
Our Co-Curricular Activities (CCA)
Overview
TP’s scenic campus belies the hive of youthful energy that throbs within it. With a student population of around 14,000, there is a huge amount of creative energy on campus that is unleashed through many student-led activities including arts performances, project displays showcasing the latest innovative ideas, student DJs broadcasting the latest hits, a vibrant sporting culture and entrepreneurial activities by students. TP is a hub of intellectual and creative activities all-year round!
Performing Arts CCAs
Temasek Arts Centre (TAC), the arts and culture wing of TP’s Student Development & Alumni Affairs Department (SDAA), believes in cultivating the arts on campus and in nurturing our student-artists through talent and leadership development, performance opportunities and platforms for artistic expression. All our members are handpicked through a selection process. Through high-quality concerts and productions, our student-artists express their creativity, hone their craft and aspire to be artists creating works in the local and global artistic landscapes.
Sports CCAs
Over many years of discipline, diligence and doggedness, many of Temasek Polytechnic’s high performing sports teams have achieved sustained results at the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity-Polytechnic (IVP) Games. They have brought much honour and pride to TP. In addition, TP has a wide range of sports facilities that serve as venues for sports competitions and friendlies. The close proximity to the scenic and idyllic Bedok Reservoir is also an ideal backyard with ample green and blue spaces for our students to be engaged in trail running or water sports activities. Sports in TP will surely provide plenty of excitement and spectacle for athletes, fans and supporters.
P10 Clubs & Interest Groups
Temasek Polytechnic offers our students exciting opportunities for leadership development through our P10 Clubs (Students' Union and 9 Constituent Clubs), CCAs and Interest Groups. Serve, lead and make a positive impact to the student community, and in the process stretch and hone your leadership skills and develop competencies in the non-academic domains, as you create a fun, caring and vibrant campus that you will be proud of.
P10 Clubs
Interest Groups
The Temasek Polytechnic Band (TP Band) performs a wide repertoire of concert music from classical and pop arrangements to movie soundtracks. With the rich blend of woodwind, brass and percussion instruments, they will surely leave audiences at the edge of their seats. Under the baton of conductors Mr Tan Beng Wee and Mr Ignatius Wang, they have actively been contributing to the vibrant arts scene on and off campus since the establishment of the polytechnic in 1990. TP Band is a platform for all budding, talented young musicians to develop their musicianship and performance capabilities.
Achievements:
- Temasek Polytechnic National Day Virtual Concert (2021)
- Band Fiesta @ Gardens by The Bay (2019)
- Temasek Spectacular (2019)
- Tampines East National Day Dinner (2019)
Training Days:
- Monday, 6.30pm to 9pm (Mr Tan Beng Wee)
- Tuesday, 6.30pm to 9pm (Either Conductor)
- Wednesday, 6.30pm to 9pm (Percussion Training)
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Nigel Tan
The Chinese Orchestra performs Chinese music using various Chinese instruments such as the Yangqin, Erhu and Pipa to explore the world of traditional and contemporary Chinese music. The elegant and soulful music presented by the Chinese Orchestra will enchant and enthral the audience. The orchestra collaborates with other CCAs such as Band and String Ensemble and also ventures out for public performances and overseas exchange programmes.
Achievements:
- Annual Chinese Orchestra Concerts, Magical Autumn XII (2019)
- NAC Arts In Your Neighbour: Music On The Move (2019)
- HKCO Singapore Tour Campus Concert (2018)
Training Days:
- Wednesday (Combined), 7pm to 9pm
- Thursday & Friday (Sectionals), 7pm to 9pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Fayanne Tan
The Temasek Polytechnic Chorale performs choral and acappella arrangements in traditional as well as contemporary styles. Let the singers bring music to your ears with the human instrument – the voice. TP Chorale is a renowned choir CCA group comprising a diverse group of Sopranos, Altos, Tenors and Basses, led by resident conductor, Ms Choy Siew Woon. They are bonded by their strong passion for singing and endeavour to convey their love for choral singing through the specially curated concert repertoire.
Achievements:
- Temasek Polytechnic National Day Virtual Concert (2021)
- Temasek Spectacular (2019)
- Takashimaya Christmas Light-Up (2019)
- First and Second Prize at Golden Voices of Montserrat, Spain (2016)
Training Days:
Tuesday & Thursday, 6.30pm to 9.30pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Nigel Tan
TP Dance Ensemble (TPDE) comprises 3 main dance genres; Hip Hop, Modern Dance & Breakin’. Modern Dance is a dance form developed from classical ballet in the early 20th century, shedding the classical ballet technique, costume and shoes. Hip Hop is a popular dance style involving energetic & funky street dance. Breakin’ includes a multitude of different floorwork & explosive movements. Dance Ensemble’s Hip Hop, Modern Dance & Breakin’ are under the tutelage of Ahmad Kamil, Nikki Chan and Gerald Chan respectively.
Achievements:
- Super 24 2019 (Champion for Tertiary Category)
- TRDO Duet 2019 (Champion for Inter-poly Category)
- Origins: Interschool 2018 (Champion)
- Mighty Nomads' BBOY POL-ITE 2018 (Champion)
- Super 24 2017 (Champion for Open Category)
Training Days:
- Modern: Tuesday, 6pm to 9pm
- Hip Hop: Wednesday, 6pm to 9pm
- Breakin’: Thursday, 6pm to 9pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Fayanne Tan
The Digital Media & Production Crew (DMPC) enables all of our performing arts groups to be seen, heard and on stage. Engaging with technical and production management, audio, visual, lighting and staging along with capturing special moments on camera, they make real magic happen. The tight-knit and dedicated group has managed the pivot to digital productions with excellence, whilst eagerly driving the return to live events. Members receive training in a multitude of production areas from current industry practitioners, who are passionate about what they do. Along with regular activities, they also organise all scales of events including the exciting annual DREAMS Concert.
