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23 August 2024
1️⃣ Making it easier for children and those without Singpass to buy passes
• From 24 Aug, you can purchase passes over the counter at ActiveSG gyms/pools if you have any difficulty buying them on our platform. You can pay by credit cards, PayNow, Google Pay, or Apple Pay. Our team will also be there to help you set up your MyActiveSG+ accounts for your next visit.• We’ll be running trials to include QR codes on passes, and speed up entry into pools/gyms by improving how you can scan those or the barcodes on your NRIC/EZ-Link card.
2️⃣ Improving how you find and join programmes
You can now filter search results to find programmes at your preferred venue, in addition to filtering by start/end date, sex, and age range. We’ll make further improvements as we go.3️⃣ Taking action against resellers
This is a necessary part of keeping our commitment of making access to sports facilities fair for everyone. In the past 2 weeks, we’ve suspended 2 people for onselling their slots. We know scalping is a long-standing pain point, and we’re working on more robust measures to prevent misuse of the platform.
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ActiveSG turns 10 - Here's a timeline of how far we've come!
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2014
Launch of ActiveSG
ActiveSG was conceptualised under Vision 2030 as a national movement for sport, regardless of age and ability and launched on 26 April 2014 at Jurong West Sport Centre by our Guest of Honour, Mr Lawrence Wong, then Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth. Membership is free and all Singaporeans and Permanent Residents received $100 credits upon signing up. To date, we have garnered a membership base of more than 2.5 million. Check out the video of our launch day event!
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2015
SEA Games & ASEAN Para Games Experience Tour
ActiveSG was a key enabler for the 2015 SEA Games, with many of our staff performing a variety of roles such as venue management, protocol, and logistics. Several of our facilities served as competition venues for sports like Gymnastics, Hockey, and Swimming. Following the successful organisation of SEA Games, Singapore also hosted the ASEAN Para Games in 2015 and, once again, ActiveSG rallied together to deliver once again.
During the ASEAN Para Games in 2015, we organised the inaugural Sport Experience Tour, enabling thousands of Singaporeans to experience the thrills of attending an international sporting event and to support Team Singapore.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2016
Launch of ActiveSG Academies & Clubs
ActiveSG Academies and Clubs are designed to develop and sharpen children’s interest in sports in an enjoyable manner, while also helping them build character, develop positive core values, and acquire life skills. The ActiveSG Football Academy was the first sport academy to be launched by then Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, Ms Grace Fu, on 2 April 2016. A total of 312 children aged six to twelve years old participated in the first run of the programme, learning how to play football and life skills from top coaches. Today, there are several ActiveSG academies and clubs covering a wide range of sports including football, basketball, athletics, tennis, waterpolo, canoe, hockey, volleyball, and table tennis, with more than 8,000 participants in its seasonal programmes to provide children and youth with the opportunity to play, learn and live better through sport.
Parasport at Singapore National Games
For the first time in local sport history, para-athletes participated alongside their able-bodied peers at the Singapore National Games (SNG) organised by ActiveSG from 30 July to 7 August 2016. Five parasports were featured, namely boccia, archery, tenpin bowling, swimming and table tennis.
Car-free Sunday & Launch of Basketball Academy
ActiveSG worked with Team Nila and SportCares to hold sport try-outs for families among other activities at the first Car-Free Sunday held on 28 February 2016. ActiveSG also launched the Basketball Academy at Car-Free Sunday and achieved a Singapore record with 2,180 people dribbling a basketball for five minutes.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2017
In 2017, ActiveSG launched various initiatives to engage different groups of the local community.
Active Health
The Active Health initiative was launched to empower and motivate individuals to take ownership of their health and well-being. Active Health aims to shift the mindset of Singaporeans from a "problem-solving mode" of seeking treatment only when in ill-health, towards an "aspiration-mode" of active living by engaging in sport and physical activities.
Nurture Kids Programme
The Nurture Kids programme is a flagship programme specially designed to enable early childhood educators to help their preschoolers experience more physical activity and play time with outdoor learning or play opportunities. Since then, we have partnered with over 600 preschools to train their educators in teaching fundamental movement skills for preschoolers aged 5-6 years.
ActiveSG Gym @ Enabling Village
ActiveSG partnered SG Enable to operate an ActiveSG Inclusive Gym within the Enabling Village. The gym has features that enable persons with disabilities to work out and participate in fitness and sport programmes. In this gym, machines use air-pressure instead of weights, which are gentler on muscles and joints and better for elderly users.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2018
GameOn Nila!
GameOn Nila! is a gamification feature in the ActiveSG mobile app that was launched in July 2018. It encourages users to stay active by gaining Active Points for prizes through participation in ActiveSG programmes and various walking trails. Since its launch, GameOn Nila! has conducted 32 campaigns and garnered 4 million participation.
