Tanglin Trust School Senior Co-curriculum - Term 1 Upper School 2026/2027 Drama, Music, Art & Design, Academic Enrichment, Outdoor Education and Sport
The Co-Curriculum is central to our mission of providing a holistic education, enabling our Tanglin students to fulfil their potential and leave school future ready. Whether your child’s passions lie in Sports, the Arts, the outdoors or in academia, there really is something for everyone here at Tanglin and I hope that what you find in this booklet proves exciting, motivating and challenging for your child. Beyond the skills and knowledge they will acquire in the Co-Curriculum, the different learning experiences, whether on the sports field, in a rehearsal room, on the stage or on a school trip, help the children in our care to flourish as people, determining who they are and what their hobbies for life might be. Co-curricular endeavour also provides students the space and experience of handling adversity and challenge, making them more able to navigate life’s bumps with confidence and good humour. I am also certain that they will have good fun, making friends and cherished memories, along the way.
Sophie Hawkins Co-Curriculum Lead (Whole School)
INTRODUCTION Manage Your Child’s Activities with SOCS All activities are managed via SOCS. To sign up or view your child's activities, please visit https://www.socscms.com/socs/parent. For students, SOCS is accessible via iSAMS student portal: https://students.tts.edu.sg For programme details and regular updates, please visit the parent portal at https://myportal.tts.edu.sg. If you need further assistance, please email cocurriculum@tts.edu.sg. The email addresses for the respective co-curriculum departments are as follows: cocurriculum@tts.edu.sg (clubs/activities) externalclubs@tts.edu.sg (external hirers) music@tts.edu.sg (music tuition & ensembles) merlions@tts.edu.sg (competitive swimming) gymnastics@tts.edu.sg (gymnastics club) sport@tts.edu.sg (sport)
WEDNESDAY P5 Advanced Chemistry Society
ARTiculation: Public Speaking
Year: 10-11 Do you have a love for Chemistry? Are you interested in expanding your knowledge and understanding beyond the classroom, and to put it to the test? If yes, then this Society is for you. The Society will provide opportunities to study advanced concepts in chemistry such as quantum and molecular orbital theories, symmetry operations and photochemistry. This Society is aimed at students who want to prepare for undergraduate studies in the chemical sciences, build confidence when speaking about scientific concepts and who enjoy discussing pertinent scientific issues. This Society will also provide preparation for the Royal Society of Chemistry Olympiad, and give you the opportunity to take part in this challenging event!
Year: 11
Ancient Greek Year: 10-11 We will be studying for the Intermediate Certificate of Classical Greek course, which will run over the year and result in a half-GCSE, although there is no pressure to continue with it until that point. We'll be studying predominantly the Ancient Greek language, but will also look at some Greek mythology as part of the translation aspect of the course. You must have studied Latin to at least Year 9 level to take this CCA.
This CCA allows you to prepare a speech for Articulation SG, a nationwide public speaking competition. Co-organised by National Gallery Singapore (the Gallery) and the Singapore Art Museum (SAM), in conjunction with National Gallery, London, the competition is designed, the competition is designed to promote the appreciation and discussion of art among youths. Articulation invites leading arts experts and practitioners to adjudicate the Semi-finals and Grand Finals, where students deliver their presentations to them and an audience. Emphasis is placed on research, presentation skills, original thought, and evidence of each speaker’s unique potential.
Composition Club Year: 10-11 Students will have the opportunity to learn composition skills and techniques in a variety of styles and compose their own pieces of music. NOTE: Students should have a basic knowledge of music theory, or some previous experience with GarageBand, Logic or Sibelius.Students will have the opportunity to learn composition skills and techniques in a variety of styles and compose their own pieces of music
Cryptography Club Athletic Development Year: 10-11 Selective Athletic Development for Squads. Students interested should contact Mr Clarke.
Year: 10-11 Cryptography for beginners. We shall look at some of the techniques people have used to encode and decode messages through history and then take part in the UK National Cipher Challenge, run by the University of Southampton.
WEDNESDAY P5 CTRL + ART + CREATE
History Society
Year: 10-11 Design It. Remix It. Print It. From posters and zines to stickers and mock brands- explore the fun side of graphic design and let your creativity speak loud and bold.
