Best Kids Gymnastics Classes in Singapore (2026 Guide)

Singapore has more than a dozen established kids gymnastics academies, and this guide covers nine of the most reputable, spread across the island. Whether you want a parent-and-tot tumbling class for an 18-month-old, a recreational programme to build coordination, or a competitive pathway, there is a club near you. When choosing, look at location and travel time, age-appropriate classes, beginner-friendliness, coach experience, and safety of the equipment.

How we picked

We prioritised academies that are currently operating, have a clear age-graded curriculum (from toddlers through to older children), employ qualified coaches, and are reachable across Singapore’s main regions. We also weighed beginner-friendliness, facility quality, and parent reviews. Prices change often and vary by programme, so we have only noted fees we could verify and otherwise recommend you confirm directly with each academy.

Quick comparison

Academy	Area	Best for
The Yard	Jurong, Dover, Dempsey, Bukit Timah	Multi-location convenience, toddlers to ninja/freestyle
GymKraft	Kallang, Tampines, Orchard	Gymnastics plus parkour, trampoline and aerial
BearyFun Gym	7 branches islandwide	Non-competitive, heartland-friendly classes
Raffles Gymnastics Academy	Bukit Timah (Hillview)	Recreational to competitive, all ages
Karpenko Gymnastics Academy	Serangoon, Orchard, Katong	Artistic and rhythmic, structured coaching
The Little Gym	West and East	Babies and preschoolers (from 4 months)
Bubbles Gymnastics	Singapore	Long-established, competitive and recreational
Tumble Joy Gym	Singapore	Parent-and-child early movement

The Yard

The Yard - Jurong, Dover, Dempsey & Bukit Timah

The Yard is one of the easiest academies to fit into family life thanks to four locations spread across the west, central and city-fringe areas. Its programmes run from Gym Tots for 18-month-olds (with a parent), through Kindertots and Fundamentals, up to recreational and artistic gymnastics, plus Ninja Zone, freestyle and tumbling for kids who want something more adventurous. Billing is monthly and classes auto-renew, so check the notice period when you enrol.

Good for: Families who want location flexibility and a broad range from toddler play to ninja-style movement.

GymKraft

GymKraft - Kallang, Tampines & Orchard

Founded in 2012, GymKraft is a well-known name for movement sports, offering gymnastics alongside parkour, trampoline, aerial arts and tricking. Its Kallang Wave Mall site is one of the largest movement facilities in Singapore, with tumble tracks, uneven bars, large floor areas and trampolines, and there are further outlets at Tampines and Orchard. Classes start from around age 4 and span recreational to more advanced training.

Good for: Kids (and parents) who want gymnastics plus the option to branch into parkour, trampoline or aerial.

BearyFun Gym

BearyFun Gym - Seven branches islandwide

BearyFun Gym focuses on non-competitive, holistic development and is one of the most accessible chains for heartland families, with branches including Bukit Batok, Choa Chu Kang, Hougang, Katong, Changi and Pasir Ris. Age-graded classes run from BearyTots (18 months to 3 years) right up to a Fitness Teen programme for 7- to 12-year-olds, emphasising confidence, agility and motor skills rather than competition. A trial class is offered (priced at $50 at the Changi outlet at the time of writing).

Good for: Parents wanting a relaxed, confidence-building class close to home rather than a competitive track.

Raffles Gymnastics Academy

Raffles Gymnastics Academy - Bukit Timah (Hillview)

Based at The Salvation Army Sport Centre on Upper Bukit Timah Road, a minute’s walk from Hillview MRT, Raffles Gymnastics Academy caters to gymnasts of all ages and skill levels. It runs recreational and competitive programmes plus adult classes and private lessons, and is known for personalised, fun-focused training that has produced award-winning gymnasts. Trial classes are booked through its online system.

Good for: West/central families wanting a clear path from beginner recreation to competitive gymnastics.

Karpenko Gymnastics Academy (KGA)

Karpenko Gymnastics Academy - Serangoon, Orchard & Katong

KGA offers both artistic and rhythmic gymnastics across three Singapore locations, with a Russian-style coaching approach that stresses discipline and structure in a fun setting. Programmes begin with a Mommy & Me class for 2- to 3-year-olds and extend through general and basic gymnastics to a competitive team, with private and open classes available. A 60-minute trial costs SGD $50, and packages are bought through the KGA app.

Good for: Families interested in rhythmic gymnastics or a more structured, technique-driven environment.

The Little Gym

The Little Gym - West & East

A long-running international brand in Singapore since 2003, The Little Gym specialises in the youngest ages, with parent/child classes from just 4 months and gymnastics programmes through to age 12. Its philosophy combines physical activity with cognitive and social development, making it a gentle entry point for babies and preschoolers. There are two centres, one in the west and one in the east.

Good for: Babies, toddlers and preschoolers, and parents who want a play-based developmental focus.

Bubbles Gymnastics

Bubbles Gymnastics - Singapore

Established in 2005, Bubbles Gymnastics is one of the longer-standing clubs and is equipped with standard Olympic-sized apparatus. It runs both competitive and non-competitive programmes and offers classes for very young children, making it a credible option whether your child is exploring the sport or aiming higher. Confirm the current location and class schedule directly with the academy.

Good for: Families wanting an established club with both recreational and competitive options.

Tumble Joy Gym

Tumble Joy Gym - Singapore

Tumble Joy Gym is a smaller, friendly option with a Parent & Child programme that lets young children explore movement with a caregiver alongside, supporting both physical and social development. It suits families easing a toddler into structured activity for the first time. As with any boutique gym, check class availability and the current venue before signing up.

Good for: First-timers and toddlers who benefit from a parent participating in class.

Super Arena (opening in Clementi)

Super Arena - Clementi (West)

Super Arena is a new multi-sport destination opening at 321 Clementi Ave 3 in the west, bringing several sports academies - including a gymnastics academy - under one roof alongside basketball, climbing and pickleball. As a brand-new venue it does not yet have an operating track record, and full programme and pricing details will be confirmed nearer its opening, so treat it as one to watch rather than a proven pick. For West-side families, it is worth keeping on the radar as a convenient option once classes begin.

Good for: West-side families wanting a new, all-in-one sports hub once it opens (verify launch dates and programmes first).