Achievements:
- Canon Photomarathon 2020 - 2nd place for the student category
- Canon Photomarathon 2019 - 3rd place for the student category
- NSMen Video Competition 2019 - Merit
Training Days:
Thursday, 7pm to 9pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Mark Spencer
Temasek Polytechnic (TP) Dikir Barat is a vibrant traditional Malay art form that involves 15 or more people doing responsorial singing, led by a couple of lead singers and accompanied by Malay percussions. It is a traditional art form anchored in the use of poetry and creative lyrics. TP Dikir takes part in numerous high-level, poly-wide and external public performances. TP Dikir has won multiple awards at the annual national competitions such as "Piala Suara Serumpun" (Cluster of Voices Trophy).
Achievements:
- Temasek Arts Festival: PLAY (Collaboration with Dance Ensemble, 2021)
- Piala Suara Serumpun 2019 - Women’s: Champion, Best Lyrics, Men’s: The Green Pen Award
- Piala Tinta Dikir 2018 - Women’s: First Runner-up, Best Percussion, Best Lyrics, Men’s: Champion, Best Lead Singer, Best Lead Singer, Best Chorus, Best Song, Best Art
- Piala Suara Serumpun 2018 - Women’s: Champion, Best Lead Singer, Best Percussion, Best Song, Men’s: Champion, Best Lead Singer, Best Lyrics
Training Days:
- Monday & Wednesday, 6pm to 9pm (On-campus)
- Additional training days, nearing show day
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Jasmine Leong
Temasek Polytechnic Fusion Percussion (TPFP) is a highly-spirited group of passionate individuals with a deep interest for percussive music. A collective of vibrant, creative and talented drummers come together in an explosive ensemble. Their shows are always exciting and full of energy. Get them to liven up shows and they will deliver the party to your doorstep! They live by their slogan “with a burning passion, we play to the beat of our hearts”. Brazilian Samba forms the cornerstone of TPFP's creative rhythms such as, Samba Temasek - a fusion of Brazilian samba and Singapore elements.
Achievements:
- Temasek Polytechnic National Day Virtual Concert (2021)
- "In-Youthful-Company” @ Esplanade Waterfront (2019)
- Pink Ribbon Walk Breast Cancer Foundation (2019)
- Sunset Showcase: Jiving Jamboree (2019)
- World Drum Night 4: Even When No One Sees (2018)
Training Days:
Tuesday & Thursday, 6pm to 9pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Nigel Tan
Temasek Polytechnic (TP) Indian Dance Group (IDG) trains in the various dance forms such as Bharatha-Natyam, Kuchipudi, Bollywood, folk and other semi-classical Indian dance forms. Under the guidance of Mrs Premela Balakrishnan, Director of Rudram Arts, TPIDG has been featured in both school performances and various external performances, such as the 2022 Lisha Women’s Wing 10th Anniversary Celebrations: 200th Event, where President Halimah Yacob was the Guest of Honour. TPIDG hopes to promote and showcase the colourful and enthralling Indian dance forms through our charming performances, leaving the audience asking for more.
Achievements/Features:
- 21st IUFoST World Congress of Food Science & Technology: Gala Dinner (2022)
- Lisha Women’s Wing 10th Anniversary Celebrations: 200th Event (GOH: President Halimah Yacob, 2022)
- Staff Appreciation Day (2022)
- Tapestry Move (2022)
- Tapestry Move: Lit! Concert (Organised by TPIDG, 2022)
- Cultural Museum (2022)
- NUS Tamil Language Society Production (2022)
- International Day for Older Persons Virtual Celebration with RSVP Singapore (2021)
- TP National Day Celebrations Concert
- Temasek Arts Festival - Dwi-Rasa: Aaruyire (2021)
- Electric Dreams (2020)
- Sunset Showcase: Move It (2019)
Training Days:
- Tuesday & Friday, 6pm to 9pm (On Campus)
- Additional training days, nearing show days
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Jasmine Leong
TP Malay Dance Group is also called Kesenian Si Anak Tari (Seni Nak Tari or SNT). SNT takes pride in promoting the arts and providing high-quality traditional and contemporary performances. Featuring both traditional and contemporary styles, SNT’s movements are enhanced by their elaborate costumes and accessories, showcasing the rich heritage of the various genres portrayed.
Achievements/Features:
- Temasek Arts Festival – Dwi-Rasa: Berkebaya Biru (2021)
- TP National Day Celebrations Concert (Collaboration with Indian Dance Group, 2020)
- TP Concert Champion (2019)
- TP National Day Concert (2019)
- Pesta Raya @ Esplanade (2019)
- Bangsawan Tajul Gaspar @ OTH (2019)
- Champion for Persada Juara Tari (2018)
Training Days:
- Monday & Tuesday, 6pm to 9pm (On-campus)
- Monday & Tuesday, 7.45pm to 9.45pm (Online)
- Trainings may alternate between physical and online. There may be additional trainings closer to performance day.
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Jasmine Leong
TP Music Vox is a family of musicians, typically made up of vocalists, guitarists, bassists, keyboardists, songwriters, drummers and even producers, who play, record and perform assorted genres including pop, rock and indie of original and cover music. They are often invited to perform for events on and off campus such as DREAMS and Temasek Spectacular, having been recognised for their musical synergy and crowd appeal. They have recently released their first ever EP album of original music ‘Beginnings’ on Spotify and other major streaming platforms.
