Badminton (Girls)

Join the Girls' Badminton CCA to build skills, teamwork, and leadership through competitions, friendly matches, and school events.

Last updated 3 July 2026

Badminton (Girls)

Teacher-in-charge and Coach

Teacher-in-Charge	Mr Chia Yew Hwee (IC)
Coach	Mr Jude Loh Chun Li

Overview of the CCA

Our 'C' Division team celebrated another achievement in the League 2 NSG, showing resilience and determination on court. Beyond competitions, Bonding Day strengthened unity and teamwork within the CCA. Student leaders also had meaningful opportunities to lead during the Open House, CCA Showcase, and Sec 1 CCA Fair, representing the CCA with pride. Through the NSG competition and friendly matches, the team gained valuable experience while consistently demonstrating sportsmanship and respect for their opponents.

A coach in a blue shirt leads a badminton training session with students in purple uniforms on an indoor court.

Coach conducting training exercises for the team.

Two girls in purple Queensway jerseys play doubles badminton indoors, one swinging a racket at a shuttlecock.

Badminton doubles team practicing in the school Indoor Sports Hall.

Student Experiences

Being the captain for the past 3 years has been such a fulfilling experience. Given that my batch was the first batch for the relatively new CCA, it made me proud to watch them grow from when they were just beginners to players who now have a passion for the sport. They showed me that despite hardships, like losing a match or not being on your game that day, they would continue to move forward, working on how to improve their skills further and reach the standard they set for themselves.

— Tan Yu-Qi, Captain

For the past 1 year, I have learned many new skills like footwork and stroke techniques. This gives me a sense of satisfaction, confidence, and a thrill of motivation that I look forward to in every training session. In Sec 1, I was involved in the school open house where I worked with seniors to manage the CCA booth and attended to any queries from the visitors. This event has allowed me to understand the importance of communication and gradually improve myself to become a better communicator. I will continue to lead the team well and develop the team in the joy of learning in this sport.

— Carissa Ng Qi En, Vice-Captain