ActiveSG Academics & Clubs
Since the launch of our first Football Academy launch in 2016, we have grown to include over 10 academies and clubs including athletics, badminton, hockey and tennis. These academies and clubs have played an instrumental role in encouraging more youths to engage in sports and providing a sport development pathway to develop their skills and enable a lifetime of sports participation.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2019
Opening of ActiveSG Park @ Jurong Lake Gardens
Our first sport facility in a park! Situated at the south of Jurong Lake Gardens, ActiveSG Park features a swimming pool, a gym and offers a wide range of workout classes. Other amenities include a wheelchair accessible Rooftop Garden, rentable event spaces, and an exercise playground for the young and old to enjoy!
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2020
Ops Sayang
Four ActiveSG Sport Centres, namely Clementi, Jurong West, Hougang and Paris Ris, were repurposed to accommodate 780 migrant workers over a period of three months. This operation, aptly named Ops Sayang, provided the workers with the necessities of accommodation and a support community during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic. A team of 400 Sport Singapore staff and Dorm Care workers meticulously planned and incorporated sport into the workers’ schedules to keep them active and help boost their overall wellbeing.
Free Entry to ActiveSG Pools and Gyms
All Singaporeans aged 65 and above were given free entry to all ActiveSG swimming pools and gyms from 1 April 2020 as part of efforts to encourage senior citizens to stay active.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2021
Bringing Sport Back
To support the community in maintaining their active lifestyles while adhering to existing COVID-19 measures, ActiveSG gradually opened its sport facilities with safe management measures in place. Pesta Sukan events continued in a hybrid format with both virtual and physical elements in August 2021. Similarly, the Nurture Kids programme transited to a virtual format to ensure that preschoolers could remain active and learn fundamental movement skills in a safe environment.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2022
Inaugural ActiveSG Cup
The ActiveSG Cup was launched in February 2022 as part of our efforts to ‘Bring Sport Back’ and to encourage the community to return to sports and stay active in a safe manner. The event was inclusive, featuring two sports, football and basketball, and attracted more than 4,000 players of varying abilities to compete.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2023
Opening of several sport facilities
ActiveSG Sport Centre @ Bukit Canberra officially opened on 15 October 2023. Apart from a large indoor sport hall, four swimming pools, a polyclinic, a senior care centre, childcare centre, parks and lifestyle related amenities, it also boasts the largest ActiveSG inclusive gym.
The new ActiveSG Sport Village @ Jurong Town was opened in June 2023 and comprised sport facilities such as hockey fields, football fields and multi-purpose sheltered courts.
The Delta Sport Centre reopened in May 2023 with expanded capacities to better serve sporting needs! It now features a gym three times bigger than before, four new futsal courts and additional indoor badminton courts. The renovated sport centre also offers a full-sized hockey pitch and three swimming pools, one of which is equipped with an accessibility ramp for seniors and persons with disabilities.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2024
2024 and Beyond
As ActiveSG celebrates its 10th year, we are committed to continue delivering exciting, new initiatives for Singaporeans. Look forward to upcoming projects such as the upcoming Punggol Regional Sport Centre, which will include facilities like a 5,000-seater football stadium, sheltered tennis and futsal courts and an archery training centre. A Toa Payoh Integrated Development is also in the works, to bring more quality sporting infrastructure closer to the community and encourage citizens to be more physically active.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2014
Launch of ActiveSG
ActiveSG was conceptualised under Vision 2030 as a national movement for sport, regardless of age and ability and launched on 26 April 2014 at Jurong West Sport Centre by our Guest of Honour, Mr Lawrence Wong, then Acting Minister for Culture, Community and Youth. Membership is free and all Singaporeans and Permanent Residents received $100 credits upon signing up. To date, we have garnered a membership base of more than 2.5 million. Check out the video of our launch day event!
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2015
SEA Games & ASEAN Para Games Experience Tour
ActiveSG was a key enabler for the 2015 SEA Games, with many of our staff performing a variety of roles such as venue management, protocol, and logistics. Several of our facilities served as competition venues for sports like Gymnastics, Hockey, and Swimming. Following the successful organisation of SEA Games, Singapore also hosted the ASEAN Para Games in 2015 and, once again, ActiveSG rallied together to deliver once again.
During the ASEAN Para Games in 2015, we organised the inaugural Sport Experience Tour, enabling thousands of Singaporeans to experience the thrills of attending an international sporting event and to support Team Singapore.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2016
Launch of ActiveSG Academies & Clubs
ActiveSG Academies and Clubs are designed to develop and sharpen children’s interest in sports in an enjoyable manner, while also helping them build character, develop positive core values, and acquire life skills. The ActiveSG Football Academy was the first sport academy to be launched by then Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, Ms Grace Fu, on 2 April 2016. A total of 312 children aged six to twelve years old participated in the first run of the programme, learning how to play football and life skills from top coaches. Today, there are several ActiveSG academies and clubs covering a wide range of sports including football, basketball, athletics, tennis, waterpolo, canoe, hockey, volleyball, and table tennis, with more than 8,000 participants in its seasonal programmes to provide children and youth with the opportunity to play, learn and live better through sport.
Parasport at Singapore National Games
For the first time in local sport history, para-athletes participated alongside their able-bodied peers at the Singapore National Games (SNG) organised by ActiveSG from 30 July to 7 August 2016. Five parasports were featured, namely boccia, archery, tenpin bowling, swimming and table tennis.
