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Annual Report

2015 / 2016

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About Singapore Gymnastics

Our Mission

To promote gymnastics as a sport for all ages and to develop world class athletes

who consistently win medals at the South East Asian Games, Asian Games,

Commonwealth Games, and other Games.

Our Core Values (“Piper”)

Passion for what we do

Integrity in how we do it

Professionalism in our approach

Enjoyment in the process

Respect for others

Information on Singapore Gymnastics

Singapore Gymnastics (SG) was registered with the Registry of Societies on 24 July

2003 and gazetted on 15 August 2003 as the National Sports Association for

gymnastics. Its formation by the gymnastics fraternity was supported by the

Singapore National Olympic Council (SNOC) and Sports Singapore (SportSG).

Singapore Gymnastics has been affiliated to the Fédération Internationale de

Gymnastique (FIG) since December 2003. Singapore Gymnastics is a registered

Charity since December 2010. In addition, Singapore Gymnastics received the status

of Institution of a Public Character (IPC) which allows the association to receive tax-

deductable donations.

Registered Address: 3 Stadium Drive #01-33 Singapore 397630

UEN Number: T03SS0136E

IPC Number: IPC000511

Pictured: MAG Gymnasts and MAG Coach

Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships 2015

Photographer: Philip Au

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Partners & Sponsors

Partners

Wong Partnership provides pro bono legal services to

Singapore Gymnastics.

Sponsors

Sport Singapore, a statutory board of the Ministry of Culture,

Community and Youth, is the main funding body and

partner for Singapore Gymnastics.

Northpac International, official distributor of GK Elite, is the

Sponsor to Singapore Gymnastics National Artistic

Gymnastics Teams until 2016.

Beauty Direct Pte Ltd is the official distributor of Chacott

products, is the Sponsor for Singapore Gymnastics National

Rhythmic Gymnastics Teams from 2014 – 2016.

Event Sponsors

AQUEEN Hotels & Reports is the Official Hotel Sponsor

for the 12th Singapore Gymnastics Open

Championships 2015.

Fostre Catering Pte Ltd & Food Fest F&B Pte Ltd is the

Official Caterer for the 12th Singapore Gymnastics

Open Championships 2015 & the 8th Singapore

Gymnastics National Championships 2016.

PKF-CAP IGNITE the Official Technology Partner for the

12th Singapore Gymnastics Open Championships 2015

& the 8th Singapore Gymnastics National

Championships 2016

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Newstead Technologies Pte Ltd is the Official

Technology Partner for the 12th Singapore Gymnastics

Open Championships 2015.

Singapore Press Holdings Foundation is the Bronze

Event Sponsor of GymFest 2015.

ComfortDelGro Corporation Limited is the Event

Sponsor of GymFest 2015.

MIDAS SPORTS is the Event Sponsor of GymFest 2015.

Alvin Sports Enterprise is the Official Awards for the 8th

Singapore Gymnastics National Championships 2016.

The other sponsors for the 8th Singapore

Gymnastics National Championships

2016 are Velocity@Novena, AVA

Insurance Brokers Pte Ltd, Javy Sports,

Movement First, FreshKon® Cosmetic

Contact Lenses, 10 10 Mother & Child

Essentials and 90s Candy Society.

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Contents

SG Management Committee

SG Audit Committee

SG Secretariat

SG Sub-Committee Heads

SG Coaches

Message from the President

Marketing Report

- Electronic & Social Media Platforms

- Sponsorships

- Ticketing

- Merchandise

High Participation

- Competitions

- Gymnastics For All

- Membership

- Judges Accreditation

- National Programme

- Coach Education

High Performance

- Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG)

- Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG)

- Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG)

- Singapore Gymnastics National Champions

Sport Singapore Funding

Other Relevant Disclosures

- Conflict of Interest

- SG Reserves Position

- Disclosure of annual remuneration of Top 3 Key Executives

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SG Management Committee

Management Committee 2015 – 2017

MC meeting attendance from July 2015 to June 2016

Choy Kah Kin President 6/6

Gan Chai San Vice-President, Excellence 5/6

Patrick Ho Vice-President, Participation 5/6

Edward Low Vice-President, Industry 4/6

Stephen Lim Treasurer 5/6

Pansy Khua Assistant Treasurer 4/6

Madeline Chan Secretary 4/6

Lim Ye-lin Assistant Secretary (Resigned in March 2016)

Alfred Nathan Committee Member 5/6

Keong Sin Gen Committee Member 1/6

Perry Koh Committee Member 4/6

William Soh Committee Member 5/6

SG Audit Committee

Audit Committee

Joseph Kwok Chairperson

Daniel Tan Member

Genevieve Heng Member (Co-opted in August 2015)

Auditor

C.C Yang And Co.

