Caterpillar Club

To Educate, Equip & Empower children aged 4 to 12, through comprehensive & immersive programs.

What do we do?

The Caterpillar Club is a children's character-building enrichment programme for children aged 4 to 12 years old who are primarily from low-income and disadvantaged families. Through comprehensive and immersive programmes, the Caterpillar Club aims to empower, educate & equip children with necessary life skills.

The programme is run by a team of competent staff and committed volunteers every Saturday during the school year, and on an ad-hoc basis during school holidays.

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To strengthen the character, identity and resilience of the child;
To develop self-esteem and inculcate a strong sense of social values from an early age;
To equip the child with necessary life skills to empower them to lead productive lives;
To improve literacy and language skills for effective communication and self-expression
To identify, encourage and develop the child's innate talents;
To affirm and celebrate each child’s unique personality;
To cultivate independent thinkers and motivate each child’s intrinsic creativity

The Caterpillar Club Aims to:

What do the Workshops include?

English Literacy & Story Telling

Natural Science

Martial art forms

Computer Literacy

Youth Leadership

Sports & Gymnastics

Visual Art & Craft

Discovering the outdoors

Speech & Drama

Music Appreciation

The fees are $100 per half-year or $200 for the whole year.

If a family is unable to afford the fees, aLife will assess on a case-by-case basis to reduce or waive the fees so that no needy children will be turned away.