On 25 April 2009, T-Net Club @ Geylang West, Geylang West Community Club Womens’ Executive Committee, Jalan Besar Community Club Malay Activities Executive Committee and Youth Executive Committee jointly organised the "Egg Painting Competition" held at Geylang West CC Multi Purpose Hall.

This T-Net Club flagship programme was in its third consecutive year. This year's competition attracted 80 participants from different races in total. They competed in five different age categories. Despite the keen competition, the participants displayed the spirit of sportsmanship in helping one another such as exchanging colouring materials and ideas.

Most of the participants came well-prepared with all their necessary tools and some of the final ‘products’ were stunningly creative and attractive! Family members of various ethnic groups were present to encourage and support their participants. The competition also provided a platform to have family bonding for parents and members as well as promote social and community bonding.

On 25 April 2009, T-Net Club @ Geylang West, Geylang West Community Club Womens’ Executive Committee, Jalan Besar Community Club Malay Activities Executive Committee and Youth Executive Committee jointly organised the "Egg Painting Competition" held at Geylang West CC Multi Purpose Hall.

This T-Net Club flagship programme was in its third consecutive year. This year's competition attracted 80 participants from different races in total. They competed in five different age categories. Despite the keen competition, the participants displayed the spirit of sportsmanship in helping one another such as exchanging colouring materials and ideas.

Most of the participants came well-prepared with all their necessary tools and some of the final ‘products’ were stunningly creative and attractive! Family members of various ethnic groups were present to encourage and support their participants. The competition also provided a platform to have family bonding for parents and members as well as promote social and community bonding.

The Sembawang Fishing Championship was organised by T-Net Club @ Sembawang and Sembawang Community Club Youth Group on 18 April 2009 at Singapore Discovery Centre. It was supported by Rapala Asia Pacific, a reknowned local fishing equipment brand.

The Sembawang Fishing Club comprises 50 members ranging from 9 to 30 years old. It caters to the residents of Sembawang estate. The Fishing Championship provided a fun and challenging environment for members of the Sembawang Fishing Club to practice and hone their fishing technique. It also served to encourage social interaction between the participants and promote community bonding. Though the weather was hot and the catches were not many, the participants had fun interacting with each other.

41 participants braved the incessant heat and competed with each other in the three hour challenge. In the end, a five pound catch by Muhd Yeasrul clinched the grand prize.

Aspire Camp, an initiative by Singapore Anti Narcotics 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 years old on drugs abuse through engagement in drug education and outdoor therapy. T-Net Club is pleased 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.

After the success of the first T-Net Club Education Series in 2007, the 2008 instalment attracted a further 700 participants from 80 different Primary and Secondary schools. The T-Net Club Malay Quiz and T-Net Club Sports Quiz pitted students against each other in their knowledge of the language and of sports in general. Not satisfied with simple quizzes, a Youth Policy Forum was organised to educate youths on the positive and negative influence of gaming and technology in their lives.

Graduating from Street Soccer to Futsal, the second T-Net Club Premier League pitted the same 8 clubs against each other in league competition. It also marked the first time a T-Net Club Football tournament was held under the cool night sky. A whole month of competition was held concurrently with the inaugural T-Net Club Basketball League. Following up on the success of the league format of the Premier League, the Basketball League attempted to recreate the same level of discipline and commitment amongst the young Basketball enthusiast.

In alignment with the People’s Association vision of Racial Integration and Social Harmony, the T-Net Club Mid Autumn Festival sought to create a fusion of culture that is uniquely Singaporean with a generous dash of Chinese, Malay, Indian and Eurasian influence.

Community Service in a fun and competitive environment; that best describes the whole concept of Bowl with a Heart. In an attempt by T-Net Club to introduce social awareness into the impressionable minds of Singaporean youths, Bowl with a Heart provides a platform where they can learn more about the disadvantaged while actively working together to achieve a common goal.

The culmination of T-Net Club’s 6th Anniversary Celebration bore witness to 2,000 participants competing in Street Basketball, Street Netball, Street Soccer and Hip Hop Dance competitions. Watched by a further 10,000 spectators in the heart of the city, the participants fought tooth and nail for a year’s worth of bragging rights as Sports Fiesta Champions.