Legal Adviser (Pro Bono)

Koh Swee Yen Wong Partnership LLP

Mak Shin Yi Wong Partnership LLP

SG Secretariat

Janssen Ong General Manager

Ong She-na Finance & Office Manager

Quek Meizhen Teresa High Performance Manager

Eleonora Klidzia High Participation Manager

Tan Kee Kuen High Performance Executive (Joined in July 2015)

Yurni Hikmah Sports Administrator (Joined in December 2015)

Sheela Klein BookKeeper

SG Sub-Committee Heads

Perry Koh Men’s Artistic Gymnastics

Alfred Nathan Women’s Artistic Gymnastics

Patrick Ho Rhythmic Gymnastics

William Soh Trampoline

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SG Coaches

MEN’S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS (MAG)

Lin Zhen Qiu MAG Coach (Resigned in May 2016)

He Tao MAG Coach (Resigned in September 2015)

Ryosuke Kusumi MAG Coach

Yurii Odnoroh MAG Coach (Joined in November 2015 )

WOMEN’S ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS (WAG)

Tao Xiaomin WAG Coach (Resigned in April 2016)

Zhu Yibin WAG Coach

Xin Yingying WAG Coach (Joined in June 2016)

Jiang Bo WAG Coach (Joined in June 2016)

Zhen Chao WAG Coach (Resigned in June 2015)

Wang Xin WAG Coach

Zhang Ruoping WAG Coach

Chen Xiao WAG Coach

RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS (RG)

Zhu Xiao Ping RG Coach (Resigned in January 2016)

Rimma Stopina RG Coach (Resigned in October 2015)

Natalia Rybak RG Coach (Joined in November 2015)

Ganna Subbotina RG Coach (Joined in November 2015)

Olena Turkina RG Coach (Joined in February 2016)

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Message from the President

It has been another busy year for the Association being the transition

period that occurred with the formalization of the new Management

Committee (MC) for Singapore Gymnastics. We had some new

board members who came on board and brought along their own

expertise, experience to serve the fraternity. Following the success

our team has achieved in SEA Games 2015, we nominated some of

these gymnasts and coaches for the Singapore Sports Awards 2016

and were gratified that our WAG and RG team has been given the

Meritorius Award (Event). Our RG Coach Zhu Xiaoping has also

received a Special Award for Fortitude for her selfless dedication to

the sport in spite of her health condition.

A key initiative which we have instituted is to re-introduced Sub-Committees (SC) for

the various disciplines. These sub-committees, chaired by a chairperson/head

appointed by the MC, consist of a group of technical/non-technical volunteers from

the fraternity. I am pleased to see these committee members actively putting forth

their proposed plans and directions to the MC for further discussion and

endorsement. This is very important as we develop a new Multi-Year Sports Plan to

escalate the sport to the next level.

Apart from the competitive endeavours, we had two very special groups of

participants in GymFest 2015. They were Deerland Pre-School by Bishan North CCC

and Everland Childcare & Development Centre. This has been made possible

through our efforts to outreach to childcare centres via the Early Childhood

Development Agency. We believed that every child is an artist, with imagination

and the artistic instinct. We were heartened to hear that their participation has

brought them positive experiences and helped developed their self-motivation and

self-confidence.

An advisory panel comprising of selected ex-SG Presidents and MC members was

also set up to advise the MC on the directions and strategies that will benefit the

gymanstics fraternity in Singapore. We are also in the process of formulating a

National Proficiency Awards Programme aimed at growing our talent pipeline. The

tireless efforts of our advisors, board members, secretariat, athletes, coaches, judges,

and volunteers have given us the support as we work towards realising our goals and

objectives. Lastly, we must also acknowledge and thank Sport Singapore for their

support and continued belief in our sport. We remain committed to serving and

moving forward together with all of you.

