Our Events

Find out about special events at MK@Oasis and how we support children's smooth move to Primary 1.

Last updated on 28 September 2026

Special Events in Semester Two 2026

Children learn about environmental care through recycling activities, nature visits and eco-friendly actions.

Children celebrate Singapore’s diverse cultures through cultural activities, crafts, food, martial arts and music.

Children, families and teachers celebrate Singapore’s National Day through art activities and fun team-based relay games.

Special Events in Semester One 2026

Children take part in Total Defence Week activities, including fire safety games, emergency drills, and hands-on learning about preparedness.

Children celebrate Chinese New Year through crafts, cultural performances, and festive activities.

Poster showing preschool children celebrating Hari Raya through traditional dress, a fashion show, crafts, games, and festive snack tasting in a fun classroom setting.

Poster showing preschool children participating in Book Week activities, including a library visit, storytelling, dramatic play, and a family book picnic to promote reading and literacy.

Banner showcasing preschool children celebrating the Dragon Boat Festival through rice dumpling making, cultural learning, games, and group activities.

On-going Transition to P1 Programme in MK@Oasis

The transition from preschool to primary school is one of the largest and most important changes children have to encounter & manage at that age.

Fabian & Dunlop, 2006

A successful transition to Primary 1 has a positive impact on the children's academic performance, social and emotional development. Children who are adequately equipped with the skills to adapt to a new environment, will be able to ease into their primary school more quickly. The sooner they adapt, the better their school and learning experience will be.

In our MK, we start to nurture the children holistically from Day 1 of their kindergarten journey so that they are confident, demonstrate strong social skills and have a good foundation in literacy and numeracy.

In addition, our team collaborates with parents and primary school educators in smoothening and easing the children’s transition.

Towards the end of K2, the preparation becomes more deliberate. This includes doing activities such as visiting of primary school classrooms and participating in planned (structured) activities and routines.

Watch the video below to find out how the MOE Kindergarten (MK) curriculum supports children in their transition to Primary 1 (P1).