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  1. www.moe.gov.sg › our-programmes › junior-sports-academyJunior Sports Academy (JSA): Overview | MOE

    Feb 23, 2024 · The Junior Sports Academy (JSA) programme caters to primary school students with sports potential. Learn more about JSA and how it can benefit your child.

  2. www.moe.gov.sg › junior-sports-academy › choose-moduleJunior Sports Academy (JSA): Choosing sport modules | MOE

    Sep 6, 2024 · The Junior Sports Academy (JSA) programme caters to primary school students with sports potential. Learn more about JSA and how it can benefit your child.

  3. www.moe.gov.sg › junior-sports-academy › training-venuesJunior Sports Academy (JSA): Training venues | MOE

    Sep 6, 2024 · The Junior Sports Academy (JSA) programme caters to primary school students with sports potential. Learn more about JSA and how it can benefit your child.

  4. go.gov.sg › jsa-faqJUNIOR SPORTS ACADEMY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS - Go

    JUNIOR SPORTS ACADEMY FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Updated on 8 May 2023 SPORT MODULES: 1. How many sport modules does my child have to complete? P4 JSA students are required to complete four sport modules over 2 years (a total of 4 semesters, ending June 2025).

  5. www.nysi.org.sg › talent-id › jsaJSA - NYSI

    The programme will be conducted from Semester 2 of Primary 4 to Semester 1 of Primary 6. To find out more, please click here. The JSA Programme introduces strength and conditioning exercises to the students to help them understand how it can help them improve their sports performance.

  6. www.straitstimes.com › sport › schoolsFirst batch of student-athletes under MOE's revised Junior Sports...

    May 20, 2017 · SINGAPORE - Almost 400 pupil-athletes from more than 100 primary schools graduated from the Junior Sports Academy (JSA) on Saturday (May 20) at the OCBC Arena. These pupils are the first...

  7. www.lifestinymiracles.com › 2019 › 02All About The Junior Sports Academy (JSA) - Life's Tiny Miracles

    Feb 17, 2019 · The JSA is a fully-funded MOE programme introduced in 2008 to develop primary school students with higher abilities in the physical domain. It provides opportunities for these students to discover their sporting strengths so that they can continue to pursue them in the future if they desire.