Yours Respectfully,

Choy Kah Kin

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Marketing Report

Electronic & Social Media Platforms

Singapore Gymnastics’s website, electronic communications and social media all

continued to play a pivotal role in promoting the sport to the fraternity and keeping

our members updated on the events and activities that we are involved in. As of

now, our Facebook page comprised of over 2750 fans connected to us.

Our primary social media objective remains clear, which is to increase awareness of

our gymnasts’ experiences regularly with their friends, family and supporters through

these media platforms so that they feel being part of our team and in turn

encourage many others to join.

Our weekly SG Posts continue to provide news updates to our mailing list subsribers

as an alternative avenue to keep themselves abreast of what is happening in SG,

especially for those who may not be able to visit our website regularly due to work

commitments.

Sponsorships

Singapore Gymnastics seeks donations and sponsorships from corporations and

individuals to fund our various programmes and support needy gymnasts. Our

initiatives range from ensuring our events run at positive margins to providing various

forms of subsidies to gymnasts under the Financial Assistance Scheme so as to esnure

equal opportunities for all. Our corporate sponsors have seen their brands being

strengthened through their active involvement in such cause or social responsibility

programmes.

For the financial year ending 31 March 2016, total sponsorship in cash received by

Singapore Gymnastics amounted to $7,000 while total sponsorship in kind amounted

to $10,400. The cash portion came mainly from Singapore Press Holdings Foundation

Ltd. For Singapore Open Gymmnastics Campionships 2015, the total sponsorship in-

kind primarily came from the 20 hotel room nights sponsorship from AQueens Hotels

& Resorts Pte. Ltd.

Ticketing

Total adult and concessionary ticket sales for GymFest 2015 increased 2.4% and

22.9% respectively over GymFest 2014. This shows that the event is gaining popularity

amongst the younger viewers. Singapore Gymnastics’ ticketing strategy is based on

affordable price and accessibility to as many people as possible. The ticket prices

range from $5 to $10. Tickets purchased online are priced slightly cheaper than

tickets purchased at the door.

Merchandise

Singapore Gymnastics continues to offer a range of gift items such as t-shirts, key

chains, towels, water-bottles, notebooks, and pens for sale via the website and at

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events. In FY2015, total sales of Singapore Gymnastics merchandise for the 3 events

amounted to $1,705.50.

Moving forward, Singapore Gymnastics aims to bring in more funds by out-reaching

to more corporate partners through sponsorships tie-up (non-traditional form of

marketing). Sponsorships have proven to be an effective method of heightening

sponsors’ visibility in their community and help to enhance their public profile.

Pictured: Tan Sze En Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships 2015 Photographer: Haruhiko Otsuka

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High Participation

Competitions

28th SEA Games 2015

With Singapore playing host to the Games for the first time in 22 years, Singapore

Gymnastics took on the responsibility for the Gymnastics competition, comprising

Men’s & Women’s Artistic Gymnastics & Rhythmic Gymnastics.

Key Annual Competitions

The Singapore Open & National Championships continue to be the key annual

competitions for elite gymnasts to compete on home ground and progress along

the pre-defined pathway right from 5 years old in the Kinder category towards

international standards at International Junior & Senior level. Singapore Gymnastics

continues to conduct a grading exercise at these events, monitors athlete progress,

and results are used to identify and measure gymnasts’ progress.

FIG Event Sanctioning

The Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships 2015 was used to select gymnasts

to represent Singapore in Men’s and Women’s Artistic at the World Championships in

Glasgow. With the event being linked to the selection of the Singapore

representatives, FIG sanctioning was important and gained for the Junior and Senior

International categories for the three respective disciplines for the third consecutive

year of our competition.

Event Venue

The Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships and National Championships

continues to be organised at Bishan Sports Hall, the gymnastics venue for the Youth

Olympic Games in 2010 and South East Asian Games 2015. Last year GymFest

continued to be organised at Toa Payoh Sports Hall.

