Football
Building fitness, ball mastery, and character through structured training and competition.
Goal
To further develop student’s passion for football and for them to be advocates of also to teach the students sports for life.
Objectives
To teach and further develop ball mastery in the students.
To equip students with leadership and character education that will enable them to be a better sportsperson.
Overview
Admiralty Football training involves ball skills, strengthening, speed work, plyometric, anaerobic and aerobic training, and endurance training. Activation, co-ordination and ball mastery are the essence of the trainings. These different types of training help the pupils to be stronger, faster and fitter. The values of discipline, dedication and determination are instilled in pupils as they hone their skills to become better players.
Introduction
The football programme in Admiralty caters to pupils of all playing levels, from the beginner who wants to learn how to kick a ball, to the nurturing of talents for a potential career in professional football.
The belief in T.E.A.M – Together Everyone Achieves More – is advocated amongst the players.
In Admiralty, we believe that Football is not just about matches and winnings. We want the sport to be an all-rounded platform for the pupils to benefit from. During the suspension of face-to-face CCA sessions, teachers and students embarked on e-CCA and used platforms like SLS, Google Classroom and Google meets to have their training. These weekly sessions not only focused on ball master and other technical/ tactical skills, but also on other important domains such as food and nutrition, leadership and character education. These newly accustomed-to platforms are being utilized continuously to ensure that our pupils have a cut above face-to-face sessions. As a result, our students are more self-directed.
Teachers-in-Charge
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Mdm Deepah | |
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Mdm Fahizah | |
Mr Ang Jian Hao | |
Ms Fazilah |
Schedule
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Mondays | Mass CCA training (7.40-9.10am) |
Friday | 3.30pm – 5.00pm (for selected players only) |
Achievements
2016 SPSSC Primary Schools Football Championships Nationals (Senior Girls) – 3rd
2016 SPSSC Primary Schools Football Championships North Zone (Junior Boys) – Top 8
2015 SPSSC Primary Schools Football Championships North Zone (Senior Boys) – Top 8
2015 National Berita Harian Futsal Championship – Under-12 Plate Champion
2015 Under-12 ESPZen Junior League – 5th Placing and Fair Play Award Winner
2015 SPSSC/ FAS Inter School 5-a-side Senior Girls’ Football Fiesta 2015 – Top 5″
School team player admitted into Singapore Sports School via DSA.
Khaalish (2019)
School Team players admitted into Sec school of their choice via DSA
Ariz and Nadila (2020)
Peter Lim Scholarship Recipient (Nadila 2019)
Junior Boys Team qualified into Tier 4 for NSG 2024
Information for parents
Q1: What should my child bring for CCA lessons?
Shoe bag with soccer boots (with studs) 1-litre water bottle Shin pads High knee socks Ziplock bag or mask pouch (to store their mask)
Q2: Does my child need to bring own soccer ball for CCA/ After-school training?
The soccer will provide the soccer balls and other training equipment for training. However, pupils are encouraged to own a soccer ball at home so that they can practice basic ball skills at home
Q3: Must my child attend the Friday after-school trainings?
Only selected players will be required to attend after-school training sessions.
Q4: What are the competitions available for football?
National School Games (NSG) for Football is our main competition annually. There are two divisions (Junior and senior divisions) conducted annually. Senior division is for P6 players while junior division is for P4/P5 players. To ensure that our students are prepared for the NSG, we organise friendlies with other schools.
Q5: Will all Football CCA players be able to participate in NSG?
Only school team players will participate in NSG. School team players are selected by Team managers.
Q6: Are there certified coaches to train the players?
Beside our teachers, we also have certified coaches to train the players.
DSA
Q7: Where can I get more information about DSA for football?
Click here (opens in new tab) for more information on DSA
Q8: What does my child need to prepare for DSA with regards to the sports that is being applied for?
Parents can find out more from the school what is needed for the DSA application. Pupils are encouraged to keep a video of their own training as it may be required as part of their DSA application. They may need to go for interview as well as trials, depending on the requirements from the secondary schools.
