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Spirits soared high as over 200 staff from various centres and HQ arrived for PPS Learning Day: The Art of Learning in unique and quirky...

On 27 to 29 May, Presbyterian Preschool Services participated in the Creation C.A.R.E. 3D Public Art Showcase at Orchard Central’s...

On 27 to 29 May, Presbyterian Preschool Services participated in the Creation C.A.R.E. 3D Public Art Showcase at Orchard Central’s Atrium. The artwork displayed were a labour of love by our children and their teachers advocating for creation care. We were also joined by 11 other preschools for this showcase that was supported by Far East Organisation and Creation Care SG . Leading up to this event, the children learnt about why creation care matters. Other than preserving a

Some of us may remember a Chinese song that was released in 1989 titled “甜蜜的家庭” (My Sweet Family). The song sings of how lovely the...

Some of us may remember a Chinese song that was released in 1989 titled “ 甜蜜的家庭 ” ( My Sweet Family). The song sings of how lovely the family is - clean and comfortable, siblings living together in harmony and parents that are kind and loving. ​我的家庭真可愛 整洁美滿又安康 姊妹兄弟很和氣 父亲母亲都慈祥 虽然沒有好花园 春兰秋桂常飘香 虽然沒有大厅堂 冬天溫暖夏天涼 可愛的家庭呀 我不能离开你 你的恩惠比天长 ​My family is so lovely It’s clean, we are happy and in good health Our siblings live harmoniously Parents are kind and loving Even though we do no

Curious faces and fingers being pointed excitedly at cute little crabs and turtles were a common sight at Central Public Library in the...

Curious faces and fingers being pointed excitedly at cute little crabs and turtles were a common sight at Central Public Library in the last week of April. Not real ones of course - a whole underwater world including ocean and sea animals, corals and more was created by the little but nimble hands of preschool children! Children from Presbyterian Preschool Services had collected materials such as used plastic bottles, cardboards, straws, cups an d newspapers to create impress

Laughter, big smiles and wishes of “Happy Birthday” were in abundance during Learning Day last Friday. Other than being a centre-closure day for a time for rest, reflection, fun, and bonding, 1 April 2022 also marked our “hatch” day - the first official day of Presbyterian Preschool Services (PPS) being our own entity, separate from Presbyterian Community Services (PCS). To warm ourselves up for the day’s activities, all centres joined in to do the “Chicken Dance” led by the