Event Team

The event team comprises of Singapore Gymnastics Staff & Sub-Committee

technical representatives, the national pool of judges, key volunteers and

contractors. This enthusiastic and loyal team have together helped to deliver these

3 successful annual events.

Participation Numbers

Participation numbers continue to increase year by year, with around 3 times the

number of competitors at both competitions in 2015 compared with 2010.

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SG continues to see healthy participation numbers at our competitions especially in

rhythmic gymnastics.

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Gymnastics For All

15th World Gymnaestrada 2015

Singapore Gymnastics was represented at the World Gymnaestrada in Helsinki from

8 - 20 July 2015 by a team of 43 participants from Nanyang Primary School and St

Margaret’s Secondary School. The event attracted over 21,000 participants from 55

countries.

GymFest 2015

GymFest Singapore 2015 was organised in November 2015 with 250 participants

including some pre-schools, member clubs and 2 teams from Malaysia. For the

second year running the event was organised modelled on the Gym for Life

Challenge Format, where participating teams are awarded Gold, Silver or Bronze

based on some criteria.

Membership

Of all the membership types, Athlete Membership has seen the largest increase.

Since 2012 it has been a requirement for all gymnasts participating in SG

competitions to be Athlete Members. Singapore Gymnastics is now able to keep a

database of gymnasts, verify their date of birth for competition entry, and provide

personal accident insurance for gymnasts for our events. As participation numbers

continue to grow at SG events, SG membership continues to rise. Individual

Membership has also seen a rise with the increase of judging and coaching courses.

Pictured: GymFest 2015 Photographer: Philip Au

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Membership

Income 2015 2016

Full $525.00 $525.00

Associate $630.00 $720.00

Individual $3,870.00 $3,510.00

Athlete $11,240.00 $12,930.00

TOTAL $16,625.00 $18,685.00

Judges Accreditation

Judging Courses continued to be conducted to increase the national pool of judges

and maintain high standards.

▪ RG Level 1 – June 2015

▪ RG Level 2 – February 2016

▪ MAG Level 1 – February 2016

▪ WAG Level 2 – February 2016

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National Programme

MAG Review

A review was conducted with coaches and judges on the National Development

Pathway. The Men’s Artistic Committee, in consultation with key club coaches,

developed a new Levels Pathway designed to be more progressive and

encouraging with the view to increase participation. This was piloted at the

Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships 2016.

WAG Review

The review was postponed to the following year.

RG Review

A review was conducted with coaches and judges on the National Development

Pathway and a new competition format is gradually being implemented with the

first phase at the Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships 2016 with new

optional categories in the levels pathway.

TRA Competition Pathway

The first National Development Programme was created for the participation stream

– with progressive age group compulsory routines to be competed alongside

voluntary routines. The primary focus is to develop a safe and progressive pathway

for gymnasts from 7 years old.

Coach Education

Accredited Coaches

The number of accredited coaches continues to increase year upon year, with over

200 judges now accredited across the disciplines.

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JUDGES

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Continuing Coach Education (CCE) Workshops

5 Continuing Coach Education Workshops were available to members in FY15,

providing NROC coaches with opportunities to continue their learning and remain

updated:

▪ Psychology & Physiotherapy Workshop – October 2015

▪ Liu Guicheng Prime WAG Coaching Workshop – November 2015

▪ WAG/MAG FIG Academy L3 Sharing Session – December 2015

▪ RG FIG Academy L2 Sharing Session – December 2015

▪ TRA Workshop with Louise Stack – February 2016

SG-COACH Course Syllabus

The SG-COACH Couse Syllabus was updated for the following modules:

▪ RG Level 1 Syllabus updated in December 2015 to enhance content

▪ WAG Level 1 Syllabus created in March 2016

▪ SG-COACH Level 1 Theory content developed – Singapore Gymnastics is now

running integrated courses again following the restructuring of the Sport

Singapore Coaching Framework.

