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Safe Sport Commission Singapore
Training and Education

Having the right Frame of Mind with SBF and Safe Sport

17 September 2025

A Safe Sport awareness workshop with coaches from Singapore Bowling Federation.

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Safe Sport visited the bowling lanes of Temasek Club on 17 September 2025 to conduct a Safe Sport Awareness workshop for Singapore Bowling Federation (SBF) coaches. A total of 44 Centre of Excellence (COE) coaches attended the workshop. 

A group of people is seated in a room facing two projection screens displaying policy information.

The aims of the workshop were to:

  • understand the definition of Safe Sport

  • identify forms of misconduct and harassment, and

  • discuss the role and responsibilities of coaches to keep bowling safe for all  

As COE coaches, they often work with young children and minors; it is therefore imperative that they are able to recognise abuse and harassment, maintain professional boundaries, and uphold proper conduct. 

A group of people are sitting and standing around a table in a bowling center, talking and drinking beverages.

Participants were split into small groups to discuss realistic scenarios to deepen their understanding of creating safe and supportive learning environments. 

"Seeing real life examples of misconduct was an eye opener. It showed us that it can happen anytime and anywhere, even on a digital space"

Through sharing unique experiences and perspectives, an environment of peer learning and self-reflection is fostered. Interactions like this empower coaches with the skills and confidence to ensure that all athletes feel respected and valued within the community. 

We thank the SBF and all participants for their commitment to upholding the values of Safe Sport. 

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