Asipre Camp, an initiative by Singapore Anti Narotics Association (SANA), Was held on 12 July 2008 , Sengkang Community Club. It is a pilot programme that focuses on educating the students aged 10 to 15 on drugs abuse through engagement in drug education and outdoor therapy. T-Net Club is pleased that to join Aspire Camp 2008 as our members would benefit greatly from the participation in this programme. A total of 40 members participated in Aspire Camp 2008 and we hope that more members will benefit from this programme in years to come.

T-Net Club High Five!

Reaching its first milestone in 2007, the T-Net Club had initiated a chained of celebratory events to commemorate its 5 th Anniversary. To better engage its members and the youth at large, a string of wholesome, meaningful and interestingly interactive activities that centred around three themes, namely education, sports and community service were organised. Through these activities, both members and participants were challenged academically, physically and emotionally to be more motivated, disciplined and compassionate.

Highlights of the T-Net Club 5 th Anniversary Celebrations

Education Series

A series of four educational quizzes, namely Sudoku Competition, Mathematics Genius, History Wizard and Chinese Quiz were held from March to November 2007. The entire series of competitions attracted more than 800 participants from primary and secondary schools to pit their skills and knowledge in an exciting yet fun environment. The quizzes stimulated the students mind and further arouse their interest in the subject concerned.

T-Net Club Premier League 2007

An inaugural soccer league whereby all the eight T-Net Clubs' soccer teams pitted their skills against each other to be the first T-Net Club Premier League champion. Other awards presented were Player of the Season, Golden Boot Award and the Fairplay Award. The League was played in a street soccer format, with home-and-away fixtures on Sunday over a 2-month period. The final round of matches was held on 26 August at The Cage with FIFA World Cup 2006 Referee, Mr Shamsul Maidin as the GOH. The League had unearthed new talents, instilled discipline and commitment among the members. Infact, Mr Shamsul commended that some of the members had played well and got the potential!

Bowl With A Heart

On 27 October, about 120 T-Net Club members and staff attended a basic sign language course to prepare themselves for the bowling competition with the hearing impaired students from Singapore Association for the Deaf (SADeaf). The members learnt alphabets in sign language and practiced forming simple sentences. They also had a hands-on practice session communicating with each other using sign language.

On the following day, the T-Net Club members partnered with the hearing impaired students to form 20 teams at the Planet Bowl @ Civil Service Club for the competition. Friendships were forged as the members communicate with the SADeaf students via sign language and remarkable teamwork was displayed. It was a fun and enriching afternoon over a game of bowling as we witnessed that hearing impaired would not handicap the forging of friendships between our members and the SADeaf students.

T-Net Club Sports Fiesta 2007

The finale of the year long anniversary celebrations was the T-Net Club Sports Fiesta 2007 on 16 December at Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza , witnessed by a crowd of over 10,000 spectators. The Sports Fiesta featured street versions of the three most popular sports, netball, basketball and soccer, the Pulse Hip-Hop Knockout 2 and performances put up by the various T-Net Club Interest Groups. The event was hosted by Mediacorp Radio YES933 DJ, Cruz Teng with Nominated Member of Parliament, Ms Eunice Olsen as the GOH to kick-off the

finals of the three street games and present the prizes to the winning teams..