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On April 30, the Kindergarten 1 and Kindergarten 2 children, from Little Olive Tree Rochor, went to a Community Garden to see different types of plants that were grown there. There, they met Mr Kwang, the Head Garden, together with his team of volunteers. The K1 children started their session by planting a variety of seeds. The children were guided by Mr Kwang and the volunteers how to plant the seeds and the care that was required for the seeds to grow. The children were fil

You finally got it. The most coveted Infant Care (IFC) slot. And instead of feeling relieved… you find yourself spiralling. Because your current arrangement is actually working. Your helper is good. Your baby is attached. The house runs smoothly. Nobody is in crisis. So now the question is no longer “What should I do?” It becomes: “Am I about to disrupt something that is already working?” And then, the other voice comes in. What about socialization? What about development? Wh

Before embarking on their Learning Journey, our K1 and K2 children at Little Olive Tree Rochor were introduced to the topic of animal habitats. Through a thoughtfully curated video, they observed different environments and discussed how each habitat supports different kinds of animals. They discovered that every living thing has a place where it belongs. Stella thoughtfully shared, “Grass is important for animals… without grass, they will die.” In that simple observation,

Last Saturday, Little Olive Tree @ Rochor opened its doors to the community for a special Open House event—inviting parents, families, and curious visitors to step inside and experience the warmth of our newly renovated centre! Located at 138 Prinsep Street, in the heart of town, LOT Rochor stands as a nurturing space where learning is holistic, joyful, and deeply rooted in our values of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness . The Open House boasted expansive classrooms and facilitie

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

Christmas came alive at Little Olive Tree (Rochor) with an atmosphere of pure joy and excitement! The children, dressed in their cutest Christmas outfits, brought warmth and festive cheer to every corner of the school. The celebration began with an icebreaker game, Passing the Presents , where little hands eagerly passed around wrapped boxes. Inside were letters that, when put together, spelled out "Jesus Is Born." This simple yet meaningful activity reminded everyone of the