HOUSE ON THE HILL @ HOLLANDSE CLUB

Founded in 2012, House on the Hill is a family-run school. We are a house of curated learning, a genuine Montessori. We believe in immersing the child in an open and stimulating environment with a curriculum of experiential learning. Thoughtful consideration is put into the entire House on the Hill experience, from lush green surroundings to the daily learning curriculum. This allows each child to develop life-long skills for their futures successes, at their own pace.

There are four House on the Hill campuses - Mount Sophia, Balmoral Crescent, Pasir Panjang and Hollandse Club.

Please visit https://www.houseonthehill.com.sg/welcome to schedule a tour today!

We stay true to the values and education excellence of the Montessori method. Our specially- trained Montessori educators help to ensure our curriculum instils strong language and mathematical skills, preparing each child for their next step in either local or international schools.

House on the Hill is one of a few Montessori pre-schools in Singapore with individualised curriculum, vertical – learning, and 3-hour work cycle classes. To build critical thinking skills and creative independence, we create and weave in experiences that help with fostering a lifelong love of learning. Children at House on the Hill are imbued with a lasting sense of positivity to seize every moment of life.

The curriculum covers the five key Montessori areas of learning: Practical Life, Sensorial, Language, Mathematics and Culture. Our bespoke Mandarin program focuses on engagement, culture and communication. Through intensely interactive classes and passionate teachers, the children develop a joy of learning Mandarin, and experience the language through songs, dances, games, stories, and crafts.

We offer a wide variety of enrichment programmes such as
- Mandarin Enhancement Programme
- Speech and Drama,
- Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics (STEM)
- Creative and Aesthetics Programme
- Sportball

Our Mandarin Enhancement programme provides exposure to the Chinese Language and culture for the children! With cultural-based learning and Chinese Speech & Drama, we hope that the increased Mandarin exposure will cultivate the children’s love for the Chinese language and give them more opportunity to practise the use of the language!

Our Speech and Drama Programme aims to develop children to be articulate and fluent in their speech while carrying themselves confidently in public. Through role-plays, children are challenged on their perceptions about their world and themselves. They are also encouraged to express themselves through play while developing a love for the English language. This allows for a more positive and confident self-image while building the necessary social skills.

Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics – We are glad to partner Discover Everyday to have the children discover the wonders in everyday life. The programme has been specifically designed as a creative STEM programme for children aged between four to six years old. The children will use different modes of play such as hands-on activities and experiments, role-playing and creation of toys/models, etc to create fun active learning. Then leveraging on the experiences gained through play, they will engage the children in open-ended discussions to guide the children to arrive at the concepts.

Our Creative and Aesthetics Programme is provided by Wow ART Learnin!ng. Here our children explore the works of Joan Miro, Wu Guanzhong, Antoni Gaudi, and many more. They will learn the elements of art of colours and shades, textures, shapes, lines and dots. The variety of skills and techniques they will be exposed to will include contemporary Chinese Ink Painting, Mixed Media Painting, 3D Mosaic Sculpture and Gouache and Ink Painting.

The Sportball curriculum aims to foster an active and healthy lifestyle in children. Using appropriate coaching methods, they will introduce the fundamental concepts and sports skills behind 8 popular ball sports - baseball, rugby, basketball golf, hockey, soccer, tennis and volleyball. The programmes also focus on the development of Gross Motor skills, along with balance, strength, co-ordination, stamina, timing and of course, Sportsmanship.