Year: 10-11 The History Society will give you the opportunity to explore some of the events, people, places, ideas and concepts more deeply than we're able to in class. We will use key documents, key ideas and key works to really see what made people tick in the past.
FETCHES (Creative Service) Year: 10-11 Fetches is a charity initiative, started by two year 12 students, where we sell dog bandanas, bowties, and pouches at school fairs to raise money and awareness for local dog shelters. In this CCA, students will learn how to use a sewing machine, while also contributing to the initiative. The main milestone for this CCA will be running stalls at our school's fairs. Besides sewing, students can also run our social media and help with business aspects of the project. This CCA will give students a valuable life skill (sewing) and let them practice management skills when preparing for events.
Introduction to Philosophy Year: 10-11 Are you left unsatisfied with the answers you are given to big questions? Do you find yourself wondering why we need to be good, or what 'good' even means? Is searching for meaning and purpose to life somewhere near the top of your to do list? If the answer to any of these questions is 'yes', then Intro to Philosophy is probably for you. Over the course of 6 weeks we will get to grips with some of the huge questions of life and take a look back at some of the wise, wacky, and wonderful thinkers of the past. This will be a short introduction to some of the big ideas in the history of Western philosophy, and an opportunity to experience what it is like to do philosophy. Come to the CCA with an open mind and ready to have your ideas challenged!
International Relations Society Year: 10-11 Are you curious about the world around you? Interested in global issues, diplomacy, politics, geography, history — or how countries work together (or don’t)? Then the International Relations Society (IRS) might be for you! Open to students in Years 10 – 11, we will explore real-world issues, current events, and the bigpicture forces behind international conflict, cooperation, economic interdependence, and global change. From the United Nations to climate policy, from Russia and NATO to the rise of China and the return of Trump, we’ll dive into the key topics shaping today’s world. We will also welcome several high profile speakers in Term 1. No prior knowledge needed — just an open mind and a global outlook.
French Debate Club (Joutes Oratoires) Year: 11 The French Debate Club runs in Term 1 only. It helps participants develop their debating skills, build confidence in spoken French, and practise arguing ideas clearly and convincingly. It is also open to Year 11 French students interested in debating and improving their oral skills, as well as Year 12-13 French Language B students. We are aiming to take part in the Joutes Oratoires French Debating Competition in November.
WEDNESDAY P5 Introduction to Politics
Senior Maths Society
Year: 10-11 Explore the ideas that shape societies and governments; and maybe be able to blag your way through a political debate with your relatives! This will introduce students to key political ideologies, core concepts such as power, democracy, liberty and equality, and some of the foundations of political thinking. Through discussion and debate, students will develop critical thinking, analytical skills and a deeper understanding of contemporary political issues.
Year: 10-11 Gardner's World is the Senior Maths Society, an opportunity for pupils across the Upper School and Sixth Form to find out more about the beauty of mathematics. There will be puzzles, lectures, guest speakers and opportunities to work together on projects to gain a deep understanding of different areas of the subject. This society will also include maths competition preparation sessions.
Marine Science Club Year: 10-11 The Marine Science Club is an academically focused programme that explores the physics, chemistry, and biology of ocean systems. The course is designed and taught at a GCSE level, following a structure similar to science lessons, but with a specific emphasis on the marine environment. Students will develop an understanding of key scientific concepts across different disciplines. The programme focuses on building strong scientific skills such as observation, data analysis, critical thinking, and problem-solving. Lessons may include practical experiments, case studies, and structured investigations to deepen understanding and reinforce theoretical knowledge. It is ideal for students with an interest in science who want to extend their learning beyond the classroom and gain a deeper understanding of how ocean systems function.
Sustainable Energy Club Year: 10
Songwriting Club Year: 10-11 An amazing opportunity to learn the craft of writing pop/rock songs with an industry professional. The CCA will include everything from writing lyrics, chord progressions, instrumental parts etc. to recording your own work in the studio.