Achievements:
- ‘Beginnings’ EP Launch on Spotify (2021)
- Awarded Temasek Polytechnic’s Arts Group Excellence Award (2019 & 2020)
- National Day Observance Ceremony at the MOE HQ (2019)
- “In Youthful Company” at The Esplanade Outdoor Theatre (2018)
- Community Chest 35th Anniversary Celebration Ceremony (2018)
- Awarded Temasek Polytechnic’s Arts Group of the Year Award (2016)
Training Days:
- Daily Sectional Training, 6.30pm to 9pm
- Rehearsal Jamming (Daily, subject to upcoming performances/recording)
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Nigel Tan
The Salvo Drums brings to life any stage with their performances using the world’s most ancient instrument – the drum, specifically, the 24-season drums. Teamwork, with disciplined training, plays a vital role for the drummers in displaying their powerful percussive strokes in choreographed synchronised movements. Salvo Drums has also experimented through a variety of themes to enhance the vibrancy and creativity of its performances, immersing the audience with different experiences.
Achievements:
- Champion for Blazing Beats (2017)
- Champion for DrumzOut (2011)
Training Days:
- Tuesday & Thursday, 6.30pm to 9.30pm
- Saturday, 9am to 5pm (Seniors)
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Fayanne Tan
The String Ensemble performs pieces from a range of genres, from classical to modern pop music. A string instrument’s sound and timbre can greatly vary depending on how it is played, thus this allows for many possibilities when it comes to music arrangement and ways for members to express themselves.
Achievements:
- National Day Virtual Concert (2020)
- Magical Autumn @OTH (2019)
- DREAMS XI (2019)
- Sunset Showcase: Temasek Unplugged (2019)
Training Days:
Monday or Tuesday, 7pm to 9pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Fayanne Tan
Teatro, which means Theatre in Spanish, is a conglomerate of TP's English and Malay drama groups. Teatro engages their audience with high quality skits and staged productions. Being one of the most versatile groups, Teatro scripts and stages drama according to the occasion, fusing various art forms to engage the audiences. Teatro stages theatre performances every year. Keep a look out for their exciting theatrical productions at the TP Black Box!
Achievements/Features:
- "TeatroFest AY2020/21" (Online Triple-bill)
- "The Lift" (2019)
- "Those Who Can't, Teach" (2019)
- "Tujuh" (original devised play, 2019)
- “Land Ho!” (TP National Day Concert, 2019)
- "Caucasian Chalk Circle" (2018)
- "No More Tears" (devised play, 2018)
Training Days:
- Wednesday & Friday, 6:30pm to 9pm (On-campus)
- Additional training days, nearing show day
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Mark Spencer
TP Emcees is a fun and lively community of emcees who provide hosting services to the student body of Temasek Polytechnic. They assist with the facilitation of events through collaboration with the various school departments and CCA groups. Parties that they work with include the Arts Groups, P10 & Interest Groups, the academic schools, Corporate Communications and the Student Development and Alumni Affairs departments. The TP Emcees have hosted a variety of event types, from formal ones to less formal community service events and also multiple online platforms. Come be part of the TP Emcees family if you feel at ease on stage and love meeting crowds of people.
Achievements:
- Organiser: Arts Townhall Gathering (2020)
- Aerospace Day 2019 (2019)
- Parental Guidance Seminar (2019)
- TP National Day Concert 2019 (2019), TP Lead Heart Conference (2019)
- Dreams XI (2019)
- Global Community Day (2019)
Training Days:
Wednesday, 6.30pm to 9.30pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Fayanne Tan
In recent years, this popular sport has gained a strong following in Singapore among secondary and tertiary students. Similarly, the TP Bowling Team (Men & Women) attracts all levels of bowlers, and our best bowlers compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Games annually.
Achievements:
- IVP Games 2020: Silver (Men’s Team)
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Bronze (Men’s Team) & 4th (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
Tuesday & Friday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Sheena Wang
Aikido is a modern Japanese martial art that was developed for defence while minimising injury for the attacker. Aikido techniques use the attacker’s momentum and turn them into various throws or joint locks.
Training Days:
Thursday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Azman Mohamed
Competitive archery involves shooting arrows at a target for accuracy over several set distances. TP Archery Team competes in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Archery Games and external competitions annually.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: Silver (Men’s Team) & 4th (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
Saturday, 9am
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Pang Seng Hui
Another common and popular racquet sport, badminton requires aerobic stamina, agility, strength, speed and precision. The common forms of the game are "singles" (with one player per side) and "doubles" (with two players per side). TP Badminton Teams (Men & Women) compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Badminton Games annually.
Achievements:
- IVP Games 2020: Bronze (Women’s Team)
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Bronze (Men’s Team) & 4th (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
Monday & Thursday, 6.30 to 8.30pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Koh Wen Kiat
Competitive basketball is another popular team sport in which two competing teams of 5 players play on a rectangle court to try and outscore each other through the basketball hoops at opposing ends. TP Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Games annually.
Achievements:
- IVP Games 2020: 4th (Men’s Team)
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Silver (Men’s Team) & Bronze (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
Monday & Wednesday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Darren Tan
Originating from China, dragon boat racing is a human-powered boat sport. For competitive events, dragon boats are generally rigged with decorative and colorful Chinese dragon heads and tails. In races, there are 18-20 people in a standard boat, and 8-10 in a small boat, excluding steersperson and the drummer. The dragon boat races are the highlight of Week Zero activities in our annual Temasek Polytechnic Regatta. TP Dragon Boat Teams (Men & Women) compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Dragon Boat Race and external competitions annually.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: Gold (Men’s Team), Silver (Women’s Team) & Gold (Mixed Team)
Training Days:
Tuesday, 7pm & Saturday, 8am
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Charis Woo
Field hockey is played on natural grass and artificial turf with a small, hard ball. The game is popular in numerous parts of the world, particularly in Europe, Asia, Australia and New Zealand. In Singapore, the sport is very well supported at the secondary and tertiary levels. TP Hockey teams (Men & Women) compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Hockey Games annually.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: 4th (Men’s Team) & Silver (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
- Monday & Wednesday, 7pm (Women’s)
- Tuesday & Thursday, 7pm (Men’s)
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Tan Thian Seng
Developed in Scandinavia in the 1970s, floorball is a fast-paced sport played indoors with ’plastic’ sticks and a ball. Playing the stick above the waist is also against the rules, making it a relatively safe sport. Each game comprises three periods of 15 minutes and involves five players and a goalkeeper with rotating substitutions. TP Floorball teams (Men & Women) compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Floorball Games annually.
