Dear students,
Got a knack for making TikToks or Instagram videos? Want to use your creativity for something meaningful—and maybe win cash prizes while you’re at it? Then #YAS2026 is for you.
Organised by the Singapore Police Force’s Clementi Police Division, this anti-scam video competition is back for its fourth edition. The goal? Get youths like you to create relatable, trending videos that educate others about scams—and spread awareness through your social networks.
Mark your calendars:
1 May 2026 – 31 August 2026
There are two competition categories:
Open to all current secondary school students.
Open to students from:
You can join individually or as a team—but if you’re teaming up, everyone must be from the same school.
👉 Sign up here:
https://go.gov.sg/yas2026-registration
Register early and you’ll get complimentary access to an exclusive workshop led by:
You’ll learn videography and acting skills to help you create high-quality, standout content.
Create a TikTok or Instagram video about at least one scam (or scam-related issue) affecting youths. Use real, open-source information and make it engaging for your peers.
Your video will be evaluated based on:
And yes—there are attractive cash prizes up for grabs.
Check out the full rules and guidelines here:
https://t968-p135-blue.stg.cwp2.sg/-/media/SPF/Advisories/Scams/Rules-and-Regulations-YAS-2026-FINAL.pdf
This isn’t just a competition—it’s a chance to:
So grab your phone, gather your ideas, and start creating. Your next video could make a difference. 🎥✨
New mission details have just been released for the upcoming challenge. If you haven't applied yet, here is what you need to know:
STEM Inquiry: Foster critical thinking by applying Physics and Engineering to solve complex maritime robotics problems.
Talent Identification: Identify top-tier students in Computing and Robotics ready for international-level competition.
Teams will build and operate a dual-system fleet: an Unmanned Surface Vessel (USV) and an Underwater Vehicle (UUV). All robotics kits and materials are provided during the guided workshop—no prior equipment is needed.
15 May: Deadline for Team Detail Submissions.
1 & 2 Aug (Tentative): Guided Build Workshop (Kit assembly & briefing).
11 – 13 Nov (Tentative): Final Mission Deployment & Competition.
Dear students,
Dear Sec 2 SSTudent,
Annually, the North West Community Development Council (CDC) invites schools to nominate to join the respected North West Youth Assembly (YA) program. You can find more details in the attached document here.
The North West YA is a youth voluntary group comprising youth leaders. Members are involved in various self-initiated programmes, and together with the North West CDC, help to implement community projects through a Service-Learning approach.
Criteria:
Candidates must be a Singaporean Citizen or Permanent Resident currently in Secondary TWO level.
Programme includes a compulsory camp from 17 to 19 June 2026.
PASSIONATE about community service
Able to commit at least 70% attendance at meetings and community service projects organised by North West CDC
Preferably residing in the North West District
*there will be monthly meeting (except months with exams) at the office of North West CDC (Woodlands Civic Centre)
Please note that you must be able to attend the full 3-days 2-night Young Leaders Camp (YLC) scheduled for 17 to 19 June 2026.
Sign-up process:
Submit your interest and particulars in the Google form here by 08 May 2026, 6 pm.
The teachers in charge will contact you by email for further instructions.
*Please note that signing up does not guarantee selection as this is an exclusive program for selected candidates. You will be informed of the due process.
Other information:
• Nominated students will be able to accumulate service hours/points; The points may be used to achieve the Gold Award in the National Youth Achievement Award (NYAA) Service Learning Category Gold.
• Nominated students will be able to undertake or initiate a project which will serve or have a beneficial impact on the community at large.
The project may help the students to achieve the Gold Award in the National Youth
Achievement Award (NYAA) Community Leadership Initiative Category
Every year, slips, trips, and falls (STF) remain the leading cause of injuries among both students and adults in schools. These incidents are often preventable, and raising awareness is the first step toward creating a safer school environment for everyone.
To address this, we are excited to launch a Student Safety Initiative in collaboration with the Workplace Safety and Health Council (WSHC). This initiative aims to empower students to recognize common hazards and take proactive steps to prevent accidents among their peers.