WEDNESDAY P5 STEM Racing
Tanglin Astronomy Group
Year: 7-13
Year: 10-11
STEM Racing is a competitive programme, and selected students must be prepared to make a sustained commitment to the project throughout the season. Entry into the STEM Racing CCA requires prior completion of the CAD/CAM CCA, demonstrating both a high level of technical skill and a strong commitment to Design & Technology activities. Any interested students should also speak to Mr Fiebig for more information.
Ever wondered what happens when a star dies? Or what a shooting star is? Or why stars twinkle? Come join the Tanglin Astronomy Group as we follow the GCSE Astronomy syllabus to study the Earth-Moon-Sun system, planetary motion, formation of planetary systems and the ultimate fate of the Universe! With practical observations and learning how to use telescopes, students will have the opportunity to complete the GCSE Astronomy course if they are interested.
Studies in Chinese Culture
TLC: Tanglin Literary Society
Year: 10-11
Year: 10-11
Step into the world of contemporary China through the lens of film and the pages of modern literature! This group is a dynamic co-curricular club designed for curious Year 10–11 students who want to explore Chinese culture in fresh, exciting ways — no Chinese language skills required. Each week, we’ll dive into thought-provoking films (in Chinese or about Chinese culture) and discuss themes ranging from identity and tradition to modern life and global influence. We’ll also explore contemporary books that bring today’s China to life, sparking lively conversations and critical insights.
TLC is a space to share your passion for literature, develop your thinking, and explore a world of writing beyond the classroom. Through lectures and seminars, you will engage with a wide range of literary works, movements, and critical perspectives, developing a rich understanding of how literature reflects and shapes the world around us. Whether discussing poetry, prose or drama, you will be challenged to think critically, analyse closely, and engage with diverse interpretations. TLC members will also have the opportunity to lead the annual TTS Eliot Poetry Symposium, bringing together students from schools across Singapore to celebrate poetry and take part in wider literary conversations. TLC is particularly suited to students considering studying English Literature at Sixth Form and university, as well as any student who wants to cultivate a lifelong appreciation of literature.
WEDNESDAY P5 Touch Home Care Meal Deliveries
Zoology & Dissection Society
Year: 11
The Zoology & Dissection Society takes you on a journey through the Animal kingdom as we trace the origins of Animals from the simplest of Sponges to the most complex Mammals. On our way we will learn the secrets of their unique anatomies and adaptations through Dissection. This activity is perfect for those with and interest in Animals (Zoology), Anatomy, Physiology and those with a general interest in dissection based skills and biological drawing
Students travel on a coach to Jurong Touch Home Care, pack food and then deliver to the elderly who live in HDBs. Students will work in teams. It is important that students are committed as it is essential the elderly get their meals.
Trading Challenge Year: 10-11 An exciting CCA in which students will learn about the world of financial trading including sessions on ethical investing, green investing, trade cycles, how the stock market works as well as some guest speakers. There will be the opportunity to take part in a stocks and shares trading simulation to see how the stock market works and how it is impacted by external factors as live news comes in.
TTS Shark Tank Year: 10-11 Are you keen to develop your entrepreneurial mindset and sharpen your presentation skills? Do you have innovative ideas for a product that you would like to pitch to a panel of experts? In this activity, you will work collaboratively in a team to develop a business idea from concept to pitch. You will begin by brainstorming and refining ideas, then conduct market research to test demand and viability. From there, you will design a prototype and prepare a professional pitch to present your product.
Year: 10-11
Senior Play: Antigone Day/Time: Wednesday P5-5pm Year: 10+ The Senior Play is an exciting opportunity for students to get involved in some acting that is going to extend their experience as performers. Students will collaborate and be part of a creative team while working towards a final public performance on the 3rd December, so this is a single term commitment. It’s a fantastic way to meet new people, learn new skills and challenge yourself. If you’re passionate about theatre or keen to try something new, the Senior Play is the perfect chance to get involved. Antigone: It’s party time in Thebes! The war is over, the city has a new ruler, and the future looks bright... what could possibly go wrong? The stage is set for the tragedy of Antigone, the devoted yet defiant princess determined to honour her dead brother, whatever the cost. Standing in her way is her uncle Creon, king and lawmaker. This inventive retelling of Sophocles' 2,500-year-old masterpiece combines humour, energy and dynamic staging to place the audience at the heart of the action. As family loyalty collides with the rule of law, one question remains: Who is right... state or family?
