The outdoor spaces
Fields, sandpits and butterfly gardens — the parts of the school children spend the most time in, and the parts photos never quite do justice.
Private tours, every week — come and see a morning of play-based learning at whichever campus suits you.
Book a tourNot a showcase. A weekday morning or afternoon while class is happening — you’ll meet the teachers, watch what children are actually doing, and get straight answers on fees and vacancies.
Fae will call you back within 48 hours to find a morning or afternoon that suits.
An hour and a half, walking the school while it is running. Roughly this, in roughly this order.
Fields, sandpits and butterfly gardens — the parts of the school children spend the most time in, and the parts photos never quite do justice.
What a ShawsPlay lesson looks like when nobody has tidied up for you: children mid-project, mid-argument and mid-discovery.
Our own coaches, on site twice a week, at no extra cost. If your visit lands on a session day, you’ll watch one.
Yes, they get wet. Yes, they get paint on themselves. We think that is the point, and we’ll explain how we manage it.
The thing most parents tell us they decided on. Watch how children greet a visitor, and how the teachers speak to them.
Excursions, Sports Day, carnivals and family days — the calendar your child would be joining, and what each term looks like.
Fae Masdor, our Head of Enrolments, personally handles every tour request and will be in touch within 48 hours to find a time that works.
And the things you can only get by asking
We run virtual tours too — the outdoor play areas, the classrooms, the activity corners and the sports programme, from your sofa. Email enquiries@shaws.com.sg and we’ll send you the options.
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After joining Shaws Preschool, I noticed a positive change in my daughter’s confidence and willingness to open up and socialise with other kids.
We particularly appreciate the effort Shaws puts into conducting lessons inside and outside the classroom — the right mix of hands-on practical learning and indoor theory.
The delight on Joseph’s face when we drop him off at school is a major highlight for us. There’s not been one day when he hasn’t been eager to get to school.
Most parents do — and it tells you more than any brochure will. Watch how your child reacts to the room, and how the teachers react to your child. Siblings and grandparents are welcome too.