SG-COACH Courses

▪ General Gymnastics SG-COACH Level 1 - December 2015

▪ Rhythmic Gymnastics SG-COACH Level 1 - December 2015

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Pictured: Terry Tay Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships 2015 Photographer: Stanley Cheah

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High Performance

Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG)

Fresh from podium success at SEA Games 2015, the men’s team participated in the

Senior Asian Championships held in Hiroshima. Injuries however hampered their

performance at the competition, with most opting to sit out of the All-around to

focus on individual events.

At the 2015 World Championships, Gabriel Gan and Timothy Tay attempted to gain

entry to 2016 Olympic Test Event. Gabriel Gan achieved a rank of 147th with an IAA

76.798, whilst Timothy Tay finished 169th with IAA 72.932, with the qualifying score at

81.130; both did not qualify for the 2016 Olympic Test Event.

Our Juniors comprising of Lincoln Forest Liqht Man, Zac Liew, Kaeson Lim, Robin Sim

and Eli Low participated at the 58th Regional-Kansai University Championships held in

Hyogo. For most of the juniors, this was their first competition overseas, and they took

home invaluable experience.

Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG)

The World Championships 2015 held in Glasgow was the selection for 2016 Olympic

Test Event, and Singapore fielded Nadine Joy Nathan, Janessa Dai and Ashly Lau.

Despite our efforts, we were 0.8 points short of the score to qualify for the Test Event,

with Nadine Nathan achieving 49.598 and ranked 108th. Ashly Lau ranked 123rd while

Janessa Dai ranked 137th.

The Pacific Rim Championships in Richmond saw the debut of 2 new Seniors, Tan Sze

En and Colette Chan. Tan Sze En ranked 11th All-Around with a score of 50.550, a

respectable achievement in a tough competition that also saw world champions

from the USA, and top athletes from Canada and Australia. Singapore Team came

in 7th out of 10 teams. The women’s team continues to build on their experience in

preparation for better performance on the world stage.

For the third year running, our women gymnasts have clinched the prestigious

spexScholarship, which provides support for training & competition of high-achieving

elite athletes. This year, Nadine Joy Nathan was awarded this scholarship.

Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG)

At the Zhongling Cup held in Beijing, 8 Juniors participated including Yeo Siew Lyn,

Jael Chew, Phebe Lau, Avryl Tan, Cheryl Lee, Alicia Lim, Tammy Ng and Leah Chew.

Yeo Siew Lyn emerged champion in the Rope, Hoop, Ball, and Clubs events.

Consolidating their experience, the junior athletes competed alongside athletes

from Korea, Thailand and Hong Kong to achieve good results at the Singapore

Open Gymnastics Championships 2015.

At the first international competition in 2016, our Seniors Yeo Siew Lyn, Edlyn Ho, and

our Juniors Michele Lau, Phebe Lau, Cheryl Lee and Aiko Tan showcased their new

routines at the Aphrodite Cup held in Kalamata. Coach Natalia Rybak, who joined

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the team in late 2015, injected these athletes’ routines with refreshingly different

choreographies. Our juniors, represented by Michele Lau, Avryl Tan and Aiko Tan,

then went on to compete at the Asian Junior Championships held in Astana.

Moving forward, RG prepares to field athletes in both Individual and Group events

regularly, to widen opportunities for more athletes, and to improve Singapore’s RG

standing in the world.

Pictured: Nadine Joy Nathan National Championships 2016 Photographer: Haruhiko Otsuka

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Singapore Gymnastics National Champions

Men’s Artistic Gymnastics (MAG)

Category Name of Gymnast School/Club

International Senior Terry Tay Gymnastics Support

Group Singapore

International Junior Lincoln Forest Lightman Singapore Sports School

Level 3 (13 + years) Mikhail Haziq Zhenghua Secondary

School

Level 3 (12 & Under) Eugene Low BazGym Gymnastics

School (Jurong)

Level 2 (11+ years) Ajay Karthikeyan BazGym Gymnastics

School (Jurong)

Level 1 (9+ years) Ng Joisah BazGym Gymnastics

School (Jurong)

Kinder (7+ years) Loh Jia Le Jovi BazGym Gymnastics

School (Jurong)

Women’s Artistic Gymnastics (WAG)

Category Name of Gymnast School/Club

International Senior Tan Sze En Raffles Girls’ School

(Secondary)