CLUBS & SOCIETIES Debate Society
Debate Squad
Day/Time: Wednesday, P6 Year: 7-13
Day/Time: Wednesday, P6 - 5pm Year: 7-13 (by invite)
In the Debate Society, students will be tackling some of the greatest issues that face us today. Through debate, students will challenge each other on such topics as climate change, water scarcity and food shortages and try to find solutions to these important problems. They will also develop important skills in research, expressing ideas and engaging with the ideas of others. Students can also use this CCA to train for the World Scholar's Cup, for which the Singapore Round will take place in early Term 3.
The Debate Squad is selected from our most able Debaters. Anyone interested should consider signing up for the Debate Society, and contact Mr Sheppard to discuss.
Dance Show Day/Time: Monday, P6 Year: 7-13 Open to everyone in Years 7 to 13. There will be big group dances as well as opportunities for smaller group work. This year the student led dance show performance date is the 2nd November 2026. Rehearsals. If you have any questions just e-mail Jocelyn on Jocelyn.Williams@tts.edu.sg or Coco on CocoScarlett.Sergeant@tts.edu.sg.
CLUBS & SOCIETIES Tanglin Chess Society
Model United Nations
Day/Time: Wednesday, P6 Year: 7-13 Chess Society aims to promote chess as a recreational activity that boosts strategic thinking skills and social interaction. This club is a platform for students with a common interest in chess to come together to have fun and to build relationships.
Day/Time: Thursday after school Year: 7-13
Chess Mastery Club Day/Time: Wednesday, after school Year: 7-13 This advanced session and paid activity) is designed for students who already demonstrate strong chess ability, commitment, and passion for the game. Led by an external provider Royal Gambit to prepare students to play at a competitive level. For further information please contact Mr Everett.
E-Sports Club Day/Time: Year: 7-13 The E-Sports CCA provides students with a structured and engaging environment to develop their passion for competitive gaming. Through regular training sessions, students build teamwork, communication, and strategic thinking skills while competing in a range of popular titles. The programme promotes good sportsmanship, resilience, and digital literacy, with opportunities to represent the school in competitions.
The Last Word: Tanglin Journal Day/Time: Monday lunchtime Year: 7-13 The Last Word is Tanglin Trust School's independent online blog written for students, by students. With content that covers everything from politics to culture and lifestyle, we aim to give you our take on what is happening in the world today.
Interested in the politics of global issues such as the environment, human rights and conflict resolution? Model United Nations (MUN) is a student-led Club that will allow you to explore these issues, and more besides. In MUN, you will take on roles as diplomats, research issues, debate and deliberate with other delegates, and try to find solutions to real world problems. There are also student leadership opportunities for committed delegates. Absolutely no prior experience is required, and all ability levels are welcome.
An Inspector Calls Day/Time: Monday, 4-5.30pm Year: 7-12 This is a student directed project creating an abridged performance of An Inspector Calls, led by Ashwin Sarma and Myrah Rawal. The first meeting and audition workshop will take place on the 24th August at 4pm in the Chandran. Come along and find out more. This is open to Years 7-12 and the performance date is February 2027. If you have any questions then email Ashwin on Ashwin.Sarma@tts.edu.sg or Myrah on Myrah.Rawal@tts.edu.sg
World Scholar’s Cup Day/Time: Tuesday after school Year: 7-11 *Starts Term 2 onwards. The World Scholar's Cup is an international academic decathlon, where students compete in teams of three in a series of challenges (Debate, Collaborative Writing, Individual and Team Quiz Bowls). The Singapore Round of the Competition is held around April. Successful teams have the opportunity to qualify for the Global Rounds, which will be an overseas trip (Bangkok likely). For more information on the competition, check out: www.scholarscup.org or contact Mr. Cotton.
MUSIC Boys Choir
Chamber Orchestra
Day/Time: Monday P6/Friday lunchtime Year: 7-10
Day/Time: Tuesday, 7.30-8.15am Year: 7-13
Open to students with experience of playing Jazz and Latin music. Students must be able to sight-read at a high standard and play a wind/brass/rhythm section instrument. Vocalists will be selected from Senior choral ensembles.
