Homeschool Singapore

Navigating the CE exemption process can feel overwhelming — especially when you're doing it for the first time.

Join us for CE Talk 2026, where homeschool parents who have been through the process share what they know — from the very first step to getting the approval.

📅 16 May 2026, Saturday
🕘 9.30 – 11.30 AM
📍 , #01-75 Bras Basah Complex

Thank you to our venue host Ketojiak for having us!

Sign up at tinyurl.com/2026librarychapters

Homeschooling is alternative education, come join us to find out more about how to make it work.

Singapore has educators who care deeply. Parents who are paying attention. Social workers, nonprofit leaders, and policymakers who want better outcomes for children. What we don't always have is a shared space to think through education reform - what's working at the fringe, and how to make it work for more children. That's what the Alternative Education Forum 2026 is for.

On 7–8 May, Little U brings these worlds into the same room — educators, parents, school leaders, social workers, nonprofit leaders and policymakers — to have an honest, evidence-based conversation about holistic education and what it takes to make it real.

Early bird registratio ends today, 30 March 2026

What does Charlotte Mason home education actually look like in Singapore? 🇸🇬

Shu Ping — mum of two girls, 6 and 10 — is here to show you. She stumbled into homeschooling by circumstance, discovered Charlotte Mason through trial and error, and hasn't looked back since.

"Homeschooling now feels sustainable and life-giving instead of draining."

Join her at our April Library Chapter as she shares her journey — honest, practical, and deeply encouraging for any family on this path.

📅 8 April 2026, Wed · 2–4 PM
📍 Telok Blangah
🔗 Sign up: tinyurl.com/2026librarychapters

As a community, we often come together to celebrate milestones and achievements in our homeschooling journeys.

But just as important is showing up for one another in moments of need.

This is one such moment.

If you are able, we invite you to extend your support, and be part of a journey of healing, dignity, and hope.

https://rayofhope.sg/campaign/annika/

Every child deserves to learn without fear 🌟

Annika's learning journey at Little U is made possible through community support.
Supporting Annika's journey at Little U means supporting a family's hope for their child's future.

Join us in making a difference today. No amount is too small.

Donate:
https://rayofhope.sg/campaign/annika/

Congrats to Avel Chua!

Avel Chua (far left) is a homeschooler, and last night, he was part of the team of 4 swimmers, that broke a long standing National Record in the Boys Under-17 4x200m Freestyle 🎉 at Singapore National Age Group!

The previous record, set in 2015, was 7:48.24.

Avel is 14 years old, the youngest in the team.

Many ages. Many seasons. One beautiful, chaotic journey.

📚If you're homeschooling kids at different stages — or wondering how on earth anyone does it — come join Mei Ling as she shares the real, messy, merciful experience of teaching 4 kids from tots to teens.

🗓 26 March 2026 (Thursday)
🕑 2 – 4PM
📍 Jurong East

Sign up at the link in bio 👆
tinyurl.com/2026librarychapters2026

Our first of the long awaited series of the Library Chapter notes is up!

Thank you for waiting patiently with us. We hope that these notes that grew out of the Library Chapters will help parents who seek to homeschool and parent their children.

Check out our Librarian's notes at our website!
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What does it mean to truly believe in your neurodiverse child? 🏠

At our July 2025 Library Chapters session, Apple Teoh and Jonnansical Boo opened their books and shared candidly about raising and homeschooling their neurodiverse children — the challenges, the breakthroughs, and the quiet moments of conviction that kept them going.

Apple, a homeschooling mum of three, spoke about creating safe, integrative spaces where her children — including her daughter with Down Syndrome — could grow, fail, and try again. Jonn shared how she taught her son with autism to know his rights, pursue his passions, and find his own path to independence.

Both mums reminded us that success looks different for every child — and that we, as parents, are always learning too.
"We are also in that state of learning and relearning." — Apple Teoh
The full librarian's notes are on our website — link in bio. 🔗

What comes after PSLE — if you choose a different path? 🌱

Meet Luqman and Elijah, two homeschooled teens who'll share what life really looks like beyond primary school: how they learn, grow, make friends, and figure out who they want to be.

This is a rare chance to hear it straight from the teens themselves. Just real stories and an open Q&A.

🗓 28 February 2026 (Saturday) | 12pm – 2pm
📍 Tampines East
🎟 Free admission | Limited to 8 parent-teen pairs

Perfect for parents and teens exploring alternatives to mainstream secondary school. Grab your spot before it fills up!

🔗 Sign up at tinyurl.com/2026librarychapters

O Levels results season can feel overwhelming.

Everyone seems to have an opinion on which pathway is "best" — but what if the question isn't about best, but about *fit*?

Teacher Yvonne Neo shares a perspective many of us need to hear:

"Choose soul over speed."

✨ Honor your teen's unique learning profile
✨ Consider their long-term wellbeing, not just short-term prestige
✨ Find the route that opens doors to growth — for THEM

Whether it's polytechnic, ITE, JC, homeschooling, or an alternative pathway, the right choice is the one that fits your family.

📥 Download our free guide: Navigating Post-GCE O Levels Pathways
📖 Read Yvonne's full reflection on choosing with clarity and compassion

Read the article and Download the guide here
https://homeschoolsingapore.sg/2026/01/17/a-teachers-note-choose-soul-over-speed-for-your-post-o-level-schooling-pathway/

Kicking off the Library Chapters in 2026

Join Sukesy as she shares real talk on secondary-level homeschooling!

From balancing academics with wellbeing to navigating post-PSLE transitions, get insights from a mom who's been there 5 times over.

Register at tinyurl.com/2026librarychapters

Homeschooling doesn’t just happen at home.
What about socialization? What about the world beyond the home?

That is the wrong question, really. The better one might be: what does engagement look like when young people have the time, space, and agency to pursue it meaningfully?

Dive into these stories of agency, growth, and real impact.

https://homeschoolsingapore.sg/2025/12/11/snapshots-the-homeschool-life-in-action/