The Odyssey Global Preschool - Orchard

Odyssey Orchard is located at 50A Lloyd Road, near Orchard Road in central Singapore. It occupies a modern industrial–style building of about 13,000 sq ft in a downtown area, giving it a city-centre presence while retaining preschool-friendly spaces. The campus is open from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Monday through Friday (excluding public holidays).

The Orchard campus serves children aged 18 months to 6 years, covering early-childhood stages from toddler / early years through preschool and kindergarten levels.

It is a co-educational day preschool, meaning boys and girls attend and there is no boarding option. All programmes are daytime, including both Half Day and Full Day sessions.

The Orchard campus does not publicly disclose detailed information on Special Educational Needs (SEN) support, such as whether there are specialist staff, accommodations, or which types of SEN are supported.

The school is not affiliated with any country.

The school has no religious affiliations.

The campus offers programmes from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM, with two session types: Half Day (7:00 AM – 1:00 PM) and Full Day (7:00 AM – 7:00 PM) for children aged 18 months to 6 years.

The Orchard campus does not publicly disclose whether it operates a school bus or coach service, or details of transport arrangements.

Odyssey Orchard follows a Reggio Emilia-inspired curriculum for children aged around 18 months to 6 years, which emphasises exploration, creativity, and learning through the environment (spaces like Atelier, Jam Studio, Children’s Museum, outdoor areas, La Cucina). All classes include Chinese Language Immersion, meaning every class has a dedicated Chinese teacher in addition to English instruction. The curriculum also includes a six-month enhanced preparatory class in the Senior Kindergarten year to support transition to primary school. For each child, aspects such as physical development are supported via a fitness specialist who monitors and tailors gross motor programmes. The campus also accommodates dietary needs through bespoke menu selection and includes an in-house nurse to support child wellness.

There are creative and exploratory spaces (Atelier, Jam Studio, Children’s Museum, outdoor spaces) that give children opportunities for choice, self-expression, and collaboration with peers. However, the school does not publicly disclose a separate, named SEL curriculum, schedule, or staff role dedicated exclusively to SEL.

The school does not publicly disclose detailed information about provision for students with Special Educational Needs (SEN). It is not identified as a specialist SEN institution.

Odyssey Orchard does not publicly state that it has a dedicated EAL programme for students whose first language is not English.

The school does not provide explicit information about staff roles, programmes, or scheduled initiatives focused on mental health or emotional well-being (such as counselling or wellness workshops).

There is no publicly disclosed detailed policy or description of safeguarding or child protection (for example, named Child Protection Officers, policy documents) for the Orchard Campus.

1. Families begin the process by completing the online enquiry and registration form. Parents provide contact details, relationship to the child, and the child’s information, including name, date of birth or expected delivery date, and gender. A preferred start date, level, and session (Half Day or Full Day) must also be indicated.

2. Parents then select the preferred campus. If a campus is hosting visits or video call tours, available slots can be scheduled directly through the form. If the desired campus is not hosting visits or if families wish to waitlist, they may indicate this by entering “Waitlist Us” in the remarks field.

3. Once a visit or tour is scheduled, the school confirms via email. Parents are advised to check junk or spam folders for this confirmation.

4. Corporate employees of Workplace campuses can provide their corporate email address when filling the form to receive priority assistance in the admissions process.

5. After the visit or enquiry, the admissions team follows up with next steps, which include placement availability, registration, and payment of fees or deposits.

The school does not publicly disclose details of scholarships, eligibility, or application processes for preschool age groups. Contact the school directly to ask whether any financial assistance, grants, or scholarships exist for families enrolling at the campus.

The school operates a waitlist system. If a child is already enrolled, registered, or on a paid waitlist, the “Schedule a Slot” function is not available. Families wishing to waitlist must clearly note “Waitlist Us” in the remarks section of the form. The school then confirms waitlist placement and follows up when a space becomes available.