Achievements:
- IVP Games 2020: Bronze (Men’s Team) & 4th (Women’s Team)
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Silver (Men’s Team) & Gold (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
- Tuesday, 7pm
- Saturday, 9am
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Tan Thian Seng
Handball is a team sport in which two teams of six outcourt players and one goalkeeper pass the ball around with the objective of throwing it into the goal of the opposing team. The game consists of two halves of 30 minutes each and the team with the most goals at the end of the game wins the match. TP Handball (Men) team competes in external competitions annually.
Training Days:
Saturday, 2pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Peter Tan
A pair of skates is portable, versatile and can be used to skate on any hard surface. Inline skating allows freedom of movement and allows the skater to maneuver the body to perform skating movements and tricks. The sport improves balance, and strengthens the upper and lower body muscles.
Training Days:
Friday, 6pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Celine Clare Lim
Judo is a combat martial art founded in Japan and has evolved into an Olympic sport. Two judo practitioners, also known as Judoka, will step into a combat ring with the objective of throwing or taking down the opponent, immobilise an opponent with a pin or force an opponent into submission with a choke or joint lock. TP Judo team competes in external competitions annually.
Training Days:
Thursday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Lye Khim Fatt
Karate is a martial art developed in Japan under the influence of Chinese Kung Fu. A karate practitioner is called a karateka and the aim is to master the art of punching, kicking, knee strikes, elbow strikes and open-hand techniques such as knife-hands, palm-heel hands and spear hands. TP Karate team competes in external competitions annually.
Training Days:
Wednesday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Lye Khim Fatt
Kayak racing is a water sport growing in popularity. The first kayaks were made of driftwood and animal skins by the natives of Asia and North America. Modern kayaks are made of metal, fiberglass and rubber, making them stronger, more durable and portable. TP Kayak Racing team competes in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Canoe Sprints and external competitions annually.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: Silver (Men’s Team) & Gold (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
- Monday and Wednesday, 6.30pm
- Saturday, 7am (Bedok Reservoir)
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Koh Wen Kiat
Lifesaving is a unique sport, where the skills are developed primarily for humanitarian purposes and applied for competition. The sport provides a platform for lifeguards to come together to develop their skills in drowning prevention and attending to water-related injuries. It involves a myriad of simulated scenarios such as swimming to a submerged manikin, bringing the manikin to the surface and swimming to the edge of the pool. To get involved in the sport, a person needs a Bronze Medallion certification.
Achievements:
42nd National Lifesaving Championships: Gold
Training Days:
Monday, 6.30pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Peter Tan
The mind sport is a board game of strategy for two players. As opposed to physical exercise, the competition is based on strategy and endgame methods. The common board games played in TP are Xiangqi and International Chess. TP Mind Sports team participates in external competitions annually.
Training Days:
Wednesday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Tan Yeuan Huei
Netball is a popular ball sport played by two teams of seven players each. The objective of the game is for teams to score by shooting into the goal ring. Unique to the game, players are assigned specific roles and move around within the restricted areas on court to maintain or gain possession of the ball. TP Netball team competes in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Games and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Games annually.
Achievements:
- IVP Games 2020: Bronze
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Gold
Training Days:
Tuesday & Thursday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Nur Soleha Kamal
Rugby is a robust, contact sport. The ball is not permitted to be passed forward. Traditionally, the game consists of 15 players per team. In recent years, 7-a-side games are introduced to inject more pace, fun and excitement into the sport. TP Rugby Team competes in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Rugby Games annually.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: Gold
Training Days:
Tuesday & Thursday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Muhammad Haffiz Amin
Silat is an indigenous martial arts form that is widely practiced in Southeast Asia. Often known as Pencak Silat, the focus of the martial art is on a combination of strikes and joint manipulation. Pencak Silat was recently recognised by UNESCO as an intangible cultural heritage. TP Silat team competes in external competitions annually.
Training Days:
Monday & Wednesday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Azman Mohamed
The sport that needs no introduction. Commonly known in this region as football, the game is estimated to be played by over 250 million players in over 200 countries, making it the world’s most popular sport. TP Soccer teams (Men & Women) compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Soccer Games and SR Nathan Challenge Trophy Soccer Tournament annually.
Achievements:
- S R Nathan Soccer Challenge Trophy 2020: Gold (Men’s Team) & 4th (Women’s Team)
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Gold (Men’s Team) & Bronze (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
- Men's: Monday & Wednesday, 7pm
- Women's: Tuesday & Thursday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Tan Yeuan Huei
There are three forms of sport climbing – bouldering, lead climbing and speed climbing. The team mainly practices bouldering, which is a form of climbing performed on small rock structures without the use of ropes or harnesses and is mainly conducted indoors. TP Sport Climbing team competes in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Sport Climbing (Bouldering) Championship annually.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: Gold
Training Days:
Tuesday & Thursday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Muhammad Haffiz Amin
Swimming is the second most popular exercise activity in Singapore and is one of the most popular Olympic sports. Swimming requires the use of one's entire body to move through water. For competition, the swimming events generally consists of butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke, freestyle and individual medley. Swimming is good for physical health as it burns lots of calories, is easy on the joints, supports your weight, builds muscular strength and endurance. TP Swimming teams (Men & Women) compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Swimming Championship annually.
