danSing academy
Singing classes for kids aged 5–11 in Singapore, helping children build confidence, vocal skills and creativity at Swiss Club, Bukit Timah.
Our singing classes help children develop much more than vocal skills. Through fun songs, breathing exercises and performance practice, children build confidence, communication and self-expression while developing a lifelong love of music. Every lesson encourages children to find their voice in a fun and supportive environment.
Singing is one part of DanSing Academy’s performing arts programme, alongside dance and drama. Together, these disciplines help children develop confidence, creativity, teamwork and stage presence while enjoying a well-rounded performing arts experience.
Ages 5-11
For ages 5–11, in two small groups
Singing classes help children develop vocal skills, confidence and creativity while improving breathing, listening and communication. They also encourage self-expression, musical ability and stage confidence in a fun and supportive environment.
Children can begin singing lessons from age 5. At DanSing Academy, our singing classes are designed for children aged 5–11, helping them build strong vocal foundations while enjoying music in an engaging and encouraging setting.
Children learn vocal techniques, breathing exercises, pitch control, rhythm and performance skills. They also build confidence, improve communication and develop a lifelong appreciation for music through enjoyable group activities.
Yes. Our singing classes welcome beginners as well as children with previous experience. Lessons are tailored to each child’s ability, allowing them to learn at their own pace while building confidence and vocal skills.
Choose a singing programme with experienced instructors, age-appropriate lessons and a supportive environment where children can develop vocal technique, confidence and performance skills. A free trial class is also a great way to see if it’s the right fit.
Yes. Singing classes encourage children to perform, express themselves and communicate with confidence. As they develop their vocal abilities and participate in group activities, they become more comfortable speaking and performing in front of others.