International Junior Celeste Tong Pei Lu Nanyang Girls’ High

Singapore Junior Heng Han Xuan Nydia Temasek Primary

Stage 4 (12 & Under) Chloe Neo Nanyang Primary School

Stage 3 (11-13 years) Rachel-Anne Liew Methodist Girls’ School

Stage 3 (10 & Under) Natalia Tseltin Friends of Gymnastics

Stage 2 (9 & 10 years) Kayla Ng Xuan Gym Art

Stage 2 (8 & Under) Erin Pok Raffles Gymnastics

Academy

Level 5 (15+ years) Chia Hsim Yi Methodist Girls’ School

Level 5 (14 & Under) Glenda Low Lin Xuan Raffles Gymnastics

Academy

Level 4 (12 & Under) Emily Motoe Asia Gymnastics

Academy

Level 3 (11 + years) Adrienne Chue Gym Art

Level 2 (9+ years) Kaylene Yong Shu-min Gym Art

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Level 2 (8 & Under) Alexis Chan CHIJ Primary (Toa Payoh)

Level 1 (8+ years) Chantel Peh Xin Ying Win-Win Gymnastics

Training Centre

Level 1 (7 & Under) Tan Shang Qi Alexis Win-Win Gymnastics

Training Centre

Kinder (7 & Above) Angell Tang Shiya Win-Win Gymnastics

Training Centre

Kinder (6 & Under) Chew Tze Yean Win-Win Gymnastics

Training Centre

Rhythmic Gymnastics (RG)

Category Name of Gymnast School/Club

International Senior Yeo Siew Lyn Singapore Sports School

International Junior Cheryl Lee Raffles Girls’ School

Stage 4 (14 & Under) Bettie Bok Li En CHIJ St Nicholas Girls’

School

Stage 3 (13-14years) Lynette Lam Yin Raffles Girls’ School

(Secondary)

Stage 3 (12 & Under) Zoey Lee Zhimin Marymount Convent

School

Stage 2 (11- 12 years) Chong Kuan Ning Ester Funyard Gymnastics

Consultancy

Stage 2 (10 & Under) Layla Kai Rojes Bishan Community Club

Stage 1 (9-10 years) Tan Song Ying Funyard Gymnastics

Consultancy

Stage 1 (8 years) Shannon Tay Bishan Community Club

Level 7 (16+ years) Ashley Elizabeth Kwan Raffles Institution

Level 6 (16+ years) Alexis Png Kai Xin Raffles Girls’ School

(Secondary)

Level 6 (13-15 years) Mya Chew Wenning Methodist Girls’ School

(Secondary)

Level 5 (13+ years) Khow Kai Lin CHIJ Secondary (Toa

Payoh)

Level 4 (13+ years) Caryn Lim CHIJ Secondary (Toa

Payoh)

Level 4 (10-12 years) Kylie Yeow Releve Rhythmic

Gymnastics Academy

Level 3 (11-12 years) Mia Ng Mi Er Marymount Convent

School

Level 3 (9-10 years) Alyssia Woo Marymount Convent

School

Level 2 (10 -11 years) Christie Chua FlyOnce Gymnastics

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Level 2 (9 years) Lae Ein Ee, Raelene Marymount Convent