Brass Quintet Day/Time: Friday lunchtime Year: 7-13 An advanced group for students who can play an orchestral instrument to a higher level. By invitation only. If you would like to be considered for this group please email music@tts.edu.sg.
Senior Chamber Choir Day/Time: Monday, after school Year: 7-10 A choir for students wishing to perform more challenging music. Students who sing in Chamber Choir are required to be members of Senior Choir. Am audition is required: f you would like to join please see Ms Owain in the Senior Music Office or email music@tts.edu.sg.
An advanced group for students who can play an orchestral instrument to a higher level. By invitation only, to be in this group you must be a member of the Symphony Orchestra.
Chancery String Quartet Day/Time: Monday, after school Year: 10-13 By invitation only, a high-level chamber trio performing Chamber Music.
Cello Ensemble Day/Time: Friday, after school Year: 7-13 A chance for cello students to play together in an ensemble. By invitation only. If you would like to be considered for this group please email music@tts.edu.sg.
Concert Band Day/Time: Monday, after school Year: 7-10 By invitation/audition. This Band is for students in Year 7 and above playing up to Grade 3 level.
MUSIC Gamelan
Senior Bands
Day/Time: Thursday, after school Year: 7-13
Day/Time: Each day, lunchtimes Year: 7-13
Gamelan is a traditional Indonesian percussion ensemble. No experience is necessary, this group is open to all students Y4-13.
This activity provides an opportunity for existing bands or students who wish to play in a band to rehearse and receive advice or technical help. This activity can take place on whichever lunchtime suits all band members.
Jazz Collective Day/Time: Friday, 7.30-8.15am Year: 7-13 Open to students with experience of playing or singing Jazz and Latin Music. Students must be able to sight-read at a high standard and play a wind/brass/rhythm section instrument. Vocalists will be selected from Senior Choral Ensembles.
Senior Guitar Ensemble Day/Time: Tuesday, 7.30-8.15am Year: 7-13 Open to all students who can play guitar, regardless of experience. Students should be able to read either musical notation or tab. A range of styles is covered.
Girls’ Choir Day/Time: Wednesday P6/Friday lunch Year: 7-10 Open to all who enjoy singing. No previous experience required.
Theory Club Day/Time: Monday P6 Year: 7-13 Music Theory and Aural Club is only for students working towards ABRSM theory exams and for those that have already completed Grade 1 Theory. We will cover a range of Theory including scales and key signatures, intervals, chords and harmony, technical terms, musical devices and much more. In addition, students will have the opportunity to develop their aural skills. Please contact music@tts.edu.sg if you would like to join.
Flute Ensemble Day/Time: Monday P6 Year: 7-13 Flute Ensemble performing ensemble pieces.
Symphony Orchestra Day/Time: Tuesday, 4-5pm Year: 7-13 Open to all students who can play an orchestral instrument. This ensemble will play music from across the Orchestral repertoire. Students should be confident sight-readers and more experienced players should be keen to take on leadership roles within their sections.
Senior Percussion Ensemble Day/Time: Monday P6 Year Group: 7-13 Two ensembles for students who have percussion or drum lessons to play together. Ensemble 1 is a more advanced tuned and untuned percussion ensemble for students Year 9 and above, performing a range of challenging pieces.
MUSIC Senior Piano Group
Senior Choir
Day/Time: Thursday, 7.30-8.15am Year: 7-13
Day/Time: Wednesday, P6 Year: 11-13
Senior Piano Group provides an opportunity for piano players to play in piano duets and piano ensembles in preparation for regular concerts.
Open to all who enjoy singing. No previous experience necessary.
Wilshire Piano Trio
Senior Strings Day/Time: Friday, 4-5pm Year: 7-9 A string ensemble for Senior students in preparation for entry into the String Sinfonietta.
String Sinfonietta Day/Time: Wednesday, 4-5pm Year: 7-9 Open to orchestral string players. This group will focus on repertoire composed for the string orchestra alongside other genres.
Symphonic Wind Ensemble Day/Time: Wednesday, 4-5pm Year Group: 7-13 Open to students who play woodwind, brass, and percussion instruments. This group will play standard band repertoire as well as tackle more popular pieces.
