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Mighty in Thought & Deed

A Zest for Life, A Curious Mind & A Generous Spirit

Co-Curricular Activities @ MF

Commitment, Character, Altitude

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The co-curricular activities (CCA):

▶ engages students in a meaningful way through active

participation

▶ provides opportunities for character and leadership

development

▶ promotes positive habits and social competencies

▶ develops good values of excellence, respect and friendship

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▶ CCA participation in school is compulsory for all students in secondary schools. To enable students to have a holistic education, allstudents are expected to take part in at leastone CCA from the 4 groups, namely Sports and Games, Uniformed Groups, Performing Arts andClubs/ Societies.

▶ Sec 1 students will be under the LEAPS 2.0 Framework implemented in 2014.

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• LEAPS 2.0

– 4 domains has levels of attainment: 1 - 5

Participation Achievement Leadership Service



Participation Domain in LEAPS 2.0

▶ At least 75% attendance each year ◦ Levels 1 - 4:

⚫ Participation in a CCA for 2 to 5 years

◦ Levels 4 – 5: ⚫ Continuous involvement in the same CCA for 4 or 5 years

◦ Levels 3 – 5: ⚫ Exemplary conduct and active contribution in CCA with at

least 3 years of participation in any CCA



Achievement Domain in LEAPS 2.0

Representation▶ Level 1:

◦ Represent class / house / CCA (Intra-school)

Representation/Accomplishment▶ Levels 2 – 4:

◦ Representation school or external organisation in an event◦ Accomplishment in an event represented◦ Levels increase with no. of years of representation/accomplishment

▶ Level 5: ◦ Represent/accomplish Singapore / MOE / Singapore Schools / National

Project of Excellence (NPOE) / UG HQ in international UG competitions



Leadership Domain in LEAPS 2.0

▶ Level 1:◦ Completed 2 modules on leadership

▶ Levels 2 – 3:◦ National Youth Achievement Award:

⚫ Level 2: Bronze⚫ Level 3: Silver and above

▶ Levels 2 – 5:◦ Recognition of progressive student leadership development

through leadership positions



▶ Level 1-4:Highest level attained in either:

◦ Number of hours of service◦ Number of VIA projects◦ A combination of both

▶ Level 5: ◦ VIA project:

⚫ Student-initiated⚫ Impacts the community beyond the school

Service Domain in LEAPS 2.0



▶ Students selected for National Sports Association (NSA) training or National Project of Excellence, may seek permission for CCA exemption. Those selected are to produce a letter endorsed by the NSA or the SNYO and SYCO.

▶ DSA students are to participate in the CCA that they have applied for successfully.

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LEAPS 2.0Intent

• To ensure all students have the opportunities to learn and bedeveloped through a student-centric and holistic co-curricularexperience

Domains

1. Participation

2. Achievement

3. Leadership

4. Service

Levels of Attainment• Level 1: Baseline standard expected of every student

• Level 3: Standard that most students should be able to achievewith hard work and determination

Each domain has 5 Levels ofAttainment



LEAPS 2.0

Excellent

The student has fulfilled the requirements for holistic development andachieved quality learning in the co-curriculum.

Attained a minimum Level 3 in all four domains with at least Level 4 in one domain.

Good

The student has fulfilled the requirements for holistic development in the co-curriculum.

Attained a minimum Level 1 in all four domains with any one of thefollowing:• At least Level 2 in three domains;• At least Level 2 in one domain and at least Level 3 in another domain;

or• At least Level 4 in one domain.

Fair

The student is working towards holistic development in the co-curriculum.

