Whilst guided by international frameworks on safeguarding in sport, the Safe Sport Unified Code and Safe Sport Programme have been contextualised for Singapore's sporting landscape and the sporting community through extensive consultations with sporting community stakeholders.
The Safe Sport Programme comprises all the elements required to optimize the implementation of the Unified Code for sporting organisations that subscribe to the Safe Sport Programme (“Member Organisations”).
SG is looking for dedicated, knowledgeable and resourceful WAG Coaches to help establish our athletes as strong competitors on the world stage in the future Work with the Artistic Programme Manager (APM) and the WAG National Head Coach to maximize the performance of gymnasts in the National Training Centre (NTC) to achieve the long-term objectives of Singapore Gymnastics.
An exciting opportunity exists for a talented individual to lead the Women’s Artistic Gymnastics National Training Centre (NTC) in Singapore. The focus of this role is to maximise the potential of the NTC and the elite squad gymnasts through coaching, the design of programmes, leading a team of National coaches in the implementation of robust systems and processes from talent ID through to international competition.
Following the release of the "SAFE MANAGEMENT MEASURES FOR SPORT AND PHYSICAL EXERCISE & ACTIVITY FROM 15 March 2022”, SportSG has approved the updated Singapore Gymnastics sport-specific safe management guidelines updated as of 23 March 2022.
On 12 March 2022m the second Life Membership Award was given to Mr Sng Puay Liang, a person who have made valuable and outstanding contributions to the Association and towards the promotion of gymnastics.
After an exciting week hosting the 13th National Gymnastics Championship, we are reflecting on incredible moments and performances.
Clubs from across the country have been working hard to prepare routines amidst uncertainty to showcase their skills at these national events for months and the performances were a reflection of that tenacity.
The Unified Code was launched on 23 November 2021. It is the cornerstone of the Safe Sport Programme and sets out a unified reference for the Singapore sporting community that defines, describes and explains the forms of abuse and harassment which may take place in the sporting environment.
In the absence of competitions events in 2020, Singapore Gymnastics (SG) wanted to continue commending the outstanding contributions of athletes, officials and volunteers for their involvement in gymnastics in Singapore.
Despite the absence of a complete and uninterrupted competition season and minimal event opportunities in 2021, SG wish to continue commending the outstanding contributions(s) of athletes, officials, and volunteers for their involvement in gymnastics in Singapore.
The inaugural Singapore Gymnastics Lunar Competition was held at Bishan Sports Hall on 19-20 February 2022. It included three disciplines: Men’s Artistic, Women’s Artistic, and Rhythmic. Singapore Gymnastics Classic is SG's initiative to provide an opportunity for high-level athletes a chance to compete and prepare for the 2022 National Championships.
