If you are an early childhood teacher or practitioner, join us for a vibrant gathering dedicated to empowering educators and advancing inclusion in preschools. With the theme “Do(n’t) Play Play,” this year’s conference highlights the vital role of play in fostering connections, learning, and a thriving community.​

An inclusive, free-to-access community play programme for families with children with disabilities and their siblings, in partnership with Art of the Earth Learning Hub.

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These 16-hour courses, led by play and creativity specialist Dr. Esther Joosa (PhD), equip educators with strategies to create engaging, play-based learning environments that foster 21st-century skills in children. They are designed for both new and experienced early childhood educators.

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Playeum is thrilled to present a special fundraising performance of The Emperor’s New Clothes, Wild Rice’s dazzling musical extravaganza that promises outrageous fun, unforgettable tunes, and a fresh, local twist on Hans Christian Andersen’s timeless tale. Donations will be entitled to a 250% tax deduction and matched dollar-for-dollar!​

Children FUN-raise for children! More than a hundred young musicians from the Mandeville Conservatory of Music will perform to raise funds for Playeum through the school's year-end music concert this November. 

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Donations will be entitled to a 250% tax deduction and matched dollar-for-dollar!​

A weekly, free-to-access community play programme for low-income families with children in Bedok and Geylang Serai, in support of the MSF Community Link+ efforts.

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We welcome social service agencies and community organisations to refer eligible families to join us for this free programme.