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Keechiu tries to be interested in school sports. 
Our educators play multiple roles as Team Managers, coaches and organisers of the National School Games 2022. And they have been working non-stop since the end of last year to get Singapore’s largest and most extensive school sports event going.
Thank you to all our educators for your hard work in caring for our students and their well-being.
With more than 250 divisional competitions, a lot of thought and planning has gone into ensuring the safety of our students and school community -- from calibrating games and competition formats, to the implementation of safe management measures.
Care is also taken to ease our student athletes into full game formats and provide them meaningful competition experiences, after the hiatus of 2 years due to #COVID19.
The competition is now heating up, with several finals such as softball, volleyball, table tennis and badminton lined up next week. Our student athletes are showcasing the hard work they have put into their training, and fellow peers and some parents naturally wish to see them in action.
Our first priority remains the safe conduct of the games for our children. Our next priority will be to enable our students to cheer their peers on and be inspired – we are looking into having in-person student spectators at some of the NSG competitions. When conditions allow and without stretching our teachers even more, we will then explore allowing family members on-site to join in to support our students.
For family members and friends of our student athletes who wish to catch NSG to express their support, I encourage you to view select competitions which are live streamed at https://go.gov.sg/nsg2022.
#NSG2022
#NationalSchoolGames
Chan Chun Sing
4 hrs ·Our educators play multiple roles as Team Managers, coaches and organisers of the National School Games 2022. And they have been working non-stop since the end of last year to get Singapore’s largest and most extensive school sports event going.
Thank you to all our educators for your hard work in caring for our students and their well-being.
With more than 250 divisional competitions, a lot of thought and planning has gone into ensuring the safety of our students and school community -- from calibrating games and competition formats, to the implementation of safe management measures.
Care is also taken to ease our student athletes into full game formats and provide them meaningful competition experiences, after the hiatus of 2 years due to #COVID19.
The competition is now heating up, with several finals such as softball, volleyball, table tennis and badminton lined up next week. Our student athletes are showcasing the hard work they have put into their training, and fellow peers and some parents naturally wish to see them in action.
Our first priority remains the safe conduct of the games for our children. Our next priority will be to enable our students to cheer their peers on and be inspired – we are looking into having in-person student spectators at some of the NSG competitions. When conditions allow and without stretching our teachers even more, we will then explore allowing family members on-site to join in to support our students.
For family members and friends of our student athletes who wish to catch NSG to express their support, I encourage you to view select competitions which are live streamed at https://go.gov.sg/nsg2022.
#NSG2022
#NationalSchoolGames