Achievements:
- IVP Games 2020: Bronze (Men’s Team), Gold (Women’s Team) & Silver (Team Overall)
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Gold (Men’s Team) & Gold (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
Wednesday & Friday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Darren Tan
Table tennis, also known as ping-pong, is another familiar sport in Singapore. Play is fast and demands quick reactions and movements, making it an exciting sport to watch as well. TP Table Tennis Teams (Men & Women) compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Table-Tennis Games annually.
Achievements:
- IVP Games 2020: 4th (Women’s Team)
- POL-ITE Games 2019: 4th (Men’s Team) & Bronze (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
Monday & Wednesday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Charis Woo
Taekwondo is the oldest Korean martial art and is still included in the Korean military training today. Taekwondo competitions involve poomsae, a set of defined pattern defence and attack techniques, and kyorugi, which involves sparring with an opponent. TP Taekwondo Team competes in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Taekwondo Games and external competitions annually.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: Gold
Training Days:
Tuesday & Thursday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Tan Lui Hua
Tchoukball is an indoor team sport developed in the 1970s that is non-aggressive (non-contact and no intercept of passes) and reduces incidence of injuries while enabling people from all walks of life to enjoy the game. The sport is usually played on an indoor court with a trampoline goal frame at each end. Each team comprises 7 players and they can score at both ends of the court. In order to score a point, the ball must be thrown by an attacking player, hit the trampoline goal and bounce outside the goal zone (“D”) without being caught by the defending team.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: Gold (Men’s Team) & Silver (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
Tuesday & Friday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Tan Thian Seng
Tennis is a familiar racquet sport that is usually played on outdoor courts between two players (singles) or between two teams of two players each (doubles). An Olympic sport, tennis is popular with many people of all ages regardless of their social background. TP Tennis Teams (Men & Women) compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Tennis Games annually.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: Silver (Men’s Team) & Silver (Women’s Team)
Training Days:
- Men's: Tuesday & Thursday, 7pm
- Women's: Monday & Thursday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Pang Seng Hui
Players in touch football do not tackle in the traditional physical way, as in rugby. Instead, players use their hands to touch their opponents on any part of the body, clothing, or the ball. Sometimes, referred to as Touch Rugby, it is a safe and growing sport among young men and women in Singapore. It is easy to learn and generally played with two teams of six on-field players. TP Touch Football team competes in Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Touch Football Games annually.
Achievements:
- IVP Games 2020: 4th
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Silver
Training Days:
Monday & Thursday, 6.30pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Muhammad Haffiz Amin
TP Fitness is a group of students passionate about fitness and health. We engage students to make changes in their lifestyle through exercise and advice on nutrition, host fitness events such as Spartan 300 fitness challenges, and support CCAs in strength and conditioning to prepare them for competitions.
Training Days:
- Monday, 6.30pm
- Saturday, 9.30am
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Muhammad Haffiz Amin
Track and field events are divided into three broad categories: track events, field events and combined events. Track events include sprints, middle and long-distance events, hurdles and relays. Field events are grouped into 2 broad categories, jumps and throws. TP Track & Field Team competes in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Track & Field Championship annually.
Achievements:
- IVP Games 2020: 4th (Team Overall)
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Silver (Men’s) & 4th (Women’s)
Training Days:
Monday & Wednesday, 6.30pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Tan Lui Hua
Triathlon is a multi-sport event with three continuous endurance components. The most common are swimming, cycling and running over various distances. Triathletes compete for the fastest overall completion time. TP Triathlon team competes in external competitions annually.
Training Days:
- Monday, 6.30pm (Running)
- Wednesday, 6.30pm (Swimming)
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Darren Tan
A game of Ultimate Frisbee is played by two teams with a flying disc on a field. The objective is to score by catching the disc in the opponent’s end zone. Ultimate Frisbee is a fast-paced game, demanding its players to demonstrate sharp throwing and catching skills, along with great stamina and agility. TP Ultimate Frisbee team competes in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Ultimate Frisbee Games annually.
Training Days:
Tuesday & Friday, 7pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Nur Soleha Kamal
Volleyball is played by two teams of six players, separated by a net. By grounding a ball on the other team's court, each team tries to score points. The ball is usually played with the hands or arms, but players can contact the ball with any part of the body. Techniques used in volleyball include spiking and blocking, passing, setting, and specialised player positions and offensive and defensive structures. TP Volleyball (Men & Women) teams compete in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) and Institute-Varsity Polytechnic (IVP) Volleyball Games annually.
Achievements:
- POL-ITE Games 2019: Gold (Men’s) & Gold (Women’s)
- IVP Games 2020: Gold (Men’s)
Training Days:
Wednesday & Friday, 6.30pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Tan Yeuan Huei
Water Polo is a physically demanding team water sport played over 4 quarters, consisting of two teams of 6 field players and 1 goalkeeper each. Gameplay involves swimming, handling and passing the ball, and players score by throwing the ball into the goal defended by a goalkeeper. TP Water Polo team competes in the Polytechnic-ITE (POL-ITE) Water Polo Games annually.
Achievements:
POL-ITE Games 2019: Silver
Training Days:
Tuesday & Thursday, 6.30pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Darren Tan
The TP Adventure Club (TPAC) organises exciting outdoor and adventure activities that are open to all TP students. These activities include overseas adventure expeditions, camps, kayaking, cycling, trekking, mountaineering, wildlife appreciation and other campus-wide events suitable for all skill levels.
TPAC organises events throughout the year on top of bi-weekly experiential training sessions.
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Cyrano Latiff
Applied Science Studies Club focuses on the personal growth and holistic development of Applied Science students. Other than school-wide events (such as Freshmen Orientation Programme, ASC Student Forum, Community Sports and Leadership Training Camp) to enrich students’ life, we also work with A Good Space Co-operative Limited, on grooming student leaders into change-makers at social issues (e.g. youth-at-risk, mental health).
Meeting Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Seetoh Pei Jia
Business Studies Club (BSC) consists of a group of student leaders who plans and organises school-wide activities and events for all students in the School of Business. The activities include leadership camps, community service projects, arts and sports events as well as programmes to enhance the well-being and holistic development of the students.
