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Safe Sport Commission Singapore
Training and Education

Campus Champions: Student leaders step up

27 March 2026

Student leaders at institutes of higher learning learn how to safeguard themselves and their peers.

The Safe Sport team recently conducted awareness workshops for student leaders at Institute of Technical Education (ITE) College West, Singapore University of Technology and Design (SUTD), and Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS), bringing together voices from across higher education to champion safer sporting environments.

A woman presents to students seated indoors. A projector screen shows "Safe Sport," and one student holds up a red card. The mood is educational.

The workshops taught student leaders how to identify abuse and harassment in sport, as well as how to protect themselves and their peers. Participants learned about how everyone is responsible in breaking cycles of abuse and harassment which could damage the integrity of sport.

A group of six students sits around a table, engaged in discussion. A blank flipchart is nearby, suggesting a brainstorming session. The setting is the Singapore University of Technology and Design.

Students were asked to reflect on their current sporting environments and identify any potential Safe Sport risks they could observe. Through guided discussions and case studies exploring “grey areas” of behaviour, students unpacked complex situations and considered how best to respond. Working through realistic scenarios helped sharpen their ability to spot early warning signs and navigate challenging situations with confidence.

Group of diverse individuals smiling in front of a "Safe Sport Commission Singapore" banner. They appear collaborative and engaged.

By educating student leaders from these three institutions, the workshops created a network of informed advocates who can now influence their communities, support their peers, and direct others to the right channels for help.

The initiative represents an important step towards strengthening a culture of safety across Singapore's higher education sporting landscape. If you’d like us at your Institution, get in touch with us at contact@safesport.sg. We look forward to partnering with you!

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