Thank you Lumbini Academy and Silta Lumbini Preschool (Yangon, Myanmar) for hosting the BibiNogs team! We had a wonderful exchange and a fruitful time in Yangon! Your holistic education approach was inspirational, and your students’ laughters and engagement in the classrooms reminded us that learning can be, and should be, made enjoyable for all children!

A good day starts with a yoga and exercise session

Playing outdoors is a recipe for healthy minds and bodies

Thank you for being a great host!

On December 3rd, BibiNogs held its Annual Charity Event. Every year, BibiNogs organises a charity event to give back to the community, locally or abroad. This year, we were pleased to be supporting the NUHS Fund – a fund set up by National University Hospital of Singapore to support children with severe medical conditions needing funds for medical treatment.

At the same event, there was a 45-minute parent workshop conducted by our Director, Ms Joyce Lim. Joyce has 20 years of experience in the Early Childhood field and is a certified trainer. The topic of the workshop was “Primary One Preparation: Raising Resilient Kids”. 

Parents had a fruitful time attending the workshop and purchasing second-hand books (and directly contributing to NUHS Fund this way), while children had a wonderful time creating crafts and engaging in hands-on activities!

Parents attending a parent workshop on how to raise resilient children

Parents engaged in the parent workshop

Parents deeply involved in the discussions while attending the parent workshop

Our little K2 bookseller was hard at work. (Prior to the event, BibiNogs’ families and friends donated pre-loved and new books. The books were sold at the charity event and all proceeds go directly to NUHS Fund.)

Parents get to purchase interesting books while doing good for the community

The bookseller was kept busy the whole time!

Children created X’mas crafts

Parents and their children engaged in hands-on activities together

Teachers helped children with their hands-on activities

Home-cooked refreshments were prepared by our very own teachers!

On 16 November 2017, delegates from  Russia, Kazakhstan and Serbia visited BibiNogs Preschool at King’s Arcade. The delegates’ goals were to: study BibiNogs’ best practices, understand our curriculum and pedagogy/teaching approaches, as well as to get to know the rich cultures and traditions that exist in Singapore. The delegates were educators, school leaders, business leaders as well as officials from government agencies.

The delegates observed our teachers and children in their classrooms. Our children engaged the delegates in activities as well as put up a performance for them. A lively and fruitful exchange then took place between the delegates and our Teachers, Principals and Directors. At the end of their visit, BibiNogs children presented the delegates with Batik art pieces that they created themselves!

Delegates observed teachers and children in action

Our Director Joyce made a presentation to introduce BibiNogs’ philosophy, curriculum and teaching approaches

A lively and productive exchange took place. We all learned alot about each others’ education systems and schools!

Our children created Batik art pieces that symbolise Singapore’s cultural heritage for the delegates . The delegates were thrilled to receive Batik art pieces as memorabilia from Singapore!

The delegates presented beautiful cultural gifts to BibiNogs. Thank you!

This was a very productive and heart-warming exchange for the adults and children alike!

Every year, BibiNogs organises a charity event to give back to the community, locally or abroad. This year, we are pleased to announce that we will be supporting the NUHS Fund – a fund set up by National University Hospital of Singapore to support children with severe medical conditions needing funds for medical treatment. In conjunction with the charity event, our Kindergarten will be opening its doors for new parents to visit. Come check us out and do some good on 3rd December!

How you can be a part of this:

1) Donate your children’s pre-loved books now (drop them off at any of our centres)! Then come to our Charity Drive and Open House on 3rd December, all the donated books will be sold there and all proceeds from the sale will go to NUHS Fund.

2) Attend a talk by our Director cum Certified Trainer, Ms Joyce Lim, who has 20 years of experience in the Early Childhood field. At the Charity Drive on 3rd December, Joyce will conduct a 45-min Parents’ Workshop on ‘Primary One Preparation: Raising Resilient Kids’. All proceeds from will go to NUHS Fund.

3) Visit our Kindergarten at King’s Arcade and get to know what makes BibiNogs so special! You will enjoy discounts off your term fee if you/your friend sign up for our Kindergarten/Drop-off programmes at the event!

See you on 3rd December! Sign up and RSVP at enquiry@bibinogs.com

Teachers’ Day is always the most special day of the year at BibiNogs. On this day, we show gratitude to our teachers for their hard work and dedication, and shower them with the same kind of love that they give the children everyday.

On 1^st of September, our centres were open only in the morning. In the afternoon, all teachers gathered at our King’s Arcade Preschool for an afternoon of celebration and pampering. The day ended with a heartwarming and lovely dinner. Happy Teachers’ Day, and Thank You, to all the wonderful teachers of BibiNogs!

Teachers made their own lip scrub with natural ingredients like ground coffee, sea salt, brown sugar, coconut oil, olive oil etc.

Teachers got crafty, creative and made products out of love – every one made monogram Letters for another fellow teacher using yarn, pipe cleaners, patterned tapes etc. Everyone gets a lovely keepsake!

Joyce taught everyone Brain Gym – kinesiology-based exercises to help everyone relax, rejuvenate and align bodies with minds.

Teacher Yani shows what it’s like to be in a Laughter Yoga class – we laughed our way to good health and sprightly spirits.

Teacher Judah, our teacher who is a professionally-trained dancer, taught everyone how to jive like an expert (and like there is no tomorrow)!

Teachers dined and bonded over a beautiful dinner. It was the perfect end to the day!

We had our first ever Open House on the 23rd July (UE Square branch) and 30th July (Serene Centre and King’s Arcade branches) – and it was a blast!! Thank you for coming in, participating in our activities and showing your support for BibiNogs! We had so much fun getting to know you and your children! See you at our classes soon.

It was a busy day at BibiNogs UE Square!

An exhibition of BibiNogs’ children’s artwork

Children immersed in engaging cognitive games

The event was more than an Open House – it was an educational cultural trail for all children!

Our happy teachers in their cultural/traditional set-ups

Parents and children sampling our fun parent-accompanied class

Learning can be fun and engaging – for both children and parents alike!

Traditional Chinese art is fun and easy to make by blowing and stamping

Let’s get our minds working through various cognitive games

Making traditional food together is fun and “full-filling”

Playing the traditional game, Congkak, in its original form and in modified preschool-level version

Children having a go at traditional games

Our multi-cultural teachers having fun at the Open House!

On Saturday, May 28th, Bibinogs presented 6 English and Mandarin trial classes at Cool De Sac, one of Singapore’s largest indoor playground.  This event was organised by Serious About Preschool. Over 70 children and parents/caregivers attended the classes, and had a bash!

Here are some photos from our English sessions:

Animated BibiNogs’ English teachers engaged children (and parents alike)

Through dramatisation and games, BibiNogs teachers captivated the attention of the group

BibiNogs teachers worked on children’s bodies and hearts (not just their minds)!

The hands-on craft activity extended children’s learning.

Here are some photos from our Mandarin sessions:

It’s fun Mandarin time! What are the teachers up to?

Children learned Mandarin through dramatisation and sensory exploration.

Learning Mandarin through movement is the best kind of learning for kids!

BibiNogs’ Mandarin teachers engaged children and parents with exploration and hands-on craft activities.