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About Children's Worklab
About Children's Worklab
Children's Worklab is an education provider offering holiday camps, based at Forum The Shopping Mall on Orchard Road and serving families islandwide. The listing has been verified by KakiList, and the provider holds a 5/5 rating across 121 Google reviews — a robust sample that lends meaningful weight to that score. No pricing is publicly listed, so families should enquire directly for current programme fees.
When considering a holiday camp at Children's Worklab, it is worth asking about the age range and level fit for your child, the themes or skills covered in each camp, and whether sessions run as full-day or half-day programmes. Parents typically want to understand the group size, the ratio of facilitators to children, and whether any materials or equipment are included in the fee. If your child has not attended before, ask whether a trial or introductory session is available before committing to a full camp block, and confirm the cancellation or transfer policy should plans change during the school holidays.
To take the next step, reach out to Children's Worklab via WhatsApp, phone, or the online enquiry form to ask about upcoming holiday camp schedules, age-group placement, and current fees.
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5/5 from 121 Google reviewsRobust sample — meaningful weight can be placed on this score.
Take the trial class and confirm the tutor's actual credentials before committing to a term.
Google Reviews ⭐ 5 (121 reviews)
HM
★★★★★
My son has been attending Worklab for 3 years and out of all the classes we have tried, this is the only one he has truly stuck with. The team at Worklab is professional and caring, and their well-structured program ensures that every class is engaging and meaningful. I am so grateful that my son was able to start young and explore the world of lego and now robotics. I have watched him grow over the years - developing fine motor skills, nurturing his creativity, and strengthening his logical thinking. The biggest reward is seeing the pure joy on his face every time he leaves class. Worklab’s dedication, high standards and attention to progress makes it truly special. From the bottom of my heart, I would highly recommend Worklab to any parent looking for a program that is both fun and enriching.
felix tan
★★★★★
The staff and teachers are amazing and my son thoroughly enjoy his 2 weeks camp. He actually said this is the only robotics school that he wants to attend. The boss has also been very engaging and flexible towards the course. Highly recommended to send kids here!
Adam Matteo
★★★★★
My family has used this Lego centre for coming on 10 years, and it continues to be an excellent experience for kids aged 5yo to 15yo! The staff and instructors are focused and friendly, and mgmt has always been reasonable and flexible about registrations/reservations/cancellations, etc. I would recommend the Children's Worklab for any parents with kids interested in Lego, building, robotics, etc. GREAT PLACE to explore and learn!
Aylwin Lee
★★★★★
My son has been attending the regular lessons for more than 3 years now and he enjoys going to the lessons every time. The instructors are very patient and will always be there to guide him whenever he is unable to move forward as his coding skills are not very good. He had participated in the National Robotics Challenge this year with Children's Worklab and is a very rewarding experience for him.
Ron Edwards
★★★★★
We’ve been taking our children here for years, and our experience has been nothing but positive. The staff is patient, attentive, and truly great with kids from all backgrounds. Our children love being here. I can only speak from our experience, but we’ve consistently seen professionalism and care.
Children's Worklab vs other providers in Singapore
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
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| Children's Worklab (this page) | ⭐ 5.0 | 121 | — | ✓ |
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| Waga Mari Charters | ⭐ 5.0 | 263 | — | ✓ |
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does Children's Worklab charge per session?›
Children's Worklab has not published its pricing publicly, so fees will need to be confirmed directly with the provider. Holiday camps in Singapore are typically priced on a per-camp or per-week basis rather than per individual session, with full-programme fees varying depending on duration, materials included, and group size. Ask whether there are sibling discounts or early-bird rates for booking multiple camp blocks in advance. For a broader sense of what holiday camp programmes cost across Singapore, see the full holiday camps cost guide for Singapore →
Can I try a class before committing?›
Whether Children's Worklab offers a standalone trial session before a full camp commitment is something to confirm directly with the provider. For holiday camps specifically, the programme format — condensed into a few days or a week — can make a traditional trial class less straightforward than with a regular weekly enrichment class. When enquiring, ask to speak with a facilitator or camp coordinator, find out what a typical day looks like, and if possible, read through a sample camp schedule. This gives you a clearer sense of teaching style, group dynamics, and whether the content is pitched at the right level for your child before you pay for a full block.
What are the facilitators' credentials at Children's Worklab?›
Children's Worklab has not publicly listed the qualifications or backgrounds of its camp facilitators. When enquiring, it is reasonable to ask about the team's educational background, any relevant industry or pedagogical training, and their experience working with children in the relevant age group. For holiday camps, also ask about the facilitator-to-child ratio during sessions, as this affects how much individual attention each child receives. If the camp covers a specialist area — such as coding, art, or science — asking whether facilitators hold subject-specific credentials or industry experience is a fair and useful question.