Car-free Sunday & Launch of Basketball Academy
ActiveSG worked with Team Nila and SportCares to hold sport try-outs for families among other activities at the first Car-Free Sunday held on 28 February 2016. ActiveSG also launched the Basketball Academy at Car-Free Sunday and achieved a Singapore record with 2,180 people dribbling a basketball for five minutes.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2017
In 2017, ActiveSG launched various initiatives to engage different groups of the local community.
Active Health
The Active Health initiative was launched to empower and motivate individuals to take ownership of their health and well-being. Active Health aims to shift the mindset of Singaporeans from a "problem-solving mode" of seeking treatment only when in ill-health, towards an "aspiration-mode" of active living by engaging in sport and physical activities.
Nurture Kids Programme
The Nurture Kids programme is a flagship programme specially designed to enable early childhood educators to help their preschoolers experience more physical activity and play time with outdoor learning or play opportunities. Since then, we have partnered with over 600 preschools to train their educators in teaching fundamental movement skills for preschoolers aged 5-6 years.
ActiveSG Gym @ Enabling Village
ActiveSG partnered SG Enable to operate an ActiveSG Inclusive Gym within the Enabling Village. The gym has features that enable persons with disabilities to work out and participate in fitness and sport programmes. In this gym, machines use air-pressure instead of weights, which are gentler on muscles and joints and better for elderly users.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2018
GameOn Nila!
GameOn Nila! is a gamification feature in the ActiveSG mobile app that was launched in July 2018. It encourages users to stay active by gaining Active Points for prizes through participation in ActiveSG programmes and various walking trails. Since its launch, GameOn Nila! has conducted 32 campaigns and garnered 4 million participation.
ActiveSG Academics & Clubs
Since the launch of our first Football Academy launch in 2016, we have grown to include over 10 academies and clubs including athletics, badminton, hockey and tennis. These academies and clubs have played an instrumental role in encouraging more youths to engage in sports and providing a sport development pathway to develop their skills and enable a lifetime of sports participation.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2019
Opening of ActiveSG Park @ Jurong Lake Gardens
Our first sport facility in a park! Situated at the south of Jurong Lake Gardens, ActiveSG Park features a swimming pool, a gym and offers a wide range of workout classes. Other amenities include a wheelchair accessible Rooftop Garden, rentable event spaces, and an exercise playground for the young and old to enjoy!
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2020
Ops Sayang
Four ActiveSG Sport Centres, namely Clementi, Jurong West, Hougang and Paris Ris, were repurposed to accommodate 780 migrant workers over a period of three months. This operation, aptly named Ops Sayang, provided the workers with the necessities of accommodation and a support community during the challenging times of the COVID-19 pandemic. A team of 400 Sport Singapore staff and Dorm Care workers meticulously planned and incorporated sport into the workers’ schedules to keep them active and help boost their overall wellbeing.
Free Entry to ActiveSG Pools and Gyms
All Singaporeans aged 65 and above were given free entry to all ActiveSG swimming pools and gyms from 1 April 2020 as part of efforts to encourage senior citizens to stay active.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2021
Bringing Sport Back
To support the community in maintaining their active lifestyles while adhering to existing COVID-19 measures, ActiveSG gradually opened its sport facilities with safe management measures in place. Pesta Sukan events continued in a hybrid format with both virtual and physical elements in August 2021. Similarly, the Nurture Kids programme transited to a virtual format to ensure that preschoolers could remain active and learn fundamental movement skills in a safe environment.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2022
Inaugural ActiveSG Cup
The ActiveSG Cup was launched in February 2022 as part of our efforts to ‘Bring Sport Back’ and to encourage the community to return to sports and stay active in a safe manner. The event was inclusive, featuring two sports, football and basketball, and attracted more than 4,000 players of varying abilities to compete.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2023
Opening of several sport facilities
ActiveSG Sport Centre @ Bukit Canberra officially opened on 15 October 2023. Apart from a large indoor sport hall, four swimming pools, a polyclinic, a senior care centre, childcare centre, parks and lifestyle related amenities, it also boasts the largest ActiveSG inclusive gym.
The new ActiveSG Sport Village @ Jurong Town was opened in June 2023 and comprised sport facilities such as hockey fields, football fields and multi-purpose sheltered courts.
The Delta Sport Centre reopened in May 2023 with expanded capacities to better serve sporting needs! It now features a gym three times bigger than before, four new futsal courts and additional indoor badminton courts. The renovated sport centre also offers a full-sized hockey pitch and three swimming pools, one of which is equipped with an accessibility ramp for seniors and persons with disabilities.
ActiveSG
10Years journey
2024
2024 and Beyond
As ActiveSG celebrates its 10th year, we are committed to continue delivering exciting, new initiatives for Singaporeans. Look forward to upcoming projects such as the upcoming Punggol Regional Sport Centre, which will include facilities like a 5,000-seater football stadium, sheltered tennis and futsal courts and an archery training centre. A Toa Payoh Integrated Development is also in the works, to bring more quality sporting infrastructure closer to the community and encourage citizens to be more physically active.
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