Start Date: 27 April 2026
End Date: 31 July 2026, 12:00 PM
(For Primary and Secondary Schools)
Students are encouraged to watch a safety video on slips, trips, and falls and complete an online quiz based on what they have learned.
🔗 Watch the Safety Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ur5mU_TX1M8
📝 Quiz Links:
Secondary Schools: https://form.gov.sg/69cb195a5aae962f180901fa
🏆 Prizes:
25 drawstring bags (with educational safety materials) will be awarded to:
Top 5 Primary Schools
Top 5 Secondary Schools
Winners are determined by the highest number of participants with correct answers
Schools may decide how to distribute the prizes among participating students
(For Secondary Schools Only)
Secondary school students can further showcase their creativity by designing posters that promote awareness and prevention of STF hazards.
👥 Participation:
Groups of 2–3 students
📤 Submission Link:
https://form.gov.sg/69829326f359b4041690263c
📌 Key Information:
Each school may submit up to 2 posters
Email your poster to karen_ng@sst.edu.sg
Poster competition guideline
🏅 Prizes:
Top 3 winning posters will each receive Artists’ Drawing Materials
🌟 Selected winning posters may also be shared with other schools to inspire wider awareness and promote student-led safety initiatives.
Slips, trips, and falls can happen anytime—but with awareness and teamwork, they can be prevented. Through this initiative, students are not just participants, but active contributors to a safer school environment.
Let’s all play our part and make our schools safer places for everyone!
👉 Start by watching the video, taking the quiz, and spreading the message!
Stay safe, stay aware! 💛
Dear SST Students,
Our B Division Football team needs your support tomorrow as they return to finish their NSG Semi-Final match at SST.
The game had to be stopped earlier today due to a lightning alert, with 24 minutes left to play and the score currently tied at 1–1. Everything is still to play for, and the team will be counting on the energy and encouragement from the SST community.
Match Details
Date: Tomorrow (23/4/26)
Time: 8.30am
Venue: SST
This is a big moment for the team, and your presence can make a real difference. Let’s come together, show our school spirit, and cheer our boys on as they fight for a place in the final.
Let’s fill the sidelines and back our team all the way. Go SST!
Dear Sec 3 students
Dear S1-3 SST Students,
Calling all students from non-sports CCAs — sign-ups are now open for the West Zone Inter-School Games 2026!
This is a great chance to represent SST, challenge yourself, and enjoy some friendly competition with students from other schools. Whether you already play casually with friends or simply want to try something new, this could be a meaningful and exciting experience.
The West Zone Inter-School Games will take place on Wednesday, 3 June 2026, from 8.00am to 12.00pm at Chua Chu Kang Secondary School. Only students who are not from Sports CCAs are eligible to sign up.
Dear SST Student,
Have you ever stopped to think about how laws shape our daily lives?
The Ministry of Law is organising the “Why Law Matters” Student Competition as part of SGLaw200, which commemorates 200 years of Singapore’s modern judicial and legal system.
This competition invites students to reflect on how the Rule of Law supports our society, protects individuals, and helps Singapore remain fair, safe, and harmonious.
For the Secondary category, the competition is open to Secondary students who are Singapore Citizens or Permanent Residents, and entries are to be submitted individually.
Create an informational graphic or comic that shows how the Rule of Law improves our daily lives. You may choose to illustrate its impact in areas such as:
You are encouraged to think about questions such as: What would happen if there were no laws or legal frameworks to help families, businesses, and neighbours resolve disputes fairly?
Your entry should be:
Please submit your entry by 30 June 2026.,
To submit your entry,
1. Official Submission link for your entry is here
2. Drop an email to Ms Karen Ng and Mr Keith Wee that you are doing a submission. (Our emails are provided below)
Prizes
There are attractive prizes to be won:
Winning entries may also be showcased at other SGLaw200 activities.
For more information and submission, please visit the competition page or approach the organisers at student_competitions_sglaw200@pico.com
We encourage interested students to take this opportunity to think creatively, express your ideas, and show why law matters in our everyday lives.
