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Explore our Programmes

Stage 1

Ignite Positive Learning Dispositions

Letter Recognition
Recognize and name the letters of the alphabet, uppercase, and lowercase.
Letter Sounds
Introduce the basic sound and associated with each letter, focusing on simple and common sound-letter relationships.
Beginning Sounds
Recognize and produce the initial sounds in words.
Ending Sounds
Identify and produce the final sounds in words.
Simple CVC Words
Explore consonant-vowel-consonant (CVC) words, such as "cat" and "pot" to illustrate basic phonics patters.

Stage 1

Emerging and
Intermediate

Phonemic Segmentation
Break words into individual phonemes and manipulate them
Blends, Digraphs and Dipthongs
Explore consonant blends, vowel digraphs and dipthongs to understand more complex letter combinations and reinforce diverse phonetic patters.
Improved Spelling
‍Spell words phonetically to become proficient writers.
Sentence Writing Skills
‍Write short sentences, incorporating phonics and spelling rules.
Sight Words
Introduce common sight words to build reading vocabulary.

Stage 3

Proficient and
Advanced

Advance Phonemic Awareness
‍Develop skills in manipulating and isolating individuals phonemes within words, including the ability to add, delete, or substitute sounds.
Grammar Rules
Demonstrate appropriate language use and knowledge of grammar rules
Reading Comprehension
Decode words and understand their meanings in context.
Syllabication
‍Identify and divide words into syllables, which is particularly useful for longer words and multisyllabic
words.
Vocabulary Expansion
Expose a broader and more diverse vocabulary, including synonyms, antonyms, and context-based word meanings.

Achieving their potential

To support students in achieving their potential, as well as personal and academic successes, CampusCare is committed to building a resilient community by providing encouragement, support and assistance to students and promoting students’ holistic wellbeing.

In CampusCare, there are dedicated Student Care Officers (SCOs) who actively engage with students to help address stressors (e.g. transition challenges) and develop their abilities to make well-informed choices towards a flourishing life.

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GROUP 1

Dive into the fun and:

Fold different types of paper planes and test them

Create LED circuit cards

Solve puzzle challenges

Watch a movie with us

DAY 1 :

Thu, 6-Jun-2024, 9am - 9.30pm

DAY 2 :

Fri, 7-Jun-2024, 9am - 6pm

Camp fee :

$150

Venue :

Henderson Community Club

Meal :

Lunch, tea & dinner (day 1 only)

GROUP 2

You’ll get to:

Build a pull-back car, refine it, and even modify it

Create LED circuit cards

Solve puzzle challenges

Watch a movie with us

DAY 1 :

Mon, 10-Jun-2024, 9am - 9.30pm

DAY 2 :

Tue, 11-Jun-2024, 9am - 6pm

Camp fee :

$150

Venue :

Henderson Community Club

Meal :

Lunch & Tea

Science Festival

What Our Customers are Saying?

It is a quite nice student care with lots of fun activities and a clean environment. My son just joined, he did enjoy the time there, and don't even wanna go home.
Great recommendation to the children who lives close-by.

Cola Zheng

Parent/ Guardian

My son joined a 2 days camp here. It is located at Henderson CC, next to puzzletopia and the neighbourhood police post. It was a small group and the range of activities included building DIY vehicles and engaging in different forms of puzzles. The teachers were responsive and also sent me occasional updates during the camp. I'm glad he had fun with various screen free activities which engaged his mind and hands.

Char Enigma

Parent/ Guardian

Thank you for taking great care of my child!

Choo Qi

Parent

Choosing CampusCare for my child's after-school care was one of the best decisions I've made. The staff is incredibly caring and attentive, and my child always comes home excited to share what they've learned and experienced."

Sara L.