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Singapore Gymnastics Reaffirms Support for Trampoline Following NSG Decision

Trampoline Gymnastics will leave the National School Games from 2029, but the sport’s journey in Singapore continues. Singapore Gymnastics (SG) shares the disappointment of athletes who hoped to represent their schools. SG will work with MOE on the transition and continue creating opportunities for trampoline gymnasts to train, compete and progress.
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GymFest 2026: Storybook Adventures Is Coming Soon!

Save the date and join us on 7 November for a magical evening of artistic gymnastics, rhythmic gymnastics, jump rope and storytelling! Get ready to turn the pages of your favourite stories as GymFest 2026 – Storybook Adventures returns on Saturday, 7 November 2026, at Bishan Sports Hall!

SG Strengthens Judging Framework with Three Updated Policies

Following the review of SG Nationals 2026 and Singapore Open (SGO) 2026, and taking into consideration the feedback received, SG is pleased to announce the finalisation of three judging policies aimed at strengthening judge development, accreditation, professional standards and governance across all four gymnastics disciplines: Men's Artistic Gymnastics (MAG), Women's Artistic Gymnastics (WAG), Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG) and Trampoline Gymnastics (TRA).

Singapore Gymnastics Updates Competition Attire Policy

Singapore Gymnastics (SG) has updated its Competition Attire Policy (P027), effective from January 2027, to clarify competition attire support and requirements for gymnasts representing Singapore. Athletes, parents and coaches are encouraged to review the updated policy ahead of the 2027 competition season.

World Gymnastics Updates Code of Discipline

World Gymnastics has announced a new edition of its Code of Discipline, strengthening legal clarity, procedural consistency and the protection of participants across gymnastics.

World Gymnastics Publishes Updated Safeguarding Policy

World Gymnastics has announced a new edition of its Safeguarding Policy, strengthening its framework for protecting participants and promoting a safe environment across gymnastics. Adopted by the World Gymnastics Executive Committee in Bangkok on 2 October 2026, the revised policy takes effect upon publication.

Singapore Gymnastics (SG) Strengthens Performance Development Pathway with New Performance Development Programme (PDP) Framework

SG Strengthens Performance Development Pathway with New Performance Development Programme (PDP) Framework SG has developed its new PDP Framework and NTC Policy, establishing a clearer and more integrated approach for the long-term development of gymnasts in Singapore. Together, the two documents provide greater clarity on how SG, clubs, coaches, gymnasts, parents and performance partners contribute to the development pathway, from the early stages of performance developm

Singapore Gymnastics Announces 2027 Events Calendar

Singapore Gymnastics unveils its 2027 national events calendar, featuring refreshed schedules for Singapore Open and National Championships. With expanded competition windows and improved session planning, the new framework aims to enhance flexibility and elevate the experience for athletes, coaches, officials and clubs throughout the year.
Events SGO NC Carnival Classic MAG WAG RG TRA

Singapore Gymnastics Wishes Jovi Loh a Speedy Recovery and Announces Team Updates

Following an outstanding showing at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Singapore Gymnastics looks ahead to the upcoming Asian Games and Artistic Gymnastics World Championships. With Jovi Loh focusing on his rehabilitation following an injury, Kenzu Kang will join the MAG team for the Asian Games, while Amanda Yap, Alena Tan and Asher Pua will represent Singapore at the World Championships in Rotterdam.
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