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Safe Sport Commission Singapore
Training and Education

Sparking Safe Sport Conversations, from Community to High Performance

21 October 2025

A recap of the team's recent efforts to spread Safe Sport awareness.

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In recent months, the Safe Sport team has been busy on the ground - showcasing a new form of Safe Sport awareness from school to Southeast Asian (SEA) Games bound athletes.

At Dunman Secondary School's Wellness & Mental Health Week, students learned how emotional well-being and Safe Sport go hand in hand. At youth events like the MSIG Serenity Cup (9–12 years) and Pesta Sukan Netball Competition (13–14 years), young athletes engaged with the Upstander Test and gachapon machine, learning through fun and reflection about respect and boundaries in sport.

3 members of the Safe Sport team and a teacher stand behind a table with a sign reading "Safe Sport Commission Singapore" at Dunman Secondary School.
People are gathered around a table with a cardboard capsule machine, filled with colourful capsules, at Pesta Sukan Netball Competition.
Two children in sports jerseys play the Upstander Test on a computer screen under a sign asking, "Which teammate are you?"

The team also met aspiring athletes at the Peter Lim Scholarship Awards, discussing the importance of safeguarding and being upstanders in their sporting community for their fellow athletes, as their sporting careers take off.

A "Captain Courage" board with tips on being an upstander, covered with colorful sticky notes, at the Peter Lim Scholarship Awards.

At the SNOC Athletes Commission’s "SEA You at the Games" event, Safe Sport reached the elite stage - engaging high performance athletes headed to the SEA Games later this year, many of whom are set to make their debut.

Two people wearing red play the Upstander Test on laptop on a table displaying workshop materials and a banner reads "Safe Sport Commission Singapore".

From the community to the podium, the message remains the same: Safe Sport is everyone’s responsibility, and every athlete can be an Upstander.

Want us at your event? Write to us at contact@safesport.sg.

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