The Singapore Home School Group was started in the early 1990s, with a few families who were home schooling their children. This group has since grown to include some 200 families (Expatriates and Singaporeans) who meet regularly and participate in a variety of activities.

The group is a non-profit organization which aims to provide social activities and moral support to home schooling families in Singapore. Our members come from diverse backgrounds with each family managing their own curriculum. Our organization welcomes all homeschoolers who seek to meet other homeschoolers.

We have an annual curriculum fair sometime in April which is open to all who are interested or curious about homeschooling. We also organise concerts, science fairs, visits to the zoo, post office, and other interesting places.

Educational activities are interspersed with social activities like swimming pool outings, ice-skating, park outings, hiking, picnics, etc. Most of our social meets and field trips are on wednesday afternoons, except for the toddler's group that meets regularly on a weekday morning.

There are also regular extra curriculur activities like mandarin speech and drama, soccer and tae kwan do. Click here or on the Activities Tab to find out more.

• The teaching methods can be specially tailored to meet the child's needs and pace of development.
• Parents can inculcate the values which they feel are important to the overall development of the child.
• Flexibility of time will allow the parents to spend more time with their children.

Membership is free. Members get to attend activities and field trips organised by the Singapore Homeschooling Group.

Members also receive a monthly newsletter with information about activities, and contributions from members.

Please contact us at [singaporehomeschool at yahoo dot com dot sg] if you want to know more about the Singapore Homeschooling Group.

Click here to see photos of our activities and fieldtrips.

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