Day/Time: Thursday, 4-5pm Year: 9-13
By invitation only, a high-level string quartet performing Chamber Music.
DUKE OF EDINBURGH Bronze, Silver and Gold Awards Day/Time: Various Year Group: 10-13 The Duke of Edinburgh International Award is a renowned and internationally-recognised programme that empowers young individuals to challenge themselves, discover their potential, and contribute to their communities. Founded by Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, this award offers a unique framework for personal development and self-improvement. Participants of the Duke of Edinburgh International Award engage in a variety of activities of their choosing across four key areas: voluntary service, physical recreation, skill development, and the adventurous journey. By volunteering, they learn the importance of giving back and making a positive impact on society. Through physical recreation, they prioritize their health and wellbeing while fostering discipline and perseverance. Skills development encourages them to explore their interests and talents, whether it be learning an instrument, mastering a new language, or honing their artistic abilities. Lastly, participants embark on adventurous journeys, which challenge them both mentally and physically, fostering resilience, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. At Tanglin, we will develop their outdoor education skills and provide opportunities to practice the adventurous journey section of the award. We will also be using the time in school to make sure students are on top of their administrative tasks that the Duke of Edinburgh award requires. Any students interested should contact Mrs Lott. You can also visit DofE website at https://www.dofe.org/.
EXPLORATION SOCIETY Outdoor Core Skills 3
Sailing Series
Day/Time: Tuesday/Thursday, 4-5pm, Wednesday P6 Year Group: 10-13
Day/Time: Wednesday, 3-5pm Year Group: 9-11
Outdoor Core Skills:3 is part 3 in a progressive skills series in senior school. it is designed for students undertaking the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award and forms a core part of the expedition section of the programme. Open to students completing their Bronze Award in Term 1, this course develops the essential skills required for successful expeditions, including navigation, route planning, campcraft, risk management, teamwork, and outdoor safety.
*Term 2* This series offers students the opportunity to develop foundational sailing skills while building leadership qualities in a teamoriented environment. Students learn core competencies such as sail handling, boat balance, and teamwork on the water, alongside essential maritime knowledge including right of way rules, tidal awareness, navigation maps, and sea charts. Through shared challenges, students build resilience, communication, and decisionmaking skills. As part of the program, students take part in a school regatta, gaining first-hand experience in a friendly racing environment. They also have the option to complete their sailing proficiency test and work towards recognised Personal Skills Awards, providing tangible milestones for their progress. The series concludes with a sailing expedition, where students put their skills and teamwork to the test on open water.
The emphasis is on making informed decisions, managing risk, solving problems and adapting when conditions change, providing a pathway towards larger, longer and more technically challenging expeditions.
SPORT
Merlions Swimming Day/Time: Monday to Friday Year Group: 7-13 Cost: Determined by each squad
Gymnastics Club Day/Time: Monday to Friday, Saturday Year Group: 7-13 Cost: Determined by each squad on a weekly commitment
Tanglin Merlions is a competitive swim programme that has squads for different levels and abilities including Development, Competitive and Performance. All swimmers have the opportunity to race in the Merlions Gala each term, and competitive swimmers are selected to represent the school at ACSIS and SEASAC competitions, and international meets such as Feeding Frenzy, Western Australia State Championships and the prestigious Australian Age Championships.
Tanglin Lions gymnastics offers classes for all levels and abilities within our club programme. Through our competitive to performance pathway, gymnasts also have the opportunity to represent the school in national and international competitions.
New students who are interested in joining the Merlions can contact Merlions@tts.edu.sg to arrange for an assessment and meet the coaching staff. Merlions Swimming is a paid programme that primarily uses the weather proof 50m pool at the Tanglin Centenary Building Aquatic Centre, as well as the Athletic Development Gym.
All students Year 7+ who are interested in joining gymnastics must email: gymnastics@tts.edu.sg to arrange for an open assessment regardless of previous experience. The Gymnastics Programme is a paid, year-round programme that runs Monday to Friday, and Saturday morning.
