Age Group
7-14
Schedule
5-day camps, 9am-4.30pm.
• Dec 1-5
• Dec 8-12
*Minimum 7 pax for each camp to commence.
Camp Fees (Includes daily activities and lunch)
Price per child:
$900: Early Bird and Buddy Rate (2 pax or more, ends 5 May). Input code EARLYBUDDY50 to save $50 each.
$920: Buddy Rate (2 pax or more). Input code MINDFULBUDDY30 to save $30 each.
$930: Early Bird (ends 5 May). Input code MINDFULEARLY20 to save $20 each.
$950: Full Rate
Location
28C Hongkong Street, 3rd Floor, Singapore 059667 (near Clarke Quay Central)
Event Details
“Empowering children to connect with their bodies, calm their minds, and express their true selves.”
Why Mindfulness Camp? Modern lifestyles, high academic demands, and societal expectations can disconnect children from understanding themselves. This camp bridges the gap by empowering kids to discover their strengths, manage emotions, and embrace who they are.
Key Benefits:
Build Body Confidence: Help children understand and love their unique bodies through Mindful Movements and Aerial Yoga.
Develop Resilient Minds: Teach tools for focus, emotional regulation, and handling challenges through Mindful Discovery through stories and Mindful Journaling.
Foster Self-Esteem: Encourage self-expression and the value of being “uniquely me” through Mindful Discovery and Mindful Journaling.
Main Camp Activities
🙂 Grounding – Recognizing the importance of safety in choices, embracing risks as opportunities for growth, understanding the balance of freedom and responsibility, fostering a growth mindset by emphasizing the power of ‘yet,’ and encouraging self-motivation through goal-setting and celebrating progress.
🙂 Intention Setting & Self Reflection – Through this mindfulness practices, we empower chidlren to understand, be aware and process both pleasant and unpleasant emotions, feelings and thoughts. With practice, it will help children to articulate their experiences and cultivate the actionable steps to help them achieve their goals.
🙂 Animals inspired Mindful Movements – Mimicking animal movements promotes natural movement patterns and encourages full-body engagement. Chidlren will learn to use their bodies in dynamic ways, enhancing their range of motion and coordination and the movements will require the use of multiple muscle groups, helping children understand how their bodies work together to perform tasks.
🙂 Aerial yoga – The hammock supports the body in various positions helping children to build awareness of proper alignment but it also challenges the core for stabiliy which naturally improves posture over time. Aerial Yoga is a fun way for chidlren to learn poses or movements which could be challenging on the mat and the gnetle pressure of the hammock against their body helps kids to understand spatial awareness, how their body moves through space.
🙂 Mindful Eating – Mindful eating is not a diet. It’s a positive habit associated with eating slowly, making healthier choices, savoring food, and stopping when your body signals it’s had enough. It teaches children to be conscious of taking only what they need, eat without external distractions like gadgets, and take responsibility for cleaning up. Each meal, children will play the Mystery Taste Test Game, where they will be blind folded to taste and name the food. Back by popular demand, our main lunch meal will be prepare by Mighty Meal Prep.
🙂 Mindful Journaling – Through mindful journaling, your child will embark on a journey of self-discovery, learning about their body, emotions,feelings and thoughts in ways that build resilience, confidence, and self-awareness.
Objectives
Promote body, spatial and proprioceptive awareness in your child to help build overall body awareness through different movements and social settings.
💪🏼 Body awareness is being aware of all the body parts, how they are moving, and where they are located in space. This knowledge for adults and older children is basically unconscious, travelling between the brain and spinal cord.
💪🏼 Spatial awareness is the ability to understand the body’s position in relation to the surroundings. It can have an impact on everything from picking up a book to navigating social settings.
💪🏼 Proprioceptive awareness is the body’s ability to sense its location, movements, and actions. Proprioception, also called kinesthesia, is the reason we’re able to move freely without consciously thinking about our environment.
💪🏼 Social awareness is the ability to read, hold and respect social cues and boundaries with empathy. Understanding how one’s actions can create collective influence on others and the surrounding.
💪🏼 Emotion regulation is the ability to be aware, acknowledge, accept and respond with helpful actions within one’s area of control. Conscious choice on what to respond and what to let go.
What Will Your Child Learn In This Camp?