The activities and events are planned to take place throughout the entire academic year. On average, BSC runs about 20 activities and events per academic year.
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Sebastian Sim
"A Caring Heart & Volunteering Spirit" is the motto that the TP Community Service Club (CSC) abides by. The CSC aims to instil the spirit of volunteerism in TP students and build a strong base of volunteers to serve the community. CSC runs both long-term and ad-hoc events across the following sectors: Eldercare, Children & Family Services, Special Needs and Other Special Causes. If you have a heart for the community and want to pay it forward, come join TP CSC as a member now!
Achievements:
TP CSC had previously won Constituent Club of the Year consecutively for at least five years. Its members had also won Community Excellence Awards in recent years.
Meeting Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Ng Qihui
CSC email: csc@student.tp.edu.sg
Design Studies Club (DSC) is a group of student leaders who plans and organises school-wide activities and events for all students in the School of Design. Some of the activities and events that they have organised include the Director's Cup, Jam for Lunch, Appreciation Day and Design Year Book.
The events and activities run throughout the entire academic year. On average, DSC runs about 15 events or activities per academic year.
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Gail Goodenough & Mr Julian Siau
Engineering Studies Club (ESC) is the nerve centre of student life in the School of Engineering, and each year, its student leaders take the lead to organise student-centered events such as student camps and the annual Orientation programme for Freshmen, as well as provide student support for school events such as the annual TP Open House.
Meeting Day:
Event Basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Thomas Chong
Students of the School of Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS) are members of the Club. This club aims to provide holistic student development beyond the classroom with various activities and programmes organised to help our students to achieve the following mission:
- Connecting Past & Present - To build pride and sense of belonging
- Challenging the Best - To inspire the rest
- Caring across the Spectrum - To build a culture of inclusiveness
- Contributing to Greater Good - To strengthen a sense of community
Some of the activities and programmes organised by the Club include the following:
- Freshmen Orientation (Freshmen Briefing)
- HSS Sports Day
- Student Forum
- Local Community Project
- Overseas Community Project (e.g. volunteer work in Cambodia)
Meeting Day:
Once a month
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Kubo Yuichiro , Ms Ann Tay
The Informatics & IT Studies Club (IITSC) represents the students of the School of Informatics & IT (IIT). It organises activities that enrich the student experience, build strong character and leadership skills and support an overall holistic educational experience for students.
The IITSC works closely with the P10 Clubs to ensure the following aims and exemplify the TP Spirit:
- Leverage the strengths of our competency in IT to help the community;
- Promote a caring and sharing community, and encourage volunteerism among students;
- Promote positive physical and social well-being among students;
- Provide students with a platform to showcase their talents and build their confidence;
- Provide avenues for leadership growth.
Meeting Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Dion Ang
Temasek Polytechnic Sports Club (TPSC) is a non-academic constituent club in TP that is committed to promoting a vibrant campus, a healthy lifestyle and community bonding through a wide array of physical activities. It is an inclusive club that believes in empowerment through activities that are specially curated by club members. TPSC’s flagship programmes include the Sports & Health Carnival and Cross-Country. Virtual events and workout sessions are also introduced to keep TP students engaged and safe during the pandemic. Other activities organised by TPSC include the Mental Health Awareness Climbathon that promotes mental wellness among the TP community, and the Scholarships & Admissions Webinar with SMU for TP sports athletes.
Training Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Heinz Loy
The Temasek Polytechnic Students’ Union (TPSU) is the largest student organisation in TP. Every TP student is automatically a member. Members are strongly encouraged to participate in the myriad of activities that TPSU has planned for the TP community. TPSU chairs the TP Students' Council, and they work closely with the Constituent Clubs to constantly find ways to engage the students and develop a greater sense of belonging to TP.
Meeting Day:
- Executive Committee Meeting on the first Monday of each month
- Students' Council Meeting on the first Tuesday of each month
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Simon Chew
The Business Ambassadors (BA) is a group of students from all Business diplomas trained to undertake the smooth execution of events and functions hosted by the School of Business. Some of the key roles that BAs perform are emceeing, registration, crowd control, presenting and assisting in school talks and outreach exhibitions. The BAs have also participated in events such as Partners-in-Education, TP Graduation Ceremony and TP Open House.
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Yvonne Tan
The Design Student Ambassadors are the face and voice of our School of Design student body. They represent our student body in all outward facing events and activities such as Open House, Design Show, Graduation Show, Outreach programmes etc. They help to usher, guide and lead school tours too.
Meeting Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Julian Siau
Engineering (ENG) Student Ambassadors aims to promote Temasek Polytechnic’s School of Engineering to secondary school students, as well as parents through outreach activities held within and outside TP. Over time, ENG Student Ambassadors develop good people, time management and communication skills through a learning journey in this interest group.
Ambassadors take turns to support outreach activities to promote the School of Engineering to secondary school students.
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Andrew Tham
LEAD Ambassadors aims to provide various platforms for students under the Temasek LEADership Programme (Temasek LEAD) to lead, serve, contribute and share knowledge. Members value-add to the LEAD community through the organising of meaningful and impactful programmes. Besides these, the group provides learning opportunities and experiences for LEAD students, while assisting and supporting the Centre for Character & Leadership Education (CCLE) in the organising of LEAD programmes. Members also coordinate with LEAD Alumni on possible collaborations to benefit the LEAD community.
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Farhan Kamis
Project Innov8 (Pi8) is about cultivating a culture of innovation among TP students from all schools. Pi8 strives to spark creativity, transformative thinking and collaboration, as well as turn ideas into valued reality that will impact students' learning journey and the society. The activities organised range from simple, fun to challenging levels, which will allow creative expression and value creation by students, without any worry of failure.
