Monthly Class Program🌼🍯

A delicious journey of baking, discovery, and hands-on fun!

Each week, little bakers explore new techniques, ingredients, and playful challenges.

CLASS POLICY

• Lessons are scheduled for consecutive weeks, excluding public holidays.
• To arrange a makeup lesson for missed class. Parents must reschedule via admins at least 1 day before the scheduled class. 
• Make-up class cannot be in your original class.
• No rescheduling of the makeup class is allowed once confirmed.
• There will be no class if it falls on a public holiday. Class will be postponed, and the customer requires no further action.
• Gobblin reserves the right to send a relief teacher if they cannot conduct the lesson on that day.
• Gobblin reserves the right to cancel or postpone the lesson in an unforeseen situation or when a relief teacher is unavailable.
• Gobblin reserves the right to reschedule the commencement date of classes if the class size does not meet the minimum requirement.
• In the event that the class size falls short in the next term, Gobblin reserves the right to reshuffle the students and close the class.
• Other general terms and conditions may apply.

Frequently Asked Questions

Important Message for Parents

• Parents play an important role in their child’s baking journey. While children are learning new skills in the kitchen, parents can help make the experience even more enjoyable and rewarding.
• Do not expect your child to master baking immediately after joining their first class. Every child learns at a different pace depending on their confidence, coordination, and learning style. As a parent, it is best to focus on the long-term development of skills, creativity, and confidence rather than expecting quick results.
• Please avoid being overly ambitious about your child’s progress. Baking is a hands-on skill that takes practice, patience, and repetition. Allow your child to improve gradually and enjoy the process. There is no shortcut to learning, regular classes & practice will help them grow far more than occasional sessions.
• If your child makes mistakes, such as spilling ingredients, breaking a cookie, or decorating imperfectly, don’t worry. Mistakes are part of the learning process. Encourage them to keep trying and praise their effort. This builds confidence and helps children enjoy baking.
• If your child seems shy, distracted, or emotional during class, it does not mean they are not ready. They may simply be adjusting to a new environment, learning to be independent, or having a bad day. Give them time to settle in & develop confidence.
• Please avoid comparing your child with others. Every child has different strengths, creativity, and learning ability.
• Most importantly, let your child have fun, explore, and enjoy the experience. With patience, encouragement, and regular practice, they will grow into confident little bakers.

Thank you for being part of the Gobblin Bake Academy journey.