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Service Providers
SUBMISSION OF PROGRAMMES FOR ENDORSEMENT FOR SEP 2009
Submission of programmes for endorsement for SEP 2009 will commerce from 16 June 2008 - 31 July 2008, 12pm. All Sports providers (inclusive of those who have endorsed programmes for SEP 2008) are required to submit programmes for endorsement if they want their programmes to be endorsed for SEP 2009.
Please read through the Programme Endorsement Application Guidelines attached here before you submit programmes for endorsement for SEP 2009.
NOTE: We are inviting providers to submit programmes suitable for or aimed at developing the potential of special needs pupils. Simply add “For Special Education” behind the programme name so that the programmes can be identified during evaluation. You may visit the MOE website: www.moe.gov.sg/education/special-education/ to find out more on Special Education in Singapore.
SEP 2009 Networking Seminar (Conducted)
Date: 28 May
Time: 2pm - 6pm (registration starts at 1.30pm)
Venue: Furama City Centre, Singapore
You may download a copy of the briefing slides for SEP 2009 here
Read up more on the SEP Networking Seminar that took place here
To further prepare for your submission application, please refer to:
(i) Sample description and objectives of programme
(ii) Risk Assessment Management Plan Sample
(iii) For the list of recognised first aid certifications, please click here
Seminar includes the following topics:
1. Briefing on SEP-Research and findings from schools & SEP 2009 submission procedures
2. Games Concept Approach
3. Sports Safety and/ or Public Liability
4. NCAP Accreditation Process
NCAP Theory Courses
Course Schedules are available for NCAP Theory Level 1, NCAP Theory Level 2 and NCAP Theory Level 3.
Registration will only be availabe from 15 November 2007 from http://sports.ssc.gov.sg.
NCAP Theory Accreditation
If you / your coaches are not equipped with NCAP Theory, but have other prior learning / experience / certificates, you may seek NCAP Theory Accreditation.
To seek NCAP Theory Accreditation, please:
- Fill in the NCAP Theory Accreditation Form
- Attach evidence of your prior learning (e.g. certificates from coaching and/or sports science courses with corresponding transcripts and course descriptions, and evidence of coaching experience
Please email the above to ssc_coaching@ssc.gov.sg.
Schools
SEP 2008 School Sign up has closed
A total of 348 Schools have opted in for SEP 2008. Thank you for your support!
For more information on school workflow, please click here.
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The Sports Education Programme (SEP) is a collaborative partnership between Singapore Sports Council (SSC) and the Ministry of Education (MOE). Under SEP, each school is provided with a $10,000 dollar-to-dollar matching grant for them to take up sports programmes from an endorsed list. The SEP aims to advocate the importance of sports education, encourage sports participation in schools and increase sporting opportunities for the young. It also serves as an integrated and structured approach to link sports service providers with schools to ensure that innovative and quality sports programmes are delivered.
Sports programmes are assessed by a panel comprising representatives from the SSC, MOE, schools, sports educators and practitioners to qualify for endorsement under the SEP.
Sports programmes under SEP should cater for development of skills and sports knowledge of students and help promote active participation of sports in schools. These programmes should also promote team spirit and character building, and arouse interest in continual sports participation amongst students. Endorsed programmes are classified into 4 categories: Sports Exposure, Sports Play, Sports Development and Sports Leagues.
Sports Exposure – These would involve one-off events aimed at introducing a sport or a sporting lifestyle to the masses and should convey the message that sport is fun and that it is easy to do. Sports Exposure event/programme(s) can be in the form of sports clinics, tryouts, events or carnivals within the school.
Sports Play – These are structured, regular instructional courses that facilitate the learning of a sports skill at the beginner level. Students will have learnt basic information and skills about the sport after attending such programmes which will enable them to participate in the sport and enjoy it at a recreational level.
Sports Development – These are structured, regular instructional courses that facilitate the learning of a sports skill at a more advanced level. These programmes should follow on from Sports Play programmes, providing higher-level and age-appropriate skills that are still presented in a fun and engaging way. As an end-result, students will have learnt higher skills and gained more knowledge needed to play the sport after attending these programme(s).
Sports Leagues – These Leagues comprise intra-school competitions (e.g., inter-class competitions) that take place over a prolonged period of time, where participating teams have the opportunity to play each other (e.g., weekly or twice a week etc) in the chosen sporting activity.
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Programme Directory
A wide range of sports programmes is offered under SEP, ranging from sports camps, clinics, workshops, carnivals, tryouts to learn-to-play programmes. The full listing of sports programmes endorsed for SEP 2007 is available here.
Contacts
Looking for contacts of sports providers but don't know where to look? Browse through the list of SEP 2007 endorsed programme providers over here. |
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