Register with us to receive Active Health Play Mats for your school and have your staff learn how they may use the Play Mats to engage and educate students!
Active Health Play Mats aim to promote health and fitness for all, through fun and interactive assessments and games found on the mat. Find out more about them here.
In this 1 hour workshop, staff will:
More details to follow soon!
This programme enables children to learn to play as many sports as possible in school.
ActiveSG will co-create a modular multi-sport curriculum with schools building upon their existing offerings and range of programmes, games, and competitions. This would expose students to different sport from ActiveSG Academies and Clubs as well as offer them more opportunities to play with other cohorts.
This programme serves as an integrated and structured approach to link sports service providers with schools to ensure that innovative and quality sports programmes are delivered.
Under SEP, each school is provided with a dollar-to-dollar matching grant of up to S$10,000 for them to take up sports programmes from an endorsed list.
ActiveSG Academies & Clubs aim to provide the opportunity for students to pursue a sport CCA that their schools do not offer and continue their sporting interests.
Current initiatives:
This programme teaches swimming proficiency and water safety skills to students in a fun manner.
It is a 6-stage programme that includes survival and activity skills, with a progressive curriculum. At the end of each stage, students will receive a stage completion e-certificate.
Live better through Sport: Start from School
Partner with ActiveSG's island-wide network of sport centres to provide opportunities for students to develop holistically, play and have fun! Some key initiatives include:
Sport is a powerful platform for character and leadership development. Through experiential learning and peer-to-peer coaching, the programme provides students with a unique opportunity to develop leadership skills while using sport as a platform.
Current initiatives:
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SportCares aims to broaden and extend sporting access to the vulnerable segments in society, and to help bridge communities.
In consultation with MOE’s UPLIFT Programme Office for its GEAR-UP initiative, SportCares provides customised support for after-school engagement programmes aimed at strengthening students’ social-emotional competencies and social skills through Sport.
Team Nila is a national movement that promotes the culture of giving, citizen partnership and social cohesion through sport volunteerism.
The Team Nila Volunteer Journey aims to raise self-awareness and social awareness by inspiring and equipping youth with the attitude, skills and knowledge to lead positive social changes.
Volunteers are provided with opportunities to undergo functional and leadership training to equip them with the relevant skill sets.
For any enquiries, please contact us at School_Partnership@sport.gov.sg or simply register your areas of interest and we will get in touch with you shortly!
For Parents: Active Parents is a movement from Sport Singapore that seeks to inspire and enable parents to play an active role in their children’s lives.
"We see the potential and mutual benefits of this partnership for other schools. This opportunity to strengthen the social interactions by bringing together schools to train and compete together has many merits."
- Mr Loo Ming Yaw, Principal, ACS (Barker Road) and Mr Peter Tan, Principal, Queensway Secondary School
"Through this programme and partnership with ActiveSG, more cohort of students have been exposed to different sports. Students were generally excited and keen to be part of this new programme. They are happy to be given structured opportunities to play. Most students now have more skills for the game. Most also understand the tactics of the game. On a side note, there has been greater academic and affective development in our students."
- Mr Jimmy Tong, HOD PHE/CCA, St Gabriel’s Primary School
"The SSP programme provided a platform for our students to learn and enjoy a sport they are passionate in. The programme culminated in an annual sports carnival co – organized by various secondary schools, allowing our students to apply the knowledge and skills gained, as they compete against students from other schools. This helped to build up their confidence, giving them greater enjoyment in the games they are engaged in."
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Mr Tay Lye Hock Gabriel, HOD PE, Xinmin Secondary School
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