
Updated: October 12, 2026
One of Singapore’s biggest gymnastics clubs, The Yard runs recreational and competitive classes for kids from 18 months to 16 years at four gyms: Jurong, Dover, Dempsey and Bukit Timah. Its newest and largest gym is in Jurong, at Perennial Business City, with Olympic-standard equipment and dedicated training zones.
The littlest ones start in parent-accompanied Early Years classes (18 months to 3 years), built around obstacle courses and learning stations. From age 3, kids move on to KinderTots and then Gymnastics classes (3 to 16 years), which cover vault, bars, beam and floor plus strength and flexibility. Other programmes depend on the location:
Kids with real talent can be assessed for the Development Squads, which feed into the competitive girls’ (WAG) and boys’ (MAG) squads. Parents get a turn too, with Adult Gym evenings in Jurong. Classes run on an ongoing basis with monthly membership fees, and trial classes start from $63.
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What is The Yard Singapore and which ages can join?
The Yard is a gymnastics studio for beginners through competitive squads. Early Years classes (adult-accompanied) are for 18 months to 3 years.
Where are The Yard gyms in Singapore?
There are four studios. Check the branch portal for the current timetable, because not every programme runs at every site.
Can my child start gymnastics with no experience?
Yes. Recreational classes are built for total beginners and cover vault, bars, beam, floor, strength and flexibility. Kinder and early-years sessions use obstacle courses and stations. Competitive pathways (Development, girls’ WAG and boys’ MAG) need a trial. Contact the studio to book one. Classes are ongoing, so you are not locked to a school-term start.
How do birthday parties at The Yard work?
Parties are coach-led for groups of about 8, 16 or 24 children: 90 minutes of gymnastics, ninja, trampoline or parkour, then 30 minutes in a decorated party room for cake.
Packages include decorations, table settings and goody bags. Dempsey and Bukit Timah allow outside food. Weekend slots are typically late afternoon.
Book two to four weeks ahead, or six to eight in peak holidays. More party ideas are in the Singapore party guide.
Does The Yard run school holiday camps?
Yes. Half-day camps mix gymnastics, tumbling and ninja skills, with age groups from Kindertots upward and no experience required. Dates follow the school holidays.
Four gyms across the island and a clear pathway from toddler tumbles to competitive squads.
Little ones who love rolling, jumping and tumbling, from 18-month-old movers to aspiring national gymnasts.
The Yard runs 5-day holiday camps (3 hours a day) at all four gyms, including KinderTots camps for 3 to 4 year olds and Gymnastics and Ninja camps for older kids. It also hosts birthday parties at every location.
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