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At Little Olive Tree Ghim Moh , meaningful learning often happens beyond classroom walls. It happens in real places, with real people, and real experiences.   This Chinese New Year season, our Pre-Nursery and Playgroup children, together with their parents and teachers, took a walk through the Ghim Moh wet market. An everyday space used by the young and old became a rich learning environment filled with colour, sounds, and stories waiting to be discovered.   As teachers guid

At Little Olive Tree, we believe that young children learn best through wonder, discovery, and meaningful experiences . Today, our Nursery children from Little Olive Tree P51 went on a garden visit that turned simple fruits into powerful learning moments. As they explored the garden, the children used their senses to see, touch, and smell  calamansi and lime, learning to tell the difference between the two. They also observed ripe and unripe bananas, noticing how colour revea

I would like to take this opportunity to express my heartfelt appreciation to the team at Little Olive Tree Ang Mo Kio for their dedication, professionalism, and genuine care in nurturing my child, Kayden. My sincere thanks to all the teachers, especially Teacher Jen, Su Lao Shi, Shen Lao Shi, Teacher Ben, and Ms Yin Shuang, for their patience, guidance, and consistent support throughout Kayden’s learning journey. Their kindness and commitment have made a meaningful and pos

We hear this often and on the surface, it sounds reasonable. After all, infants cannot talk, read, or follow instructions. Their days seem simple and repetitive. So why would they need a curriculum? At Little Olive Tree , we believe this assumption overlooks something essential: babies are learning all the time . From birth, infants are actively making sense of the world through their bodies, senses, and most importantly, their relationships with the adults who care for them.

At the start of January 2026, Little Olive Tree (Thomson) opened its doors for the very first time. As our newest centre, LOT Thomson brings the Little Olive Tree family to 18 centres islandwide —a milestone we hold with gratitude and a deep sense of responsibility. This was the beginning of a shared journey, one that we are honored to walk with every child and every family who steps through our doors. We believe that every child is a precious and unique masterpiece, lovingly

Discover 7 simple yet meaningful activities to help preschoolers develop gratitude in everyday moments, fostering character development and biblical values at home.

As we begin a new year, we are reminded of Jesus’ words about the vine and the branches. When we abide in Him, and He abides in us, we will bear much fruit. This is not only a spiritual idea for worship, but a deeply practical way of life that shapes how we learn, work, and grow together as a school community.   Abiding does not mean stepping back, and abounding does not mean excess. It is about life flowing—quietly, steadily, and faithfully—into real fruit. In a school, that

It’s the last day of the year. Some are making plans. Some are feeling the pull of the year ahead. Some are thinking a lot. Some don’t quite know what to think.   And that’s normal.   For parents, the year has been full in very ordinary ways. For our partners and friends, it has been a year of walking alongside.   So before the calendar turns, it helps to pause and ask:   What truly mattered?   At Little Olive Tree, we often return to a simple picture—a tree.   This year, wha