English / Sports · Singapore; venue varies by week and track
Camp Asia Singapore / English Lab
A broad activity-camp menu plus a dedicated two-week beginner-English course, hosted mainly at international-school campuses.
- Ages / grades
- English Lab 5–14; other tracks vary
- Duration
- English Lab two weeks; others often 3/5 days
- Attendance
- Day attendance
- Language
- Beginner English Lab; other activities use English Teaching language and starting level
Dates published · check places
English Lab's listed 2026 sessions, 6–17 and 20–31 July, have ended. The wider programme advertises 19–23 October 2026; confirm which tracks run. English Lab 2027 not found.
- Past edition · 2026/07/06–17, 07/20–31 / English Lab Sources and official information
Overlapping holiday tags help you browse broadly. School breaks vary; check the stated year, actual dates and duration.
Sources checked ·Who can apply
The official FAQ explicitly admits children from other schools and countries; host-school enrolment is unnecessary.
English Lab is 5–14 and requires two consecutive weeks; other tracks differ. Families arrange lodging and out-of-camp care, and provide an always-reachable parent or responsible-adult contact.
Teaching language and starting level
| Item | Published information |
|---|---|
| Instruction / activity language | English Lab combines English learning with STEM activities; check other tracks’ teaching and language requirements separately. |
| Required starting proficiency | English Lab explicitly welcomes beginners and children new to English, with age grouping and ability-adapted instruction. |
| Japanese-language support | Onsite Japanese-speaking staff support was not verified in official material. |
| Chinese-language support | Onsite Chinese-speaking staff support was not verified in official material. |
| Korean-language support | Onsite Korean-speaking staff support was not verified in official material. |
A translated website does not establish on-site language support. Reconfirm support tied to particular staff or weeks.
Included costs and the family budget
| Item | Published details |
|---|---|
| Published programme total | SGD 1,430Approx. ¥176,000 |
| People covered | 1 child |
| Duration and edition | 2 weeks · 2026 |
| Accommodation | Lodging extra |
| Included in this amount | English tuition, lunch, morning/afternoon snacks and T-shirt. |
| Extra / to confirm | Optional bus SGD120 (Approx. ¥15,000)/week, flights, family lodging and insurance separate. |
| Fee source | Official English Lab programme and fees2026-10-04 |
Verified refundable deposits are separate from programme fees. They are not the same as booking deposits or non-refundable registration charges.
Additional fee notes
Listed English Lab reference: SGD1,430 (Approx. ¥176,000) per child/two-week course, including lunch, morning/afternoon snacks and T-shirt. Other tracks have different fees. Flights, family accommodation, optional bus and insurance are additional; obtain a current total for the chosen dates.
JPY estimates use 2 October 2026 reference rates, normally rounded to ¥1,000, with whole-yen values near filter boundaries. Payment rates and fees differ. Rates and sources
What the days look like
English Lab runs 09:00–15:00: language work in the morning and creative/STEM activities later. Lunch and breaks are built in. Check the exact campus; some tracks use off-campus venues.
Parents, accommodation and transport
Book family accommodation separately and choose it after checking that week's venue and bus stops. The website quotes SGD120 return bus service/week. Tokyo planning: Singapore is a straightforward gateway with local transit, but hotel and daily transport can dominate the extra budget.
Why it is in this guide
Camp Asia Singapore — Holiday Camps / English Lab: Especially useful for a first overseas day-camp experience: children can follow their interests, or choose an actual beginner-English course rather than rely on incidental language exposure.
Who it may suit
Families able to stay in Singapore and manage pickup. The two-week English Lab fits a longer holiday base; siblings can choose different interests if venue/dates align.
What to weigh up
This is day provision, with no included parent course or accommodation. Do not confuse holiday camps with Camp Asia Academy's weekly term-time classes, or assume every track runs each week.
Operating history and evidence
The 14 July 2026 self-published parent account offers useful programme-level detail: cooking and basketball produced friendships, but Japanese participation and use of Mandarin varied substantially between classes. It is not an English Lab review. Another January 2026 parent guide is mostly paywalled, so only its public introduction was inspected and no hidden claims were used.
Read participant accounts
Independent account · Published / experience date: 2026-07-14
Self-published cooking/basketball parent review
The parent valued varied activities, friendships and included lunches, but heard both English and Mandarin; the two selected courses had noticeably different Japanese participation.
One family, four activity days, not the two-week English Lab. Class/nationality observations cannot be generalised to other weeks.
Read the sourceBefore you book
Confirm English Lab's year/session, age group and placement, actual venue, transport, food arrangements and daily pickup. Camp tuition alone is not a total family-trip price. English Lab: two consecutive weekdays-only weeks; other holiday tracks often three or five days.
Cancellation and refunds
Official terms: prepaid camps/bus bookings are non-refundable after payment. Changes require at least ten days' notice and availability; higher-priced alternatives cost extra. Late pickup can cost SGD50 per ten minutes after 15:00.
Sources and official information
Sources checked ·
- Official English Lab programme and fees
- Official international/non-host-school eligibility FAQ
- Official current holiday dates
- Official booking terms
- Japanese parent account, 14 July 2026
An editorial comparison based on official information and attributed agency or media sources, not first-hand reviews, rankings or a safety guarantee. Match the school calendar, language needs, independence and the adults’ plans together.