. This is why every component of EtonHouse Sentosa’s learning environment has been designed to spark young children’s curiosity.  

 

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WARM AND SUPPORTIVE COMMUNITY

The EtonHouse Sentosa family is tightly-knit. Our small class sizes ensure teachers are able to form deep and long-lasting bonds with their students, and the day is planned so that children from different classes can also meet, learn, and socialise. Beyond that, we maintain close relationships with our community of parents.