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Building Resilience Through Play
Four children in Adventurer Club uniforms building a sandcastle together on a beach at sunset.

Building Resilience Through Play

Help your child (ages 7–10) develop practical life skills and grit through outdoor activities, games, and teamwork.

A fortnightly programme for children in Thomson. Kids build life skills through games and outdoor activities while parents connect over dedicated talks.

Raising children in a high-pressure city can feel like a solo marathon. TCC Adventurer Club offers a grounded space where children develop resilience through hands-on activities: games, outdoor adventures, practical life skills, and camping experiences. At the same time, parents are invited to join a dedicated talk running in parallel. It's designed to be a low-pressure environment where families grow together and parents find a community that understands the real challenges of raising kids in Singapore.

  • Who: Children aged 7–10 and their parents.

  • When: Every 2nd and 4th Saturday, 1:45 PM to 3:45 PM.

  • Location: Hosted by Thomson Chinese Church • 297 Thomson Rd, Singapore 307646 (Google Map directions)

  • Cost: $2 per month. A uniform is also required (available for purchase).

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