Sun’s out and fun’s in with March Holidays 2025! For the next week (15 – 23 March), our little ones will take a break from all that exhausting schoolwork. They deserve a treat for making it through Term 1, don’t you think?
We do too! ONE Intervention has compiled a list of 9 exciting things that you can take your kids to this March Holidays.
From educational activities to outdoor play, we’ve got you. Read on now to find out more!
Scientific Adventures For Our Little Explorers During The March Holidays
We’ve got some lovely learning journeys prepared for our small scientists. These events are engaging, informative and guaranteed to satisfy the curiosity of young minds!
After all, as elaborated in our article, learning doesn’t stop at the classroom doors.
Snap A Photo With These Snappers!
Let your kids be enchanted by the amazing world of carnivorous plants! This fascinating exhibit at the Science Centre features the habitats and environment of carnivorous plants for our little scientist.
Get ready for a silly song and dance routine at their Plant Theatre. Or, take a photo of your budding (ha! Get it?) botanist in a giant venus flytrap photobooth.
The exhibit even gives your little ones a chance to get up close and personal with some real-life carnivorous plants in the Paludarium Tank!
Details:
📅 No specific end date – this is a permanent exhibit!
📍Science Centre Singapore
Who’s The Fairest Of Them All?
Mirror, mirror on the wall, what’s the fun-nest exhibit of them all? That’s right, Mirror Mirror: Journey Into The Mind at ArtScience Museum.
This exhibit features immersive and explorative encounters inspired by the human mind. Let your kids be wowed by the wonders of memory, perception and dreams – brought to life in this interactive display.
The exhibit starts on 8 March, a great way for your little ones to start the March holidays!
However, do note that the exhibit also features some startling light effects and atmospheric music – which may be overwhelming to the senses for some children.
Have A Crazy Great Time At KidzWorld!
ONE’s goldfish lesson was a hit with our little animal lovers, so we just know that your little one will be absolutely delighted with KidzWorld.
KidzWorld boasts an array of activities, from sensory play to water play – we guarantee that there’s something for everyone.
If your little one loved ONE Intervention’s adventure at Kallang Splash-N-Surf, we recommend that they try out KidzWorld’s Splish Splash Zone. They can enjoy a refreshing afternoon in KidzWorld’s one and only water maze!
Or, they can enjoy some fun in the interactive, sensory Play Trees. If they’re feeling daring, they can even climb up and enjoy a bird’s eye view of KidzWorld’s exciting playground!
Run In The Sun For Our Little Daredevils This March Holidays!
Are your little ones tired of being cooped up at home all day? We hear you, and we got you. Here are some ideas for outdoor play during the March Holidays, tailored to suit your little one’s sensory needs!
Splash Around At Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden!
Water play is a great way to satisfy the sensory needs of children with special needs. It improves the cognitive and motor skills of our kids, and best of all – it’s fun!
The Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden just reopened its Waterplay area in February. Now bigger and better than before, it features mist zones and jets with a variety of spray patterns and heights.
Plus, kids get to learn about the water cycle and why plants need water for transpiration. Get ready for an refreshing afternoon full of laughter and learning!
Shoot For The Stars At Rocketland!
Parents, we know you’d bring your kids the stars and the moon if you could.
Well, the next best thing is to bring them to Rocketland, a bouncy castle specifically designed to promote healthy stimulation!
This unique inflatable castle is painted completely yellow. The reason for this is to prevent sensory overload from the chaotic colours of traditional bouncy castles.
To further avoid overstimulation, the inflatable only makes use of simple shapes and structures, and music with gentle beats. Bounce right into this 5000 square feet of glorious play over the March Holidays!
Stop And Smell The Sakura!
Guess what? The March Holidays are just in time for Sakura Season. Take your little ones out for a beautiful day at Gardens By The Bay.
This enthralling exhibit also features several recreations of historic Japanese sites, such as castles and their annual lantern exhibit. Be sure to check them out and watch your little ones be awed by just how pretty the view is!
Why not collect some fallen flowers while you’re at the park? These can be used for flower sensory play. Just put the flowers into a tub of water and let your kids go to town with it.
Sounds too simple?
Nope! Busy Toddler has an informative article about flower sensory play, including how to set up the play area and some of its many benefits. Check them out!
Artsy Fantasies For Our Young Creatives During March Holidays!
These ideas are crafted just for creative little minds. Beyond drawing, guide them to explore Singapore’s vibrant arts scene. Don’t know where to start? Don’t worry, we got you. Check out this list of ideas now!
What Great Big Eyes You Have!
All the better to watch this fantastic show with! Wild Rice Theatres has put together a thrilling show based on the fairytale Little Red Riding Hood.
This imaginative drama puts a Singaporean twist on the classic, with Red Riding Hood bringing Granny her tingkat through the streets and void decks of Woodlands. Funny and interactive, this theatre is sure to be a hit with your little ones!
Details:
🔗 Red Riding Hood at Wild Rice
📅 6 Mar – 16 Mar
📍 The Ngee Ann Kongsi Theatre @ Wild Rice, Funan
Be Amazed At The Keppel Centre!
The Keppel Centre for Art Education aims to foster in kids a love of the arts. Educational and interactive, this exhibit is sure to intrigue your little ones!
Explore abstract art and shadow at Illuminate!, a wonderful sensory play zone that brings the Gallery’s artwork to life. Or, let your little ones check out the Makers Studio, where they can make and bring home their very own 3D artwork!
The Keppel Centre features a Calm Pod where visitors can rest if they feel overwhelmed by the lights and sounds at the Centre. This soothing space is sure to be useful for our children with special needs!
Want to make your own sensory heaven at home? No problem. Check out our article to learn more about safe sensory spaces for our kids with special needs!
Enjoy A Magical Production by Disney On Ice!
That’s right, in case you hadn’t known, Disney on Ice is coming to Singapore – just in time for the March Holidays!
Let your little ones meet their heroes in real life. Watch Moana and Maui sail bravely across the oceans. Belt out your favourite Encanto tunes with Mirabel. Experience magic as Elsa and Anna work to protect their kingdom.
The production runs all the way through the March Holidays, so you can pick any date that’s most convenient for you. Looking forward to it? Yeah, us too!
We hope you’ve enjoyed our recommendations on some fun things to do this March Holidays. Take the time you need to rest, recharge and refresh. And, don’t forget to spend some quality time with your little ones as well!
Don’t forget, March is Developmental Disabilities Month. If you’ve got any plans to celebrate that during the March Holidays, we’d love to hear from you in the comments below!