In a nationwide initiative that brings families and enrichment closer than ever, Flying Cape has launched the SG60 Experience Credits programme, offering every eligible parent in Singapore a chance to redeem unique learning and bonding opportunities for their children.
Timed to mark Singapore’s 60th birthday, this thoughtful giveaway aims to nurture not just young minds, but also the family bonds that support them. From 1 August to 31 December 2025, Singaporean and PR parents with children aged 15 and below can redeem a complimentary SG60 Experience Credit via Singpass, which unlocks a curated selection of child-focused experiences across the arts, sports, tech and more.
A new chapter for family learning
Flying Cape’s SG60 initiative is more than a giveaway. It is a family-first campaign that puts the spotlight on holistic growth, accessible learning and shared discovery. With over 800,000 credits set aside, the platform is partnering with renowned enrichment providers to create memorable, hands-on experiences that support the next generation of learners.
“The SG60 Experience Credits aims to celebrate our nation’s progress and help strengthen community bonds by opening doors to new experiences for our youth that can spark learning, discovery, and personal growth. We’re grateful for the support of our network of enrichment partners who share this vision and are coming together to make these opportunities possible for families across Singapore,” shared Lydia Ang, General Manager of Flying Cape.
The credits are valid for one year from redemption and can be used across Flying Cape’s newly launched SG60 Experiences Platform, featuring a wide mix of activities from music and drama to robotics and football.
From the stage to the sports field
Whether your child is a budding coder, an aspiring ballerina or a future sports star, the SG60 campaign has something to spark their curiosity. Participating brands include ACT 3 Drama Academy, Real Madrid Foundation Football and Basketball School, Kindermusik With Love Studios, Dancepointe Academy, The Lab, The Go Academy, Crestar Learning Centre and more.
Real Madrid Foundation’s sports programme gives young learners a taste of world-class football and basketball coaching. “Sports have always been a powerful tool for character building,” shared Dr Ken Peh, Senior Coach and Sports Technical Developer. “Through our partnership with Flying Cape, we are excited to make our programme more accessible and give more young Singaporeans the chance to experience our global training philosophy.”
Meanwhile, ACT 3 Drama Academy brings imagination and expression to the forefront. “Drama is more than a class, it’s a journey,” said Principal April Wee. “The SG60 Experience Credits create new opportunities for families to explore the transformative power of drama.”
Other highlights include music exploration with Believer Music and Kindermusik, strategic thinking through Go (weiqi) at The Go Academy, and hands-on coding at The Lab. Many of the experiences are suitable even for very young children, starting from just 18 months old.
Extra perks and exclusive collabs
Flying Cape is also sweetening the deal. Each month, the first 500 parents who redeem their credits and successfully book an experience will receive a bonus activity, with offerings from partners such as The Polliwogs VivoCity, Nekoland at Clarke Quay Central, X-scap8 at Orchard Central and MoFunLand’s Rubik’s Cube.
In collaboration with NTUC Club and My Family Kaki (MFK), Flying Cape is also introducing co-branded parent-child workshops that offer discounted access to quality time and shared learning. These monthly public sessions range from robotics adventures to creative music exploration, and are designed to help families bond through interactive, engaging formats.
Beyond redemptions, the campaign includes SG60 Education Deals, which make quality enrichment more affordable, and a group-buy feature called SG60 Deal Hunt, encouraging communities to come together for greater savings.
Why this matters
Singapore’s parenting landscape is evolving, with more families seeking enriching activities that go beyond academics. In an era where soft skills, adaptability and creativity are becoming just as important as exam scores, the SG60 Experience Credits initiative reflects a timely shift in how families are engaging with learning.
Flying Cape, known for its diagnostic learning tools and advisory platform, has long supported parents in making informed enrichment choices. With close to 2,500 education partnerships and a presence across the region, the company continues to champion accessible, child-centred development.
This campaign is not just about giving away experiences. It is about giving families the chance to grow together, explore new passions and make lasting memories during this meaningful SG60 year.
To find out more and view the full list of participating experiences, visit www.flyingcape.com.sg/sg60.
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