School

Level 1 (9 years) Grace Chen Hui En DGymnastics Academy

Level 1 Group (9years) Koh Zi Rui Kirstyn

Koh Zi Xin Gwyneth

Kate Lynn Chow

Megan Tan Jiahui

Alison Tan Rui En

FlyOnce Gymnastics

Level 1 (8 years) Erin Lee Funyard Gymnastics

Consultancy

Level 1 Group (8 years) Daysia Koh Yun Jia

Rio Onishi

Kyra Terese Lim

Laeticia Lim Jia En

Li Shican

CHIJ Kellock

Level 1 (6-7 years) Hedvika Michaela Leong FlyOnce Gymnastics

Level 1 Group (6-7 years) Kristen Chan

Kristen Gabrielle Lim

Matari Wang

Sara Yom Kai Ning

Gladys Chow Shi Xuan

Releve Rhythmic

Gymnastics Academy

Kinder (7-8 years) Isabelle Lai Zi Yin FlyOnce Gymnastics

Kinder Group (7-8 years) Chung En Xuan

Tracy Chow Sinn Jen

Trisha Chow Sinn Juan

Toh Hui Min Melisa

Bishan Community Club

Kinder (5-6 years) Ng Yu Qi, Deirdre Releve Rhythmic

Gymnastics Academy

Kinder Group (5-6 years) Natalie Chen Yi Xin

Liu Tsu Gah Renee

Chloe Lim Rui Ci

Lee Jing Xi

Releve Rhythmic

Gymnastics Academy

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Pictured: Edlyn Ho Singapore Open Gymnastics Championships 2015 Photographer: Shaun Ho

Pictured: RG Judges National Championships 2016 Photographer: Haruhiko Otsuka

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Sport Singapore Funding for Financial Year 15/16

Total Funding 2,446,467

High Performance (HPE) Elite & Developmental (Dev) 1,809,629

(a) Coaching Headcount 600,000

(b) Overseas Training & Competition 140,000

(c) Local Training & Competition 12,995

(d) Sports Equipment 37,005

(e) Training Facilities 1,019,629

Capability Development 30,000

(a) Coaching Capability Development 13,000

(b) Officiating Capability Development 10,977

(c) Volunteer Capability Development 6,023

Sports Events 12,000

(a) Singapore Open Championships 6,000

(b) National Championships 6,000

NSAM – Basic Tier 537,321

(a) Subsidy for Headcount 318,000

(b) Subsidy for Office & Operations 30,000

(c) Office Rental 189,321

Campaign 57,517

(a) 28th SEA Games Competition Management -

(b) 28th SEA Games Sports Equipment 57,517

Summary of SSI Funding for Financial Year 2015

Total Funding 120,000

spexScholarship 120,000

(a) Coaching 72,000

(b) Overseas Training & Competition 26,600

(c) Local Training & Competition 4,100

(d) Equipment 11,000

(e) Medical Support 6,300

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Other Relevant Disclosures

Conflict of Interest

MC, AC and Sub-Committee members are expected to avoid actual and

perceived conflicts of interest. Where these members have personal interests in

business transactions or contracts that SG may enter into, or have vested interests in

other organizations that SG have dealings with or is considering to entire into joint

ventures with, they are expected to declare such interests to the MC as soon as

possible and abstain from discussion and decision-making on the matter. Where

such conflicts exist, the MC will evaluate whether any potential conflicts of interest

will affect the continuing independence of MC members and whether it is

appropriate for the member to continue to remain on the committee.

SG Reserves Position

As per the Reserves Policy, the Management Committee aims to provide stability to

fund the structural costs in case of a decline in SportSG’s subsidies. The Management

Committee reviews the annual surplus semi-annually and apportions 30% of the

surplus to a restricted reserve.

The Management Committee aims to build up this fund to about SGD500K or

approximately equivalent of one year of salaries. About SGD100K will be held in an

operating bank account to fund working capital requirements. Since setting up the

reserves fund in 2010, the reserves have been held in a separate Fixed Deposit

account. The current amount is adequate to cover at least salaries for re-

employment transition in case this NSA should stop operations.

SG is up to date with the submission of our Online Evaluation Checklist via the Charity

Portal and the renewal of our Institute of Public Character (IPC) Status.

Reserve Policy

Our reserves position is as follows:

Current Year Previous Year

% Increase

(Decrease)

Unrestricted Funds (Reserves) 376,831 443,503 -15%

Restricted / Designated Funds: 54,257 -100%

-Building Fund - -

- Educational Fund - -

- Others 54,989 54,257 1%

Endowment Funds

Total Funds 431,820 515,887 -16%

Ratio of Reserves to Annual Operating Expenditure 0.17 0.21 -18%

Operating Expenditure for the year 2,486,000 2,433,857

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Disclosure of annual remuneration of Top 3 Key Executives

No. of executives FY2015 FY2014 FY2013 FY2012

Remuneration range below $100,000 2 3 3 3 Remuneration $100,001 to $150,000 2 - - -