A big shout out to the students and teachers from Lian Hua Primary School for their efforts in promoting tennis through their own Lianhua Tennis Cup Challenge.

Celebrating this special day with fun tennis activities and games for close to 400 students from Jing Shan Primary School.

Congratulations to our gold medal winners Thaddeus, Karen and Mohd Edel who not only won tickets to the WTA Finals Singapore, but also a special once in a lifetime meet and greet with one of the worlds best tennis players this October.

Wrapping up a fantastic carnival with close to 100 students from 10 primary schools competing in our friendly tournament.

The students of Canossa Convent School were the rising stars of our mid year carnival scooping up both gold medals competing against 40+ students in our programme.

A big congrats to the students and teachers at MINDS Towner Gardens for winning the 2016 Tennis For Every Child School of the Year Award, in recognition for their commitment to the sport and the incredible development of the students throughout the year.

Congratulations to our very own gold medal winners ; Xiao Jia Wen from Telok Kurau Primary (red ball), Isnuh Aqil fromYu Neng Primary (orange ball) and Caden Kong from Nanyang Primary (green ball).

Held at MOE (Evans) Sports Hall and open to all primary schools, the annual carnival aims to grow the tennis talent pool by introducing new players to the competition format with a modified point scoring system, modified nets, lighter racquets and low compression balls. This year’s carnival saw some 90 students from 13 primary schools in Singapore compete in a friendly round-robin format.

SC Global invited former world No.19 WTA Player Yayuk Basuki to conduct an engaging tennis clinic for 36 primary school students from MINDS Towner Gardens, Fengshan, Tampines North, Woodlands and Damai Primary School. Held in collaboration with WTA, the clinic reflected the programmes spirit of being inspired by the very best, with the belief that anything is possible for these young budding players.

A big congrats to the students and PE teachers at Fengshan Primary School for winning the 2015 Tennis For Every Child School of the Year Award, in recognition for all their hard work in developing the game with internal year and class tennis leagues throughout the year.

Thank you to all the students who competed in our first interschool tournament at MOE Sports Hall. It was a fantastic afternoon of tennis and well done to all our winners in the green, red and orange category.

NEWSFLASH: Thanks to the fund raising efforts of SC Global throughout the WTA Finals and the generous support of their clients, supporters and visitors to the TFEC Grandsplat booth, we have managed to raise an additional S$52,000 for the SC Global Tennis for Every Child programme. These funds will be able to help us bring the subsidised CCA programme to more primary schools in 2015.

The Tennis For Every Child Grandsplat Carnival Stall at the WTA fanzone was a huge success with over 1,200 little grandsplatters joining us for an arty shot at the canvas. We even had special visits from Tennis Legends Marion Bartoli and Iva Manjoli and our tennis buddy Minister Lawrence Wong. Don't worry if you missed out on all the fun, we will be back next year.

The official launch of the Tennis For Every Child Programme at the MOE Building was a smashing success with the support of Minister Lawrence Wong, SC Global CEO Simon Cheong, STA President Edwin Lee and 50 Children from Fengshan, Bedok West, Woodlands and Lian Hua Primary School

SC Global Developments announced their role as Presenting Sponsor of the BNP Paribas WTA Finals Singapore. As part of their involvement in the WTA Finals, SC Global announced their plans to set up the SC Global Tennis for Every Child to help bring the joys of tennis to young children and give back to the community.