After-School Program at Prodigy Singapore

Enter Prodigy After School Club at Katong Point, a program that doesn’t just mind the gap; it transforms it. Launched on 15 September 2025, Prodigy blends academic support, daily sports, STEAM creativity, and genuine social connection for children aged 4–12. Think of it as the Swiss Army knife of after-school care: structured yet playful, affordable yet premium, local yet world-class.

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Why After-School Programs Are Non-Negotiable in 2025

Singapore’s education system is legendary, but it ends at the bell. The Ministry of Education reports that 68% of Primary 1–6 students attend some form of after-school activity, yet many options remain siloed: tuition, drills, maths, sports clubs, skip homework, and screen time fill the rest.

A Day at Prodigy: 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Reimagined

3:00 p.m. – The Soft Landing

Children are greeted by name at the condo gate. Backpacks are hung, hands are sanitised, and a healthy snack awaits:. No sugar crashes here.

3:15 p.m. – Homework, But Make It Human

The Academic Anchor session transforms study time into a purposeful and engaging experience. Our dedicated coaches guide students through structured tasks, helping turn academic challenges into opportunities for growth. For those who need extra support, one-on-one attention ensures steady progress and confidence building, while advanced learners enjoy enrichment activities that stretch their curiosity and skills. The environment is thoughtfully designed, complete with focus tools and calm workspaces, to help every child find their own rhythm. It’s a space where learning feels supported, not stressful.

4:00 p.m. – Sweat Science

Head of Sports Coach Haikel (“Mr. Muscle Man”) leads daily physical play. Monday might be floorball relays; Wednesday, parachute games with a physics twist. His police-force football background means drills are tight, but laughter is mandatory.

4:45 p.m. – STEAM That Sticks

Coach V Thurga runs hands-on enrichment. Recent hits:

• Marshmallow catapults (angles + teamwork)
• Ozobot coding on a giant Singapore map (geography + algorithms)
• Recycled-material fashion show (sustainability + confidence)

5:30 p.m. – The Friendship Forge

Free-play is deliberate. A Kindy girl teaches a P4 boy how to hula-hoop; siblings negotiate Lego treaties. These micro-moments build the social-emotional muscle that PSLE can’t test.

6:00 p.m. – Optional Extension Hour

For parents stuck in a Zoom call, the $10/hour extension includes board games, storytelling, or Coach Pal’s “basketball haiku” sessions. Pickup is flexible until 7:00 p.m.

The Parent Math: Savings That Add Up

1. Time SavedFetching, feeding, and ferrying eat 14 hours/week (McKinsey, 2023). Prodigy collapses this into one pickup.
2. Sibling DiscountSecond child = 10% off.
   Example: Two kids, 5 days/week → $200 + $180 = $342 (vs. $400).
3. SG60 Welcome Offer****15% off first month → 5-day plan drops to $170.
   Try a drop-in session for $49, less than a family movie ticket.

The Coaches: More Than Staff, They’re Mentors

• Coach Haikel – Ex-police footballer. Kids chant his motto: “Sweat now, shine later.”
• Coach Pal – NROC basketball coach who turns drills into storytelling.
• Coach V Thurga – National competitor who believes “every child is a unique athlete.”
• Coach Rus – Empathy expert; parents say he reads moods like a book.
• Coach Eunah – Mum of two Prodigy kids, sneaks spinach into smoothies and courage into high-fives.

Bust the Myths

“Isn’t this just expensive daycare?”

Daycare ends at nap time. Prodigy ends with a child who can spell perseverance, dribble behind their back, and explain why bridges don’t fall down.

“My kid gets enough at school.”

School gives knowledge. Prodigy gives application, confidence, and friendships that textbooks can’t.

“Sports? My child is clumsy.”

Coach Haikel’s philosophy: “There’s no such thing as unathletic, just undiscovered strengths.”

How to Join the Prodigy Tribe

Singapore Office HQ

+65 9807 6827

info@proactivsports.com 

451 Joo Chiat Rd. 03-01 Katong Point, Singapore, 427664

FAQ:

1. What exactly is an after-school program?

An after-school program is a structured, supervised activity that takes place immediately after the school day ends, typically from 2:30–3:00 p.m. to 6:00–7:00 p.m. It combines academic support, physical activity, creative enrichment, and social interaction in a safe environment led by trained adults.

2. Are after-school programs just “glorified babysitting”?

No. High-quality programs follow a deliberate curriculum that targets cognitive, physical, social, and emotional development. 

3. At what age should a child start an after-school program?

Most programs accept children from age 4 (preschool) up to 12–13 (early secondary). Younger children benefit from play-based learning and routine; older ones gain from homework help and leadership opportunities in mixed-age settings.

4. How much physical activity should an after-school program include?

Health experts recommend at least 60 minutes of moderate-to-vigorous activity daily. Quality programs build this in through organised sports, dance, outdoor games, or active STEAM projects, not just free recess.

5. What is STEAM, and why is it included in after-school programs?

STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Maths. Hands-on STEAM activities (e.g., building bridges with popsicle sticks or coding simple robots) teach problem-solving, creativity, and resilience, skills ranked #1 by the World Economic Forum for future jobs.

SG60 SPECIAL: Get 15% off your first month or try your first session for just $49.

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