
What is Gosh! Kids Go?
Gosh! Kids Go is an overseas creative-culture camp designed for parents and children to unleash creativity, immerse in foreign cultures, strengthen bonds, connect with nature, and broaden their perspective of the world.
This June Holidays, we are going to Subic Bay, Philippines, as a family.
In this family camp, participants will:
Slow down from the hyper-pace of Singapore, unplug from the stressful environments of school and work
Strengthen family unity and relational bonds
Spend quality time in self-reflection
Go screen-less, immerse in wild, untouched nature
Experience the Aeta tribe and local church with a missionional mindset
Be part of a community of like-minded families who are curious about missions, and reaching the world beyond home
📆 Date:
1 - 5th June 2025 (school holidays)
📍Location:
Subic Bay, Philippines
👨👩👧👦 For Ages:
Parents and children aged 5 and up






Theme: Reconnect, Refocus, Recalibrate To The Kingdom of God
What Will We Learn?
*Subject to change / weather conditions
Over the course of five days, we will travel as a group to Subic Bay for a time of creative-culture immersion and family-focused missions exposure. We will spend time in worship, prayer, journaling and reflection as a family, with the objective reconnecting, refocusing, and recalibrating ourselves to what is important in the Kingdom of God.
Activities include:
Cultural exchange with the Aeta tribe, and local church
Nature trekking and immersion
Journaling & Family Reflection
Podcasting & Communication Skills
Photography & Exploration
Worship & devotions





Price
Early-bird price: SGD 750 per participant (ends on 30th April).
Thereafter, usual price: SGD 950 per pax.
Notes:
1 parent = 1 participant. 1 child = 1 participant
Minimum 1 parent + 1 child (2 pax)
Child must be 5 years old and up
✅ Price Includes:
5D4N accommodation at By The Sea hotel (one room per family)
Airport transfers and transportation on all days
Breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks/beverages on stipulated camp days
All mentioned activities
All materials and equipment
All camp merchandise
❌ Price Does Not Include:
Flight tickets. Participants will be required to book the Cebu Pacific Air flight from Singapore to Clark International Airport (CRK).
Travel insurance
Additional activities / merchandise / food outside the scope of the camp
To register for this programme, fill in the form below and we will contact you
By submitting this form, I’ve read and understood the Terms & Conditions. Cancellation policy applies
Programme Leaders
Gladys Soh (aka Miss G),
Co-founder of Gosh! Kids / Photographer / Illustrator
Miss G is the co-founder and head mentor of Gosh! Kids. In 2022, she was a full-time missionary and church-planter to Fukuoka City, Japan. She has a vast experience working in the creative children’s environment in Singapore, Thailand and Japan. Her heart is to see children empowered so that they can be a positive influence to those around them. Previously a photographer, illustrator and creative director, Miss G’s attention and focus is now upon the children of the world. Creativity, fun and children—that’s what she’s all about!
Mathieu Beth Tan (aka Teacher Mat), Co-founder of Gosh! Kids / Photographer / Writer
Just like Miss G, Teacher Mat was a full-time missionary and church-planter to Fukuoka City, Japan. He began his career as a photographer in the areas of branding and conceptual photography. His work was featured on the global stage with Apple and other prolific brands. Besides being an educator at Gosh! Kids, he also lectures at the Singapore Institute of Technology in the Business, Communication and Design faculty. Now a father of one, teacher Mat is on a mission to elevate children to a point where they can be seen and heard. Miss G and teacher Mat has a desire to see families empowered to engage in missional work around the world. He also writes for his online publication around the themes of creativity, strategy, business, parenting, education and life.
Lily Chia, Co-founder of Patrick Bezalel Art Gallery and Land of Promise Minecraft Project
Lily is a Singaporean leader with a successful career in the creative industry and a passion for mentoring the next generation. Over 25 years, she built a thriving business and since 2022, she is now shifting her focus to using technology to engage and disciple the next generation. She is leading the development of a biblical worlds in Minecraft, exploring new ways to teach biblical truths.
In addition to her business achievements, Lily served in her local ministry for over 20 years, working with youths, children, and creatives. Combining her professional and spiritual expertise, she now focuses on using creativity and gaming to inspire young people. She speaks at conferences and churches addressing topics like gaming, creativity, and faith - to help parents and leaders understand the media and gaming landscapes and help young people connect with the Word of God in a meaningful way.
