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Nan Chiau High School

Wushu

Discover how Wushu at Nan Chiau High School builds discipline, character, and athletic skill. Find out about training schedules, CCA objectives, and the team's achievements at national competitions.

Last updated 21 August 2026

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Training Dates and Time

  • Monday, 3.00pm – 6.00pm

  • Wednesday, 3.00pm – 5.00pm (Competition Season)

  • Friday, 2.30pm – 5.30pm

Venue

  • Hall

  • Indoor Sports Hall 2

Teacher In Charge

  • Mdm Angeline Yar (Overall Teacher-In-Charge)

  • Ms Chan Siew Min (Teacher-In-Charge)

  • Mr Esmond Tay Rong Yao (Teacher-In-Charge)

KEY INFORMATION

CCA Objectives

  1. Allow interested students to gain a better understanding and appreciation towards Wushu and Chinese culture in general

  2. Expose students to different Wushu routines and develop effective athletes through quality training

  3. Develop resilient and disciplined individuals through regular Wushu training

  4. Develop confident and courageous individuals through participating in Wushu competitions and performances

  5. Nurture respectful and ethical individuals by imparting moral values during Wushu training

  6. Foster teambuilding and cohesion by providing opportunities for students to work together as a team

  7. Provide opportunities for students to develop their leadership potential and abilities

  8. Encourage an active and healthy lifestyle to maintain a positive state of mind and body.

CCA Description

In Nan Chiau High School, Wushu is considered a “performing sport”, consisting elements that are characteristic to both the sports and performing arts.

Wushu is derived from Chinese martial arts and it teaches “Wu De”（武德）, which is the martial code of conduct. Learners and practitioners of Wushu are expected to display excellence in their moral character and to uphold integrity and moral courage at all times.

Wushu improves one’s flexibility, speed, strength, coordination and endurance. It also instils discipline and respect for others and for oneself.

Unlike any other contact sport, Wushu is considered relatively safe due to its performance nature.

Wushu is gaining popularity nationwide as more parents and students are coming to recognise the benefits that learning Wushu could reap, be in terms of health or character development.

Our Team Singapore has also done the nation proud by constantly achieving excellent results in the SEA Games. Wushu is truly an emerging sport to be enjoyed by all Singaporeans, especially the youths.

Highlight(s) of Activities

  1. Annual National Interschool Wushu Championships

  2. School & Public Performances – e.g. Chinese New Year Concert, Performance for visiting guests & at cultural events etc.

  3. Wushu Exchanges with Other Schools

  4. Annual Wushu Camp

  5. Sports Enrichment Programme – e.g. Archery, Bowling, Canoeing, Kayaking, Dragon Boating, Rockclimbing etc.

  6. Student-initiated Teambuilding Activities.

Achievements

2026 National Schools Games Wushu Championships

  • ‘C’ Division Girls, Group Quanshu, 4th Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Boys, 2nd International Spear, 3rd Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Boys, 2nd International Sword, 4th Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Girls, 1st International Spear, 2nd Position.

2025 National Schools Games Wushu Championships

  • ‘C’ Division Boys,  32 Style Taijijian, 4th Position

  • ‘C’ Division Boys, 1st international Spear, 4th Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Boys,  2nd International Sword, 3rd Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Girls,  2nd International Sword, 2nd Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Girls,  1st International Spear, 3rd Position.

2024 National Schools Games Wushu Championships

  • ‘C’ Division Girls, 1st International Changquan, 2nd Position.

  • ‘C’ Division Girls, 1st International Sword, 2nd Position.

  • ‘C’ Division Girls, 1st International Spear, 1st Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Boys, 1st International Changquan, 1st Position.

2023 National Schools Games Wushu Championships

  • ‘C’ Division Girls,1st International Changquan, 3rd Position

  • ‘C’ Division Girls, 1st International Sword, 2nd Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Girls,1st International Nan Dao, 3rd Position

  • ‘B’ Division Girls, 1st International Nanquan, 1st Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Girls, 1st International Nangun, 1st Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Girls, 1st International Sword, 4th Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Boys, 1st International Changquan, 1st Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Boys, 1st International Sword, 1st Position.

  • ‘B’ Division Boys, 1st International Spear, 1st Position.