Achievements:
- Samsung Answer for Tomorrow Top 10
- NTU Young Innovators Challenge
- TP Innovation Programme - Seed Funding
- AI Singapore Media Trusted Challenge
- ASEAN Big Data Competition
- River Valley Irregular Youth Programme
Meeting:
Event, bi-weekly basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr John Martin Wangko & Mr Nathanael Mah
Engineering Makers Club (EMC) aims to develop creativity and spark an interest in various areas of engineering among students and student maker coaches, through various hands-on workshops and student-led interest projects that impart essential engineering skills and DIY knowledge to participants. EMC also conducts outreach activities and workshops to the general public and secondary schools to spread awareness and interest in engineering.
To equip members with the necessary skills, training is provided in a wide range of areas such as, but not limited to, laser cutting, 3D modeling and printing, as well as microbit programming. These skills will be helpful in students' project work and even through their internship in their final year.
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Ho Peng Ching
The Temasek Polytechnic Entrepreneurship Group aims to provide a platform to identify, nurture and groom students who possess interest and strength in innovation and entrepreneurship. Members will be expected to promote entrepreneurial mindset and organise relevant activities such as talks, workshops, competitions, trips and events for their TP peers and the community. With effect from April 2022, the TP Social Impact Catalyst (TPSIC) will merge into the TP Entrepreneurship Group family. This move welcomes the introduction of Social Entrepreneurship and elements into its line-up of activities.
Achievements:
The Entrepreneurship Group won the 2nd runner up in the National Anti-Scam Makeathon 2019 organised by the Singapore Police Force and the National Crime Prevention Council. We also won the 2nd runner-up in the Business Challenge Competition in February 2021, which was organised by the Innovation & Entrepreneurship Department in TP.
In addition, we organised the TP Sustainability Competition in October 2021 with the support of TP staff and external partners. This competition was open to all TP students, calling for innovation and ideation for sustainability/eco-awareness.
We have also hosted workshops with Tampines Residency in September 2021, and hosted another workshop to promote financial management and literacy among the residents of the Tampines estate in January 2022.
Meeting Day:
- Bi-weekly online / offline meetings
- Regular monthly events for members and sub-committees
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Ng Shin Leong, Ms Chen Yireng & Ms Alice Lau
The Global Connect Student Group (GCSG) harnesses interests in the following topics:
- The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG)
- Diversity and Inclusiveness
- Cultural expressions
As taught in TP-Fundamental Global Studies classes, these topics have seen increased attention by the global and local communities, which also include corporations and citizenry, as we approach a paradigm shift in the 21st century.
Participating students can expect to be involved in the following:
- National Integration Council's award-winning D.I.Y (Diversity. Inclusion. You.) programmes
- Passage 2 ASEAN student e-exchange programmes with ASEAN university students
- World Vision Youth for Change Conference
- Youth Model ASEAN Conference
- Community engagements targeting the UN SDGs
- Inter-polytechnic events such as Workplace Integration In Action and Cross-Cultural Symposium
- Leadership development
Meeting Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Cedric Metrat-Depardon
TP Green Interest Group (TPGIG) is the CCA for students who want to contribute to the environment. The events organised include beach clean-ups, talks and learning journeys — all with the aim of having fun while being involved and responsible for the environment. In addition, TPGIG works in close relation with the TP Eco-Campus Committee to better the environment in our school. Hence, students will have opportunities for their eco-ideas to be implemented in the whole of TP; Young Voices Matter. Remember we have just one home – Earth. Let’s take care of her.
Come be part of us. Be Green. JOIN TPGIG.
Achievements:
In 2019, TPGIG joined the R.I.S.E Champion Network together with organisations such as the National Environment Agency and National Parks Boards.
Meeting Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Aubrey Koh , Mrs Mary Thomas
The Institution of Engineers, Singapore (IES) is the premier engineering institution in Singapore and their views are often solicited by the Government to feedback on professional engineering matters. As one of its 11 student chapters in Singapore, TP IES Student Chapter’s objectives are:
- Advancing and promoting the art, science and profession of engineering
- Providing a platform for engineering students in Singapore to network
Students are involved in organising workshops and industry visits, attending engineering-related professional conferences and community service projects, or supporting overseas student exchange programmes.
Meeting Day:
Once a month
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Hu Fang , Mr Patrick Pang
At the Japanese Cultural Group, we promote Japanese culture and inculcate life skills such as people management and events management, in a fun and interactive way. Our activities are wide and varied in areas such as Anime and Manga, Arts and Entertainment, Cuisine, Publicity and Research. There is certainly something for you with our numerous unique events and weekly sessions.
Highlights:
We have partnered with these organisations and have been involved in their various events:
- Ishikawa Prefecture Kanazawa Commercial High School, taking part in an e-exchange programme with their students
- Japanese Association of Singapore (JAS), taking part in their annual Sports Carnival and Natsu Matsuri (summer festival)
- Shizuoka Prefectural Government Representative Office (registered in Singapore), flying drones at the foot of Mt Fuji – remotely in Singapore
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Leslie Chan
The National Youth Achievement Award (NYAA) is a prestigious award that is recognised in many countries including Singapore. TP NYAA Challenge Interest Group aims to help Gold Award Participants (GAPs) in the completion of the NYAA (Gold) by organising activities that meet the following criteria:
- Healthy Living
- Outdoor Appreciation
- Service Learning
- Community Leadership Initiative
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Simon Chew
Peer Supporters-in-Action (PSiA) aims to equip students with the knowledge about mental health so that anyone can be a supporter to their fellow peers. PSiA also strives to provide a safe platform for all students to feel comfortable about sharing their stories with one another. Together with the Student Care team from Student Support & Career Services, activities and programmes are carried out to create a friendlier environment in TP and to raise awareness about mental health.