Patrick Bezalel Lee - Artist and Co-founder of Patrick Bezalel Art Gallery
Since 2016, he has dedicated himself to faith-based artistry, spreading the gospel through creative expressions. Patrick works with various mediums, including Hyperrealism digital art, resin art, and virtual reality, powered by technology and augmented reality. He also explores NFTs and AI-based art platforms, staying at the forefront of innovation.
Patrick’s unique approach to art empowers others to share the gospel message through creativity, inspiring many with heartfelt testimonies. In addition to his artistic work, Patrick is a dynamic speaker on topics like creativity, the arts, and AI art. He has also served in church roles such as Creative Director, Youth Overseer, and leader of photography and creative ministries, reflecting his dedication to both faith and creative expression.
Alex and Abi Ruelo, Pastor of Revelation City Church, Manila,
Alex and Abi Ruelo are pastors and leaders of Revelation City Church in Manila while also ministering to indigenous people in some parts of Zambales in the Philippines. Alex is a photographer and videographer whose shoots vary from commercial ads to weddings. Abi leads the worship team while also writing and transcribing their Sunday services. Together, they handle the kids and youth ministry and lead men’s and women’s discipleship groups. They have 3 kids, all of them homeschooled - the eldest, now in college, is taking up music production. When they are not busy with work and ministry, you are most likely to find them at nature’s edge, where the water meets the sand.
They came, they loved it! ☻
Helen Clare Rozario,
mother of Sophie Clare, 7 years old (Jeju, 2024)
“The mere fact that Sophie Clare, as a neurodivergent child, gifted with ADHD and Dyslexia, showed interest in writing on the first day of the programme truly surprised me and touched my heart. It offered compelling insight into alternative, more effective learning methods when creativity was incorporated for her.
The facilitators were professional, respectful, and had an intuitive connection with the children. Although I wasn't present, this was noticed when Sophie Clare discussed how the day went and observed through her interactions with the facilitators during drop-off and pick-up. The way she interacted with them clearly reflected the level of trust and comfort she felt with them.
Despite the drop-off requirement, the whole experience significantly transformed both of us and further strengthened our already close mother-daughter bond. It also unlocked another level of independence and autonomy for her, and the act of letting go for me. I am also pretty pleased with the fact that I was able to work productively with a peace of mind and ease while she was engaged in the camp. I even managed to do some sightseeing on my own during free moments when I wasn't working.”
Gwen Ho,
Mother of Emily, 8 years old
(Chiang Mai, 2024)
“A well-thought-out parent-child bonding experience! It was a truly meaningful, screen-free time spent with Emily. We enjoyed every aspect of the trip, from the photo-taking to the journaling, and the walk through Pak Chor. The picnic was a lovely touch; visiting a local school, interacting with the students, and playing games with the CCO kids were all valuable experiences. You both clearly worked hard behind the scenes! A special thank you for empowering the Singaporean kids to teach the Thai students basic photography skills—seeing Emily step up was wonderful!
This trip holds so much meaning for me! It was my first solo-parenting holiday, and it has given me the confidence to embark on more adventures with Emily. Thank you also for your recommendations on where to stay and what to do, as well as for providing the option of transportation to the campsite for non-drivers like me!”
Kian,
Mother of Hong Yi and Zhi Yuan, 11 and 6 years old
(Chiang Mai, 2024)
“My sons and I recently attended Gosh! Kids' camp in Chiangmai. It was an incredible experience. The camp offered a perfect blend of culture, learning, outdoor and community interaction experience. The activities were thoughtfully crafted to encourage collaboration and communication among family members.
The facilitators were approachable and attentive, ensuring that all participants felt comfortable and engaged. They guided us through each activity with enthusiasm and providing valuable insights into effective family dynamics. Communication with the camp was excellent, with regular updates and easy access for any questions or concerns.”
Jing Li,
Mother of Caleb, 8 years old
(Chiang Mai, 2024)
“I went without expectations nor planning but was very much looking forward to a "planned-for" holiday and 1:1 time with Caleb. I was attracted to the part on exposing our privileged children to life beyond comfortable Singapore and am very glad that he was able to make keen observations and be involved in the well thought-out activities throughout the trip (even though he had to go beyond his comfort zone).
