Updated September 2026
The Best Kids Sports Classes in Singapore (2026)
Listings are ranked using Google rating, review volume and website popularity, and refreshed regularly. Use the list to compare sports, schedules, locations and enrolment details.
Top 10
More highly-rated centres
luluto Pilates Studio (Clarke Quay)
Isplash Swim School
The Art of Living - Yoga and Meditation Classes In Singapore
Agora Colearning Preschool & Student Care – Alexandra
Newtonshow Central 1
World Nam Wah Pai Association- Qigong, Tai Chi & Martial Arts
Happy Fish Swim School - Bedok
The Gentle Art Academy (East)
ILDO Taekwondo Academy (Bukit Timah)
Xuan Sports @ Joo Koon (Headquarter)
Platinum Yoga @ Jurong Point Shopping Mall location
avoyoga
Scholar Basketball Academy
Crestar School of Dance @ Marine Parade
BlissYogaSG
Little Splashes Aquatics - Enabling Village Redhill
Bolly Dancing Studio in Singapore
RexArts Wushu
LK Taekwondo Institute (Alexandra)
Ben Lau Dance
Common Man Fight Club
Taeseong Taekwondo River Valley
International Sports Academy (ISA)
The Mindful Camp
KyungHee Taekwondo @ Jurong East
Prodigy by Proactiv Sports
LAVA Fitness Singapore @ Clarke Quay
Nithya Priyan School Of Yoga - Chinatown
SUL Academy
Swimwerks
Appleland Playhouse
Sweat Science Studio - Boxing Fitness
WEmbrace Pilates
GLOWco Move
Bushido Fight Academy
Gymkraft @ Yo:HA Tampines
Singapore Taekwon-do Academy Yishun Northpoint #03-38 Little Arts AcademyFrequently asked questions
How much do kids’ sports classes in Singapore usually cost?
Prices vary by provider and programme. Examples on this page include $15, $99 for two weekday trial classes, and $517–$836 per school term. Check each centre’s current fee schedule, registration charges, make-up policies and whether equipment or other costs are included before enrolling.
How should parents choose a kids’ sports class?
Compare the activity with your child’s interests, age suitability, ability level, location and timetable. Review the centre’s Google feedback and website information, then ask about lesson objectives, class arrangements, safety procedures, trial options and cancellation terms. A suitable schedule and realistic travel time can support regular attendance.
What should parents check before starting a kids’ sports class?
Confirm the recommended starting age, required skill level and whether the programme is recreational, developmental or competition-focused. Also check the class frequency, weekday or weekend format, trial availability and what children need to bring. These details help families match the programme to the child’s readiness and routine.
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