For any inquiries, please contact Mr Wee at wee_kheng_leong@sst.edu.sg or Ms Karen Ng at karen_ng@sst.edu.sg
Dear SST Students,
To commemorate World Health Day 2026, themed “Together for Health. Stand with Science,” we celebrate the power of scientific collaboration to protect and improve the health of our community.
We are thrilled to announce that the GrowCalth Challenge in the app, will commence on 15th April 2026.
With this launch, we take a significant step forward in encouraging students and staff to stay active, make informed health decisions, and track their fitness through data-driven insights.
🌟 Key Features:
Step Up for Health: Receive motivational prompts grounded in wellness principles to inspire increased activity.
House Competitions: Earn points for your House through active participation, fostering a healthy and engaging sense of rivalry. Stay updated via the in-app announcements page.
Track Your Progress: Monitor your daily steps, work towards the 10,000-step goal, and see how your contributions support your House.
AI Movement Tracking: Using computer vision technology, the app can accurately track exercises such as push-ups, squats, and jumping jacks, providing an instant count of your performance.
Whether on iOS or Android, GrowCalth is designed to support your wellness journey—because at SST, we stand with science and move forward together for health.
Download Now: App Store: https://apps.apple.com/sg/app/growcalth/id6456388202.
Android - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.growcalth_android
Download the app, explore its features, and share your thoughts with team@growcalth.com. Your feedback is invaluable to them as they continue to improve and enhance the services. Thank you for being a part of this exciting milestone with us!
#AppLaunch #Innovation #UserExperience #MobileApp #DownloadNow #TheHouse4You
Dear teachers and students,
I Am A Singer Season 3 is coming! We encourage everyone to participate! Grab this opportunity to unleash your talent and let your voice works its magic!
What's more, you can get house points with the video that you submit! If you get into the finals or win the title of your selected category, then more points can be earned for your house!
So what are you waiting for? Submit your video now!
Competition Details & Rules:
Important Dates
Registration Deadline: Term 2 Week 6, 3 May 2026, 23:59
Grand Finale: Term 2 Week 8, 13 May 2026, 13:00-14:00 (during the afternoon assembly)
If selected, the organizer will notify the participants between T1W7 and T1W8.
How to Register:
Record a video of yourself or your group singing and upload it to this Google Form before the registration deadline.
Registration Video & Competition Requirements
No acappella singing is allowed.
You may play an instrument yourself, have someone to do it, or use a karaoke track (minus one).
Competition Categories
1. Solo (Student)
2. Choral (Student) (2-5 participants)
3. Choral (Teacher-Student)(3-5 participants. The group must consist of at least two students and no more than two teachers.)
Song Selection
Any Mandarin song
(The content of the original song must not involve inappropriate descriptions related to politics, society, language, religion, race, or other sensitive topics. If violated, the organizer reserves the right to disqualify the participant.)
Prizes
The SST I Am A Singer 3rd Edition trophies and an invaluable experience!
Please do approach any CL teachers if you have any questions.
Thank you and we look forward to your participation!
老师和同学们：
《我也是歌手》第三季即将来临！我们
诚邀大家踊跃参与！把握这个机会，尽情展现你的才华，让歌声绽放魅力！
此外，提交参赛视频还可以为你的团队赢取积分！若成功晋级决赛或在所选组别中获得冠军，还可为团队赢得更多积分！
还在等什么？马上提交你的视频吧！
比赛详情与规则：
重要日期
报名截止：第二学期第6周（2026年5月3日，23:59）
总决赛：第二学期第8周（2026年5月13日，13:00–14:00，下午集会时段）
若入选，主办方将于第一学期第7至第8周之间通知参赛者。
报名方式：
录制个人或小组演唱视频，并在截止日期前上传至链接的 Google 表格。
报名视频与比赛要求：
比赛组别：
歌曲选择：
奖项：
SST《我也是歌手》第三季奖杯，以及一段宝贵的舞台体验！
谢谢大家，期待你们的踊跃参与！ 🎤
Dear students,
Here are the Term 2 Class Test Schedules:
Please refer to the following links for details:
Dear students,
Dear students,
We are pleased to announce the upcoming CRADLE Project at Science Centre.
What is RDP?
