In 2001, the Committee on Sporting Singapore (CoSS) marked a tectonic shift in the government‘s position on sport. CoSS boldly called for extraordinary levels of policy support, programming and funding from a whole-of-government platform. ...

Vision 2030 is neither a beginning nor an end for Sporting Singapore. It is a renewal of our government‘s commitment to sport. Moreover, it is a clarion call for our population, as individuals and communities, to make their voices heard on where we need to go in future. ...

Under a new initiative called 'Vision 2030‘, the Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports (MCYS) and the Singapore Sports Council (SSC) will work with the Public-Private-People sectors to jointly develop proposals on how sport can best serve Singapore‘s future needs. ...

In a joint ceremony for both the Commonwealth Games 2010 and Asian Games 2010 contingents, 43 Team Singapore medallists were presented with cash awards totalling S$4.22 million at the Multi-Million Dollar Award Programme (MAP) dinner this evening. ...

The National Stadium has seen its final sunset, as the last remaining structures of what used to be the home of Singapore's many sporting memories are gradually torn down. ...

An official ceremony was held today to mark the start of demolition works at the old National Stadium. In its place will rise a state-of-the-art facility in 2014. ...

While medals naturally make the headlines, a lot of background work goes on to build an ecosystem that breeds that success. The Singapore Sports Council (SSC) is the lead statutory board under the Ministry of Community Developement, Youth and Sports (MCYS) that is focused on building this ecosystem. However, in Singapore's context, the role of the Ministry of Education (MOE) is also crucial. ...