Explore Programmes for Your Organisation and Participants

Build Chinese comprehension, vocabulary and confidence through themed stories, shared reading and age-appropriate literacy activities.

Develop organisation, speaking and written expression through picture prompts, themed discussion, sentence work and progressive writing activities.

Use songs, movement, games and phonics activities to build sound awareness, vocabulary and confidence in spoken English.

Extend vocabulary, comprehension and everyday conversation through story plots, characters and visual prompts.

Combine simple English, story sequencing, character design and illustration to create an individual or group storybook.

Plan language and task practice around the participant level and the examination stage confirmed by the organisation; no official affiliation is implied.

Build expression, interaction and performance confidence through simple English dialogue, role-play, stage games or magic demonstrations.

Use visual, sorting, pattern, spatial and everyday problems to build early mathematical concepts and an interest in problem-solving.

Develop structured mathematical thinking through patterns, comparison, sequencing, logic and contextual problem-solving.

Explore everyday science and STEM concepts through observation, prediction, simple experiments and hands-on making.

Develop spatial awareness, creativity and early engineering thinking through themed building, observation, testing and refinement.

Combine clay, paper craft, reusable materials, chenille or 3D making into a regular programme, short workshop or themed activity.

Select a suitable clay medium, level and theme for a regular creative programme, parent-child workshop or festive activity.

Explore colour, shape and arrangement through an individual or group mosaic project suited to the age group and format.

Choose a suitable small leather item and decoration direction, with the project and tools confirmed for the participant group.

Use pressed flowers, colour and a small project concept as the starting point; materials, tools and ventilation must be checked for the setting.

Combine paper cutting, weaving, knotting or other confirmed crafts into a themed programme, festive workshop or intergenerational activity.

Shape and combine wool fibres into a small project, with tools, pace and support confirmed for the participant group.

Use repeated patterns, line work or star weaving as a calm, focused art experience without making therapeutic outcome claims.

Build a tactile, visually layered artwork through shape and colour, with the theme and medium confirmed for the activity.

Explore flowing colour and composition with alcohol ink, subject to prior confirmation of materials, ventilation and venue conditions.

Twist, combine and shape chenille stems into a small character, decoration or themed project for different activity formats.

Use bonsai-inspired composition and colour to create a flat or layered artwork, with the medium confirmed for the programme.

Combine finger painting, oil pastel, watercolour or introductory painting into a suitable starting point for young children or families.

Use reusable or three-dimensional materials for a themed craft, model or installation direction in a regular class, workshop or activity day.

Choose ballet, jazz, Chinese dance or contemporary dance to build rhythm, coordination, movement foundations and stage confidence.

Start with beat, groove, foundation steps and short combinations to develop coordination, memory and group performance skills.

Use age-appropriate activities to build foundational fitness, balance, coordination and movement control, subject to venue and participant checks.

Begin with safe handling and foundation twists, then create an age-appropriate balloon model or themed piece within the activity time.

Use age-appropriate tricks, demonstration steps and presentation practice to develop coordination, sequencing and performance confidence.

Combine suitable booth games, crafts or interactive experiences around the organisation theme, venue, visitor flow and timing.