SPORT Climbing Day/Time: Tuesdays/Wednesday/Thursdays, 4-6pm Year Group: 7-13 Cost: $650 per term The Tanglin Climbing Team sessions are designed to challenge and stretch our most able climbers with sessions that utilise both the Centenary Climbing Wall and Lighthouse Climbing Gym. All students are welcomed to join, with the opportunity to be selected for a number of competitions both in Singapore and overseas.
Athletic Development Day/Time: Wednesday/Friday, 4-5pm Year Group: 7-13
Helping students build confidence in a gym environment and establishing a foundation for improved sports performance, injury prevention and long term enjoyment in physical activity and sports.
SPORT Badminton Club: 12&U/14&U/19&U Boys and Girls Day/Time: Various Year Group: 7-13
Cross Country: 12&U/14&U/16&U/19&U Boys and Girls Day/Time: Tuesday and Wednesday 4-6pm Year Group: 7-13
Basketball Club: 12&U/19&U Boys and Girls Day/Time: Various Year Group: 7-13
Touch Club: 12&U/14&U/16&U/19&U Girls Day/Time: Various Year Group: 7-13
Cricket Club: 12&U Girls and Boys 14&U/16&U/19&U Boys Day/Time: Tuesday & Thursday 4-5.30pm Year Group: 7-13 Football Club: 14&U/16&U/19&U Boys and Girls Day/Time: Various Year Group: 7-13 Netball Club: 12&U/16&U/19&U Girls Day/Time: Various Year Group: 7-13
Volleyball Club: 14&U/16&U/19&U Boys and Girls Day/Time: Monday and Tuesday 4-5.30pm Year Group: 7-13 Rugby Club: 12&U/14&U/16&U/19&U Boys Day/Time: Monday 5-6pm Year Group: 7-13 Senior Swimming Day/Time: Wednesday 4-5pm Year Group: 7-13 Triathlon Club Day/Time: Tuesday 6.50am Year Group: 7-13
Paid Activities These activities are run through an external provider so payments will be made directly to the provider and parent contact details will be shared with the provider for communication purposes.
LAMDA Acting - Year 9-10 Day/Time: Monday, 4.15-5.45pm Year Group: 9-10 Cost: $55/session Students work towards their Grade 5 in Year 9 and or their first ‘medal’ Grade 6 (Bronze) in Year 10. While making new friends and working towards their exams in either solo acting or with a partner in a combined duologue. Students not only look at performance skills but also begin building their own technical expertise and are introduced to the technicalities of professional theatre. Acting - Examination Duologues/Combination. Term 3 is our examination term. Exams are optional and exam fees will be administered closer to the exam. UCAS points are awarded to Year 10 students taking their Bronze level exam. Acting - Year 7-8 Day/Time: Tuesday, 4.15-5.45pm Year Group: 7-8 Cost: $55/session Students work towards Grade 3 in Year 7 and Grade 4 in Year 8 building in the previous year’s work and gaining further confidence and boosting their own self-esteem. While making new friends and working towards their exams in either solo acting or with a partner in a combined duologue. Students not only look at performance skills but also begin building their own technical expertise and are introduced to the technicalities of professional theatre. Acting Examination Duologues/Combination Term 3 is our examination term. Exams are optional and exam fees will be administered closer to the exam. Acting Medals - Year 11-13 Day/Time: Wednesday, 4.15-5.45pm Year Group: 11-13 Cost: $65/session Students work at a more mature level and are expected to do more of their own research, including self selection of 3 contrasting pieces and further insight into the technical aspects of theatre, such as breath control, writing styles and study of theatre practitioners. These result in Bronze, Silver and Gold medals and each grade comes with UCAS points for UK university entry, are also eligible for the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme and can be used towards the American College Application forms. Acting - Examination Duologues/Combination. We also allow students looking at taking the Speaking in Public Exams an opportunity to join the medal grades beginning with Bronze. Term 3 is our examination term. Exams are optional and exam fees will be administered closer to the exam. Acting - Year 7-9 Day/Time: Thursday, 4.15-5.45pm Year Group: 7-9 Cost: $55/session Students work towards Grade 3 in Year 7, Grade 4 in Year 8 and Grade 5 in Year 9, building on the previous year’s work and gaining further confidence and boosting their own self-esteem. While making new friends and working towards their exams in either solo acting or with a partner in a combined duologue. Students not only look at performance skills but also begin building their own technical expertise and are introduced to the technicalities of professional theatre. Acting - Examination Duologues/Combination. Term 3 is our examination term. Exams are optional and exam fees will be administered closer to the exam.
