In 2008, 2,536 student athletes from 97 schools took part in the 49th edition of the championships. This year, just over 2,000 students from 84 schools took to the track and field of Choa Chua Kang Stadium. ...

Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) beat West View Primary 14-12 to capture their first National U-13 Rugby Championship title. ...

Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) beat Qi Fa Primary 28-0 to capture the U-11 Rugby Championship title for the first time since the competition's inception in 2005. ...

The recently 50th Inter-Primary Track and Field Championships over 2,300 student athletes from 89 schools take part. Here's part 3 of a picture story of that event. ...

The Ministry of Education today announced eight new Junior Sports Academies to be set up in 2009. These academies are centralised efforts to identify and train sporting talent, and will be housed at various schools. ...

Over the last two weeks, I spent some time at the 49th Inter-Primary Track and Field Championships. 97 schools fielded 2,536 athletes over the eight days, a number that is trending downwards according to coaches and teachers I spoke with. Some schools have also dropped the traditional Sports Day, replacing it with a telematch-type sports carnival. ...

St Andrew's Junior School beat Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) 21-0 last week to capture the National Rugby U-13 Championship title. The top four schools from each zone qualified for the National Championship and ACS(Pri), Damai, Qifa and the Saints topped their respective groups during the round-robin qualifying round. ...