Research & Development Programme (RDP) is a 9-day mentorship programme held at Science Centre Singapore. Through this programme, students will work in groups of 2-3, under the guidance of Science Centre CRADLΣ mentors to complete a science or engineering project. The programme provides hands-on experience in experimentation, design, prototyping and data analysis. Throughout their project work, students gain exposure to various scientific tools and equipment while learning relevant science and engineering concepts essential for their projects.
Students may apply for up to two projects from the available list here. Project allocation will be determined by a review panel based on the student’s application. Students are therefore encouraged to answer the questionnaire the best they could to get selected.
RDP is endorsed by UNITAR
UNITAR: United Nations Institute for Training and Research
CIFAL: International Training Centre for Authorities and Leaders
What is the role of CIFAL?
CIFAL Singapore was established in 2023 and is the first such centre in Singapore to be affiliated with the United Nations’ principal training arm and sited at NTU Singapore. The Centre aims to strengthen the ability of individuals, institutions, and societies in the Asia Pacific countries to perform functions, solve problems, and set and achieve objectives sustainably, thus encouraging sustainable development in the Asia Pacific region.
Thematic areas of focus are sustainability education and sustainable cities and communities, which cover topics, that include but are not limited to, climate change and climate impact, sustainable materials, recycling and upcycling, sustainability communication, sustainable finance, and Corporate and environmental sustainability.
Most of the RDP projects are UNSDG-related
UNSDG-related projects within the RDP are endorsed by UNITAR. Students participating in these endorsed projects will receive a UNITAR Certificate^ in recognition of their work in sustainability-related studies.
^Personal data of participants including full name, gender, nationality, email, etc will be collected and shared with UNITAR for the purposes of certification, understanding the background of the participants and keeping them informed of UNITAR’s learning activities/events.
^Participants who choose not to share their personal details with UNITAR will not be eligible to receive the UNITAR Certificate.
Is there a fee to the programme?
The RDP programme is valued at $1000 per student. However, all accepted students for the programme will receive subsidies from Science Centre Singapore and will only need to pay a fee of $200 per pax for the programme. The fee covers training and mentorship by Science Centre CRADLΣ mentors, and all project materials provided to the students. If selected, SST will cover the fee for students. You are expected to be present during this period of attachment.
Timeline
Internal Registration closes : 6 April 2026 (Monday)
Internal Notification of offer and acceptance : 8 April (Wednesday)
Programme Dates: 2nd June 2026 to 12 June 2026
(Excluding Sat, Sun, Public Holiday)
Terms and Conditions:
*Attendance on all days of the programme, including presentation, is compulsory. Any student who withdraws after accepting their place will be charged the full programme fee of $1000 (before subsidy) as resources have been set aside for project mentoring. Fee waivers are available for absences due to:
· Medical leave
· Official examinations
· Official competitions
Supporting documents are required to be shared with the organizer.
Internal Google Form to be submitted by 6 April (Mon).
Mrs Praveena Mohan
Senior Teacher (Chemistry)
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Dear Students,
SAVH X Flag Day is an annual fundraising and awareness event where volunteers help to collect donations from the public.Thank you for your service and we look forward to your help!
Please direct any queries to Ms Ng Hui Min at ng_hui_min@sst.edu.sg
Dear Sec 3 and 4 student,
Since 2000, Heartware Network (HWN) has been supporting the National Day Parade
In the 27th year of collaboration with the NDP EXCO, Heartware Network will be recruiting, training and developing youths into leaders of tomorrow through the exciting experience of serving the community at a national event.
Details:
To sign up, please:
1. complete the google form here
2. complete the HWN Sign-up link here
Dear students,
Please be reminded that Monday 23 Mar 2026 will be a school holiday in observance of Hari Raya Puasa. Classes will resume as usual on Tuesday for Term 2.
Hari Raya Puasa marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan and is a meaningful occasion for reflection, gratitude, and celebration with family and community.
To all our Muslim students, staff, and members of the SST community, we wish you and your loved ones a joyful celebration.
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri.
Enjoy the holiday and we look forward to seeing everyone back in school on Tuesday.