THE MOVEMENT STUDIO Ballet Day/Time: Monday, 4:15-5:15pm Year Group: 8-11 Cost: $34/session Our classes incorporate both ATOD (Australian Teacher of Dancing), an internationally recognised syllabus and RAD (Royal Academy of Dance), one of the most influential dance education. Both professional membership organisations will giving them a strong foundation for technique. Classes are designed to encourage, motivate and reward students of all ages and abilities, outlining a progressive structure for learning and achievement in dance. Students will get the opportunity to be recommended by the teachers for exams yearly. We hope to inspire the children to appreciate ballet and develop coordination, poise, musicality, confidence and a lifelong love of the performing arts.
Jazz Day/Time: Monday, 5:15-6:15pm Year Group: 7-11 Cost: $34/session We will take great care to hone the students’ flexibility and strength through a variety of conditioning work and stretching exercises. Students can expect different dynamic and energetic/flowy movements filled with jumps, turns, and kicks in this class! Music can vary from fast pop music to slow pop music, introducing them to different textures and therefore different ways and styles to move! Free expression and improvisation is also explored in this class.
Lyrical Contemporary Day/Time: Wednesday, 4-5pm Year Group: 7-9 Cost: $34/session Contemporary dance is expressive, subtle and dynamic, expressing emotions through movement. Students can expect to learn different dynamics of movements and Release technique. Release is a very different dance technique in comparison to ballet but they both have the same sense of musicality & ensemble. We will introduce them to different textures and therefore different ways and styles to move! Free expression, improvisation and contact improvisation is also explored in this class. It’s about sharing the weight, rolling, suspending, falling, passive & active energy & awareness.
SPORT Goju Ryu Karate Day/Time: Thursday, 4-5pm Year Group: 7-11 Cost: $40/session Our Programme is about incorporating karate-do into a fun and fitness training of karate and selfdefence skills. The physical training will improve one’s agility, flexibility, strength, coordination and motor skills development. The mental training enhances self-discipline, self-esteem, humility, respect for others and resilience. The programme will cover the following aspects. Basic and advance karate-do techniques and movements. Physical coordination training. Self defense techniques and awareness. Group activities and games. During practice all karatekas will have to wear the karate gi/uniform of which is to be purchased from us. The cost of the karate gi uniform will be from $85 depending on the size needed. Registration fee of $50. The Golf Collective - Just Golf Day/Time: Monday/Wednesday/Friday, 4-5pm Year Group: 7-13 Cost: $60/session Just-Golf classes are designed to be fun and engaging whilst learning about all aspects of the game. Students will learn the basic fundamentals to get started as well as all of the different skills needed to play out on the course. Classes are open to students with different ability levels. The Just-Golf Junior Programme has a 5-level Passport curriculum. Students will work through the Passport levels, progressing from complete beginner to accomplished golfer over time through instruction and practice. The indoor golf facility on level 6 of the Centenary Building has golf simulators and a large artificial putting green. Students will be able to practice on a virtual range as well as on-course practice and playing rounds on a variety of top courses from around the world.
SPORT Tennis Club Day/Time:Wednesday, 3-5.30pm Year Group: 7-10 Cost: $390 per term This activity is suitable for beginner and intermediate-level tennis players. Pupils will have the opportunity to develop their core tennis skills, including movement, racket control, consistency, and basic game understanding, in a supportive and engaging environment. Tanglin Badminton Club Day/Time: Monday, 7-8.30pm, Thursday 6.30-8pm, Saturday 4.15-5.45pm Year Group: 7-13 Cost: $420 per term
Tanglin Trust School 95 Portsdown Road Singapore 139299 Tel: (65) 67780771 Fax: (65) 67775862 Tanglin Trust School Foundation Limited UEN: 201212078W Tanglin Trust School Ltd 196100114C Reg. period: 7 June 2023 to 6 June 2029