Every CCA Kong Hwa lists with MOE, plus its Applied Learning and Learning for Life Programmes.
Co-curricular activities
Kong Hwa lists 19 CCAs with MOE. Primary schools do not always run every listed CCA in every year, and places in some are limited, so confirm with the school before counting on one.
Sports and games
- Badminton
- Basketball
- Netball
- Table Tennis
- Tchoukball
- Wushu
Uniformed groups
- Girl Guides (Brownies)
- Scouts
Visual and performing arts
- Chinese Dance
- Chinese Orchestra
- Choir
- Guzheng Ensemble
- Singapore National Youth Chinese Orchestra
Clubs and societies
- Art and Crafts
- Chinese Calligraphy and Brush Painting
- Chinese Chess
- Chinese Weiqi
- Infocomm Technology (Computing)
- International Chess
Distinctive programmes
Every school runs an Applied Learning Programme and a Learning for Life Programme. They are what the school has chosen to build a distinctive identity around.
Applied Learning Programme (ALP)
Every Kong Hwaian an Effective Communicator
Languages
Learning for Life Programme (LLP)
Exposure-Experience-Excel through Sports
Sports & Outdoor Education
What sets Kong Hwa apart
Kong Hwa lists 19 CCAs with MOE. More than 138 of the 182 primary schools list fewer, in a range running from 8 to 38.
These are offered by no more than 8 of the 182 primary schools:
- Chinese chessoffered by 5 of the 182 primary schools
- Chinese weiqioffered by 5 of the 182 primary schools
National School Games results
Where Kong Hwa finished in the top four of a national primary schools competition, from the Singapore Primary Schools Sports Council’s published results. Every line is one competition in one year for one age group, boys or girls separately, with the size of the field beside it. Only a few sports publish a school-level table at all, and only the top four appear in it, so a school with no line here may still compete.
2026
- 3rdTable Tennis, Senior BoysLeague 1 · top tier of 3 leagues
- 3rdTable Tennis, Senior GirlsLeague 1 · top tier of 2 leagues
2025
- 1stTable Tennis, Senior BoysLeague 1 · top tier of 3 leagues
- 3rdTable Tennis, Senior GirlsLeague 1 · top tier of 2 leagues
2024
- 2ndTable Tennis, Senior BoysLeague 1 knockout · 10 schools in League 1, 4 ranked
2023
- 2ndBadminton, Senior GirlsNational knockout · 14 schools competed, 4 ranked
- 4thTable Tennis, Senior GirlsLeague 1 knockout · 8 schools in League 1, 4 ranked
See the national results for Badminton and Table Tennis, to see which other schools placed in the same competitions.
CCAs from MOE’s school CCA data, updated 2026-04-17. ALP and LLP from MOE’s school distinctive programmes data, updated 2025-07-23, which is the older of the two files. National School Games placings read from the Singapore Primary Schools Sports Council’s results on 2026-08-13, covering 2023 to 2026. The 2026 season is still being played, so its results are incomplete. Confirm current details with the school. This page's data as JSON.
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