Has not met the minimum criteria for a Good co-curricular attainment.4



CCAs offered in Mayflower 2020

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Performing Arts Sports Uniformed

groups

Clubs

Concert Band Basketball

(Boys)

NPCC Enterprise

Club

Chinese

Ensembles

Netball (Girls) NCC (Boys) InfoComm

Club

Choir Bowling Scouts Literary and

Orators Club

Drama Football

(Boys)

Chinese

Dance

Table tennis

Modern

Dance

Taekwondo

All CCAs are open to boys and girls unless otherwise indicated



The following received Certificate of Accomplishment:

o Modern Dance

o Chinese Dance

o Concert Band

o Drama

Choir & Chinese Ensembles received Certificate of Distinction

Singapore Youth Festival

2019



Achievements in CCAs 2019Uniformed Groups

Inter-Unit

Competitions

Gold

NCC Land

NPCC

Girl Guides

Scout

Bronze

Boys Brigade



Achievements in CCAs 2019

Clubs

Competitions

Enterprise

Young Trail Blazer - Best

Story Board

Achievements in CCAs 2019Cubs



Basketball2019 National School Games

C Boys 4th position

2019 South Zone Championships

B Boys 3rd position

C Boys 2nd position

Football

2019 South Zone Championships

B Boys Division League 5 2nd position

Bowling2019 National School Games

B Boys 5th position

C Boys 5th position

Achievements in CCAs 2019Sports



Table Tennis

2019 South Zone

Championships

B Girls 3rd position

C Girls 3rd position

Taekwondo

2019 National School Games

4 Golds, 5 Silvers, 7 Bronzes

B Girls Poomsae 4th position

B Girls Kyorugi 4th position

B Boys Kyorugi 4th position

C Girls Kyorugi 2nd position

Achievements in CCAs 2019Sports



Consider the following:- Aptitude (talent, ability, capacity)

- Passion and Interest (long term)

- Commitment and Balance (curriculum load)

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Choosing a CCA



Sec 1 CCA SelectionEach student will make 5 choices to select his/her CCA through the online portal at the computer lab on 20 & 21 Jan.

1 choice must come from each of the 4 groups – UG, Sports, Performing Arts, Clubs.

The 5th Choice can be from any of the 4 groups

A hard copy will be printed out and given to the students for parents to sign and returned to the Form Teacher.



Example 1

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Performing arts Sports Uniformed

groups

Clubs


(Boys)

NPCC Enterprise

Club

Chinese

Ensembles

Netball NCC InfoComm

Club


Orators Club

Drama Football

Chinese

Dance

Table tennis

Modern

Dance

Taekwondo

Eg 11st – Band, 2nd – Choir 3rd – NCC Land4th – Enterprise Club5th – Football



Example 2

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Performing arts Sports Uniformed

groups

Clubs


(Boys)

NPCC Enterprise

Club

Chinese

Ensembles

Netball NCC InfoComm

Club


Orators Club

Drama Football

Chinese

Dance

Table tennis

Modern

Dance

Taekwondo

Eg 21st – NPCC2nd – NCC3rd – Table Tennis4th – Chinese Dance5th – Infocomm Club



JANUARY 2020

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

1New Year's Day

2Sec 1 Orientation

3Sec 1 Orientation

4CCA Audition

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6 7 8 9 10 11 12

CCA Audition/Try Out CCA Audition/Try Out S1 Meet Parent

Session CCA

Exhibition

0830-1200

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CCA Audition/Try Out CCA Audition/Try Out

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CCA Selection

(1A, 1B, 1D)

CCA

Selection

(1E, 1I,1F)

Students to submit

signed CCA Option

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27 28 29Announcement of

CCA Allocation via

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▶ CCA Allocation results will be put up on 29 January outside the GO.

▶ Appeal for Change of CCA- obtain form on 29 January 2020

▶ Submission of Appeal Forms – Deadline: 30 January 2020 – late submission will not be entertained

▶ Sec 1s to start attending CCA from 30 January 2020 including those who are appealing

Sec 1 CCA Selection



Contact Email:

Mr Eric Wong HOD/PE&CCA –[email protected]

Mrs Lucinda Leong SH/CCA –[email protected]

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