Participating students can look forward to the following:
- Anti-bullying Campaign
- World Mental Health Week
- E-forums
- Peer Support Trainings
- Friendly Fridays at TP Library Common Space
- Collaboration with other interest groups
- And many more
All students are welcome to join us in this peer support movement!
Meeting Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Marilyn Kang
SENvocates is a CCA interest group dedicated to:
- Raising awareness/advocating for special educational needs (SEN) and disabilities
- Participating in/organising disability-related events, such as the Purple Parade
- Providing peer support to fellow TP students with SEN
Together with the SEN Support Division from Student Support & Career Services, we aim to foster a TP that is inclusive for all – where every student, regardless of one’s challenges, is empowered by the support of our SENvocates.
Don’t think of SENvocates as a group, think of us as your buddies!
Meeting Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Winston Wong
The Spirit Of Enterprise (SOE)-TP Student Chapter aims to foster an entrepreneurial spirit and mindset among students in the School of Business and TP.
The Student Chapter develops entrepreneurship capabilities by organising entrepreneurship events, webinars, workshops, networking sessions with industry mentors and start-ups, as well as encouraging members to participate in and organise hackathons.
Achievements:
The Student Chapter has collaborated with both the School of Business and School of Informatics & IT to co-create a TP marketplace app (a ‘sandbox’ on Mobile Commerce), which aims to influence fellow students to embark on an innovation and entrepreneurial journey.
Meeting Day:
Monthly EXCO Meeting / Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr John Low
Are you looking for a space where you can boost your confidence and presentation skills for all time? Through well-organised and exuberating "Chapter Meetings", members of TP Toastmasters (TPTM) can test their public speaking, impromptu thinking and evaluation skills.
Toastmasters is a non-profit educational organisation that teaches public speaking and leadership skills to members. Recognised by employers as indicators of personal growth and excellence, completing "Levels" in the Toastmasters Pathways will give you an extra edge in the corporate world. Good communication skills are also instilled through networking opportunities with other Toastmasters clubs in Singapore.
Your growth is TPTM's number one priority! Join us, step out of your comfort zone and experience revolutionary transformation.
Achievements:
- 2nd runner up in the Area S4 Speech Contest Contest (2021)
- 2nd runner up in the S1/S4 District 80 Table Topics Contest (2020)
Training Day:
1st and 3rd Friday, 6.30pm to 8.30pm
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr S. Denesh
The Civil Defence (CD) Lionhearters Club members are youth volunteers under the Singapore Civil Defence Force. This groups provides an avenue for tertiary students to be engaged in civil defence, emergency preparedness and humanitarian missions. Some of the activities that members can look forward to include:
- Singapore-Global Firefighters and Paramedics Challenge (SGFPC)
- Fire station visits
- Standard First Aid (SFA) course
- Community Emergency Preparedness Programme (CEPP)
- First Aid Coverage for TP events
Training Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Mr Lye Khim Fatt
The TP-Institute of Public Relations of Singapore Student Chapter is an industry-based interest group that seeks to create greater awareness of public relations (PR) and the industry among TP students. We aim to equip TP students with essential PR skills and provide opportunities for exposure to the industry through mentorship programmes and talks.
Achievements:
Our past three Presidents of the interest group won the PR Student of the Year at the PRISM Awards, a well-recognised accolade in the PR industry. We have also organised many industry events with leading PR practitioners sharing their thoughts and opinions about the industry.
Meeting Day:
Event basis
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Lily Lim & Ms Elaine Lim
As a TP Ambassador, you are an official student representative of Temasek Polytechnic (TP). Your role is to boost visibility of the TP brand through your interaction with the public and also your presence on social media fronts. You will be an influencer and you will share and create TP’s brand with our online audience. You will be the face of TP and you will showcase TP as a dynamic institution, ready to welcome students from all walks of life. You will learn media production skills and be involved in content creation projects to help drive engagement with our vibrant TP community. You will, in essence, be trained to market TP to the rest of the world on various fronts.
Meeting Day:
Monthly
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Tiffany Goh
Are you intellectually curious? Ever wanted to be more confident in speaking? Do you want to persuade anyone to follow your point of view? If you answered yes to any of the above, TP Debates could be the place for you!
Learn the art of logic and rhetoric through thrilling, parliamentary-style debating; Expand your knowledge and view of the world as we discuss major topics and current affairs; Participate in external competitions to face off against other like-minded debaters.
TP Debates clinched the championship title in several debate championships and here are some of the highlights:
- Singapore International Schools Debate League 2021
- Inter-Polytechnic Debate Championships 2021
Training Days:
Monday & Thursday, 7.00pm to 9.00pm (In-person at TP)
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Choy Wai Fann
Temasek Polytechnic International Students Group (TPISG) is a student interest group under the International Students Office to meet the Emotional, Social and Practical Needs of our international students and help them to integrate in the community.
Local students are welcome to participate in programmes to interact with international students, for social and cross-cultural experiences such as:
- Week of Welcome for international freshmen
- National Integration Council's award-winning Global Community Day and D.I.Y (Diversity. Inclusion. You.) programme
- Student eXchange programme
- Local Festivals and Celebrations
- Community Service
- Leadership development
- Inter-polytechnic events such as One Heart, Youth Model ASEAN Conference, Cross-Cultural Symposium, Workplace Integration In Action
Meeting Day:
- Bi-weekly online meetings
- Regular monthly events for members and sub-committees.
CCA Staff Advisor: Ms Boey Suit Yim & & Mr Roderick Chia
This is a dynamic group of TPians who has a passion to write and visually represent their work. The styles of writing can be varied but working on themes and building a writing dossier of dynamic work is the mission. There are so many issues that confront our world. It is time for us to express and exchange our thoughts and in this process, educate all on our concerns so tomorrow will be brighter and better.
Meeting Day:
Wednesday evenings
CCA Staff Advisor: Mrs Mary Thomas & Ms Nazlene Zainal Alias