Any Science tuition centres that offers hands-on activities?

[christopherchen]

I am looking for a centre which is more well-rounded and include hands on activities or even experiments. Any centres or private tutors to recommend?

[G Tan]

christopherchen:

I'm currently sending my child to Newcastle education centre, however it seems like the centre only provides worksheets and commercially available assessment books. I'm disappointed as it doesn't seem to help my child who has a short attention span. I am looking for a centre which is more well-rounded and include hands on activities or even experiments. Any centres or private tutors to recommend?

Little Einstein provides short science experiemtns during lessons!

[christopherchen]

Where’s little einstein?

[G Tan]

christopherchen:

Where's little einstein?

At Clementi.

[MasteryCCK]

At Mastery, we believed that students learn better with hands-on activities.

[Science Alive LC]

At Science Alive Learning Centre, our lessons are uniquely aided with MOE syllabus-based hands-on experiments and related worksheets to strengthen our students’ knowledge and application of the Science concepts, allowing them to excel in their exams.

[Dr.033430Daniel]

I do experiments in my Secondary level classes. It is a great way to learn science. I remember enjoying that style of learning when I was in Secondary school in the US. Descriptions of our classes are here: http://physicsandcalculus.com/singapore-physics-tuition

[pandan_cheese]

My son attended the science workshop at Up activity center. Cheap and good! It's not really tuition, but for encouraging curiosity, it's alright. check out the facebook. http://www.facebook.com/upkidssingapore.

[SuperDadandMum]

Heard that Mind Stretcher going to have hands-on Science Program added to their array of programmes.


May want to visit their Open House on 7 Nov and 14 Nov. Visit http://www.mindstretcher.com/OPenHouse/ for more info.


I will be bring my sister's children and my children along. Free event anyway.

[nms1]

Does anyone have any more recent recommendations? I am also looking for something more hands-on and more focussed on exploring science outside of the school curriculum. Not trying to teach ahead of the school but satisfying my son’s curiosity. I find the primary school curriculum very limited and rigid so I don’t want him to lose his interest and passion for science.