Miss G and teacher Mat were superb with kids, even teacher Max (their 3 yo son) - he added so much joy to the whole experience! Loved that the only screen time Caleb had during camp was on conventional digicam, and watching him journaling at the end of each day. I was truly surprised to see my introverted boy mingling so well with his new friends from the start, forging cute precious friendships - he has been asking about his new bestie since we returned! Looking forward to drop-off camps for Caleb with his younger sibling in the near future.”
Gurmit and Denise,
parents of Trent, 8 years old
(Jeju, 2024)
“What we initially thought would be wholly indoors turned out to be a very interactive and eye opening programme that consisted of storytelling, hiking, photography, marine life exploration, and a unique hands-on experience using unripe persimmon juices as dye. Trent’s imagination and curiosity were stoked and inspired by the engaging facilitators who were encouraging cheerleaders pushing the boundaries of creativity and uplifting his confidence. The facilitators were always on hand to update parents at pick up time.
Trent truly was sad when it ended, which only goes to show how much fun he had making new memories and friends, and absorbing the world beyond Singapore.”
FAQs
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As a creative arts programme provider, we are in constant search for powerful ways to strengthen creativity in our children. We recognise that the world is our oyster—creativity is not confined to what we find familiar or to our immediate surroundings.
There are benefits in exploring fresh and new frontiers. Children can learn effectively about the world and discover their creative identities by experiencing novel and foreign expressions. Through our overseas creative-culture camps, we want to bridge the world into their lives.
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Early-Bird
SGD 750 per participant.
Normal Price
SGD 950 per participant.
Note:
1 parent = 1 participant. 1 child = 1 participant
Minimum 1 parent + 1 child (2 pax)
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Please purchase Cebu Pacific Air
5J 538 on 1st June into Clark International Airport (CRK), and return on 5th June 5J 537 to Singapore.Please purchase travel insurance at your own will.
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Once you’ve made payment, please take the time to:
1) Book flight tickets
2) Purchase travel insurance3) Watch out for our email on what to do next
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We understand that your schedules can be unpredictable and changes are inevitable. Gosh! Kids Go requires extensive months-in-advance planning and coordination with a large number of families and with our partners. Our cancellation policy entitles you to get a 100% refund within 24 hours of making payment, only if the payment is made before 30th April 2024. To ensure the smooth process and flow of our programme, we will not be able to issue any refunds after this date.
Rest assured, if you’ve already made payment and are unable to attend due to unforeseen circumstances, reach out to us and we can discuss alternative arrangements for you and your child :)
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We're all human. We do fall sick from time to time.
As for a total inability to participate in the entire duration of the camp due to unfortunate medical circumstances, please rest in your room. As to refunds, we will offer a $100 refund per participant who is unable to participate in the entire duration of the camp.
If participants fall sick in between (e.g. day 1 ok, but day 2 and 3 unable to participate), we regret that we cannot offer any refund. But we will assist accordingly and provide any camp materials that they can take home.
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We are definitely planning something similar for the rest of the year. Stay connected by subscribing to our newsletter, follow our socials, and subscribe to our Telegram channel to get fresh updates on where we’re going next.
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Of course! Delicious breakfast, lunch and dinner will be served on all stipulated days of the camp, as well as a buffet of snacks and beverages to keep the energy levels high.
If you or your family members have any dietary restrictions or allergies, do let us know in the enrollment form and we will do our best to accommodate their needs.
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If you or your child test positive for COVID-19 before your scheduled flight, please contact us promptly, and we will explore ways to assist you. If you feel unwell and receive a positive test result during the trip, or are feeling unwell, we kindly ask for your cooperation in isolating yourself immediately and refraining from further activities until a negative test result is obtained. Rest assured, we are committed to offering maximum assistance during this ordeal.
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The physical aspects of the programme will include nature trails and hiking. It’s beginner-friendly and isn’t physically-demanding. We will ensure that frequent breaks are incorporated into our schedule. However, do let us know if you have any concerns.
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English will be the main language of communication throughout the programme.
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Please pack outdoor gear such as long sleeved T-shirts and pants as it may be hot and sunny. Do also bring comfortable walking shoes for mobility.
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