Body Awareness
✅ Explore body parts, location, personal space and their environment. Active use of arms, legs, trunk, hands, fingers, feet, and even toes and face through yoga, aerial play, and other physical activities.
✅ Make their own risk assessment (eg: Does my body feel safe in this situation? Am I being safe for myself and others?).
✅ Learn through different movement & sensorial activities (senses of sight, touch, hearing, taste and smell) to stimulate the proprioceptive and vestibular systems which are responsible for balance, movement, and direction.
Social Skills
✅ Read social cues and be open to discuss about emotions, feelings and thoughts both pleasant and unpleasant.
✅ Hold their boundaries while also respecting others’ boundaries.
✅ Focus on themselves while holding space for others to learn.
Emotional Regulation
✅ How to use their voices to make requests and respond when they feel scared, uncertain, angry, frustrated, overexcited or anxious.
✅ Appreciate their freedom with the ability to practise self-control and be responsible for their actions.
✅ Develop a growth mindset and the confidence to do new or hard things. The magic happens outside of their comfort zone.
Why We Are Different
❤️ Day 4 of camp (Thursday) 230 – 4:30pm is a BONUS in-person practice and sharing with parents as a group.
We believe in a healthy parent-child-teacher ecosystem where it takes a village to raise your children. For the first time in our camps, we will be opening the floors to parents to experience how we practice and connect with the children at Mindful Space. We believe in sharing our understandings, insights and knowledge, so you can continue to find congruency and alignment to navigate what practices can fit in your family values and system. Perhaps providing a different perspective and new lens in how you observe and experience your parent and child relationship.
This is an opportunity for:
👍 what can you do to support your child to the next level in their body awareness and socio-emotional skills
👍 how you can connect and bond with conscious parenting intentions
👍 how you can continue to empower your children through the mindfulness and movement practice at home (beyond Mindful Space). The real and powerful practice is beyond the mat and hammock, and the best learning approach is with their role models.
Please note this will replace our previous practice of post-camp discussions /classroom observation report sent after camp. Only photos and videos are shared.
❤️ Your child is empowered to co-create their camp experiences with other children to develop their independence and socio-emotional skills.
❤️ Teacher-student ratio of 1:5. There are two teachers in class.
❤️ Small class size of maximum 11 students.
❤️ A safe and inclusive space for different ages and ability groups to learn how to co-exist with empathy and have different perspectives.
❤️ Connect and embrace challenging moments as learning and teaching moments.
For Days 1-4 at Mindful Space
✅ Child to wear a shirt with sleeves and long pants (no sleeveless shirt or shorts), as direct contact with the aerial hammock against skin might be uncomfortable.
✅ No jewellery, clothes with zip or long fingernails (will damage hammock).
✅ Prepare your own snacks for two breaks per day.
✅ Bring a water bottle.
For Day 5 at AFort Canning Park, bring:
✅ Poncho
✅ Wear covered shoes
✅ Spare change of clothes
✅ At least 500ml water bottle
✅ Snacks (for two breaks)
✅ Portable fan (optional)
✅ Sunscreen/hat (optional)
✅ Mosquito repellent (optional)
Day 5 drop-off and pick-up details:
• Drop-off time: 9.00 am
• Pick-up time: 4.30 pm.
• Meeting location at Fort Canning TBC
Wet weather plan:
If it’s drizzling we will continue, humans are water-resistant! 🙂
Important To Note:
• Camp information such as meeting point and lunch menu is subject to change. We will update you via WhatsApp nearer to the camp start dates.
• If your child has any special dietary requirements, you have the option to bring your own food.
• Please note that some activities will be conducted in both English and Mandarin (Days 1-4 afternoon activities exploring the 4 countries along Silk Road).
• This booking is not applicable for cancellation or refund unless Mindful Space cannot commence or proceed with the activity. Whatsapp us at +65 97837313 for further support.
This booking is not applicable for cancellation or refund unless Mindful Space cannot commence or proceed with the activity.
In the event you can’t make it, tickets are transferable for the same date to other family or friends. Just let us know their name, email, mobile and kids name & age (WhatsApp 9783 7313). You can try your luck to see if anyone is on the waiting list (no promises). There will be no make-up sessions provided if one is absent for any activity.
