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Admiralty Primary School

Sports Club

Builds students' skills in badminton, tchoukball, and floorball

Last updated 14 July 2026
Admiralty Primary Sports Club illustration with three children playing badminton, hockey, and handball around a green circle.

Goals

To promote and develop students’ interest and competency in sports to enable them to lead an active and healthy lifestyle.

Objectives

  • Competent in playing the sports taught in CCA

  • Transference of skills learnt across sports taught in CCA.

  • Able to work with different teams and build team spirit

  • Able to develop leadership skills

Overview

Table showing sports modules and competitions across 4 terms: Badminton, Tchoukball, Tchoukball, and Floorball.

Additional Practice Schedule

Selected students will be invited to attend additional Tchoukball and badminton training sessions.

Sports table1

Thursday

2.30 pm – 4.00 pm

Friday

2.30 pm – 4.00 pm

A consent form will be issued prior to the training sessions. The timing is subject to change.

Teachers

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Mr Oh Kok Choon

oh_kok_choon@moe.edu.sg

Mr Liew Hun Hui   

liew_hun_hui@moe.edu.sg

Mrs Poh Siti Alfiah

siti_alfiah_mustafa@moe.edu.sg

Ms Lim Lay Kim     

lim_lay_kim@moe.edu.sg

Mdm Sarina Binte Amin

sarina_amin@moe.edu.sg

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Two group photos of young girls in blue uniforms at an ActiveSG Cup Tchoukball event, some wearing medals.
Students in yellow uniforms pose at school and two students stand by a National School Games banner.
Young boys in yellow uniforms display medals beside a National School Games banner in an indoor sports hall.
Girls in blue uniforms with medals pose at the ActiveSG Cup 2023 Inter-Schools Tchoukball Championship, one group on a 2nd Runner Up podium.
Two youth sports teams in yellow uniforms pose with trophies and medals at the ActiveSG Cup 2023 inter-school championship.

Achievement

Table showing sports results for 2024 and 2025 across Junior Boys, Senior Boys, Junior Girls, and Senior Girls categories.
Table showing sports achievements for Junior Boys, Senior Boys, Junior Girls, and Senior Girls in 2019, 2022, and 2023.

Further information

Q1: What kind of sports can my child learn during CCA?

There are 3 sports modules spread across 4 terms, namely Badminton, Tchoukball and Floorball. Sports Club members are exposed to all the 3 sports modules during CCA sessions to develop their fundamental skills and knowledge of the sports.

Q2: Can my child take part in competitions?

Through observations and recommendation by CCA teachers, students will be identified to specialise for extra trainings to prepare them for school competition.

Q3: Is prior experience in tchoukball, badminton or floorball required?

No. Sports Club welcomes students of all experience levels. Our programme is designed to help beginners learn the fundamentals while providing opportunities for more experienced students to further develop their skills.

Q4: What should my child bring for CCA lessons?

Pupils can bring a small bag to hold their water bottle to hydrate themselves.

Q5: Does my child need to bring any equipment for CCA/training sessions?

Badminton rackets and tchoukball equipment for all CCA sessions and extra trainings will be provided.

For badminton, students can bring their own personal racket.

For Tchoukball, students are encouraged to purchase their own knee pads for hygiene purpose.

Q6: What is the recommended footwear for training?

Students are encouraged to bring along a pair of court shoes as:

  • it will provide extra support to protect their ankles.

  • it offers grip which will also prevent slipping and injury.

  • it uses lightweight materials for students to work on their footwork.

Q7: What are the sports that my child can apply for through DSA?

Currently, pupils can apply through badminton and tchoukball.

Q8: What are the schools that my child can apply through DSA that are related to badminton and tchoukball?

Parents can find out more on schools offering DSA through sports from : https://www.moe.gov.sg/secondary/dsa

Students 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.