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Date: 10 October 2025 (Perfect Ten) Venue: Conrad Singapore Marina Bay Guests: 270 attendees Organised by: Presbyterian Preschool Services (PPS)   On a night where everything felt just right — 10 October, a Perfect Ten — 270 guests gathered at Conrad Singapore Marina Bay for a dinner that would not only feed the body, but stir the soul.   The Tenfold Blessings Gala Dinner was not just a fundraiser. It was a heartfelt invitation to see the world through the eyes of children —

At Little Olive Tree Preschools, we believe every child is wonderfully made and uniquely gifted. This year’s Be Younique Day  was a beautiful reflection of that belief, as four of our centres came together in joyful celebration—each with their own creative take on what it means to be “uniquely you”.   🎾 Ghim Moh Campus – Sports Day The energy was infectious as children arrived in a colourful array of sports attire! From soccer to rollerblading, our little athletes warmed up

At Little Olive Tree , we believe that learning happens everywhere—not just in the classroom. Our recent visit to KidsSTOP™ Singapore  was an exciting opportunity for our little ones to explore, experiment, and have fun while learning! Thrills, Skills, and Hands-On Exploration The moment we stepped into KidsSTOP™, the excitement was palpable. The children eagerly dived into various hands-on experiences that challenged their curiosity, courage, and coordination. 🌟 Soaring Hig

With the year drawing to a close and the Graduation Concert done and dusted, the graduating Kindergarten 2 children in some of our...

With the year drawing to a close and the Graduation Concert done and dusted, the graduating Kindergarten 2 children in some of our Centres had one more exciting event to look forward to before they each embark on their new journeys in Primary School next year. It was the K2 Camp! We had wanted to give the children one last memorable experience with their peers – we wanted to celebrate them. This camp, however, we wanted to celebrate life too. What better way to do it than to

With every big event that we organise and execute for the children, we are blessed to always have our village rooting for us and coming through with their different talents and time to make things work. For Creation C.A.R.E this year, we were fortunate to have a variety of parent volunteers who took on different roles in helping us, from creating the artworks to being there for the art showcase.   Over at LOT Holland Village, it started with the mother of one of the K2s who

With every big event that we organise and execute for the children, we are blessed to always have our village rooting for us and coming...

At the beginning of April, student councillors of Hai Sing Catholic School (HSC) shared with their teachers their proposal to conduct a Values-in-Action (VIA) project, with a sincere desire to contribute meaningfully to the Pasir Ris community around their school. Thus, they reached out to Jasmyn, Principal of LOT Pasir Ris 21 (P21) to explore potential opportunities for collaboration. Jasmyn then shared about how they could come alongside the children to build the “tree” the

At the beginning of April, student councillors of Hai Sing Catholic School (HSC) shared with their teachers their proposal to conduct a...

When Josiah was born, his parents named him Jevan, a Tamil name which means Bringer of Life. His mother Sheila prayed forJevan that he...

When Josiah was born, his parents named him Jevan, a Tamil name which means Bringer of Life . His mother Sheila prayed forJevan that he would grow up righteous and love God, and gave him another name, Josiah , which is Hebrew for God supports and heals .  When Josiah was 2 years old, he could already count from 1 to 20. Thus, his parents wanted to give him a good foundational education and enrolled him in a preschool that advertised a strong program in mathematics.  Not long

The first day of school this year was exciting for more reasons than one. Aside from the children getting to see all their friends and...

The first day of school this year was exciting for more reasons than one. Aside from the children getting to see all their friends and teachers again after many had taken a break to go overseas on holidays or to spend time with family, we were starting the year with a new, refreshed brand – Little Olive Tree (LOT). As our 11 Presbyterian Preschools were   rebranded as Little Olive Tree Preschools with effect from 1 January 2024, we now have a total of 16 LOT Preschools island

In this series of chats with our staff, we get up close and personal. They share about things like their favourite drinks, to their...

In this series of chats with our staff, we get up close and personal. They share about things like their favourite drinks, to their experiences and motivations at work. Hi, could you introduce yourself? I’m Xavier Cheh, I’m 27 this year, and I’m an English Preschool Teacher at Pasir Ris 21 Centre. What did you study before you started your career? I studied Game Design in Temasek Polytechnic which was my 7th choice, my original few choices were teaching-related so I was sad t

Joy and laughter could be heard from afar from children and parents at our Pasir Ris 21 Centre last Thursday during their Carnival – Big Causes by Little Voices. The heart of the carnival was to raise funds for the community. They kicked off the carnival with performances at the void deck, where children were singing and playing instruments enthusiastically. The music captivated many including the residents living in the neighbourhood. Additionally, games were organised by th

Joy and laughter could be heard from afar from children and parents at our Pasir Ris 21 Centre last Thursday during their Carnival – Big...

Over the Chinese New Year period this year, our centres had many activities prepared for the children to enjoy and take part in. Here are some of the highlights from various centres! Pasir Ris 21 Centre The children at our Pasir Ris 21 centre were treated to a whole range of activities! The teachers prepared a display of different CNY goodies, decorations and outfits as part of a learning journey activity for the children. Parents also submitted photos and videos of how their