Announcement
Hi CAPTains,
Clubsocs would like to present to you… CAPT OPEN MIC: MEMORIES happening this Wednesday, 12 September! 🎉
Come on down to the Flying Seed for a night of chill vibes, and amazing talent which your fellow captains will be showcasing just for YOU!
Also, do not miss out on Baking Club’s amazing bakes so do come down early and be seated by 7.30pm 🍪🍰! See you there ☺
Announcement
Hey CAPTains!! Here is the Sports IG and ING Training Schedule for Week 5! Take a chill from hitting those books and lets go hit some discs/shuttlecocks/balls!!!
WOOHOO LET’S GO ING 🏅🏑🏐🥅
Announcement
“Knock knock”
“Who’s there?”
“Torch” 
“Torch who?”
“TORCH YOU’D NEVER ASK~~” 
The ING Torch has been IGNITED 
and we hope you are EXCITED!!! 
The CAPT Sports Committee is proud to present to you…the ING 2018 VIDEOOO!!! 
Thank you to those who have signed up as captains, and for those who want to play, do sign-up via the links sent by your house heads!!!
Thank you for those that have helped in the making of this video – it has been an absolute deLIGHT working with you 
Do follow us @capt.sports on Insta and follow our page CAPT Sports Committee! and STAY LIT AND HYPED FOR ING!!!!! 
Looking Back
“The tour around the Tuas View Dormitory was an engaging and intriguing experience. Despite being part of the ACE Migrants committee for a year, I had personally never visited a foreign workers’ dormitory prior to this opportunity by the National Youth Council. As such, I approached the trip with curiosity and with little knowledge of what to expect, eager to catch a glimpse into the lives of Singapore’s “invisible visible”.
The first tangible thing that struck me was the sheer size of the dormitory – spanning 8.4 hectares, it has a capacity of roughly 16 000 people. Available on the premises are clinics, several hardware stores, remittance services, a barber, and even a cinema. The idea of this whole separate, self-sustaining community existing within Singapore but not so-called “with” Singapore made me quite pensive – the dichotomy between the lives of Singaporeans, and the migrant workers who build up a country they have no idea about, was very stark to me in that instant.
The dormitory also has various amenities such as gyms, pool tables, dart boards, and air-conditioned reading rooms. While on tour, we noticed the clean, well-maintained grounds and large open areas. While assuredly impressive, as I shared later on during a group reflection, it is salient to note that this dormitory is among the best, if not the best of what Singapore has to offer in terms of accommodation for foreign workers. Overcrowding and poor sanitation are some of the many imperative issues that still exist. The efforts of civil society groups such as Healthserve, TWC2, and Itsrainingraincoats cannot be discounted in their crusade to better the lives of migrant workers in Singapore, of whom we should be more cognisant and appreciative of.”
As we can see from Natania’s reflection, the event was truly an eye-opening experience that gave our CAPTains many insights into the lives of migrant workers in Singapore. If you’re interested in engaging in similar events, do keep an eye out for more from our ACE committee!
Announcement
Wanted to sign up for Open Mic but missed the deadline? Fret no more because Open Mic 2018 is extending its signups to THIS THURSDAY, 1200
If you wish to perform with a group of friends or fly solo, and wish to share your passion for performing with your friends in CAPT, look no further and sign up for open mic now!!!!!
https://tinyurl.com/CAPTOPENMIC2018
If you have any other questions, drop XiuQing a message (92281629)!!!!!!!
Announcement
It’s official, 21 more days to CAPT’s Inter-Neighbourhood Games (ING)!! 
🎉
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Thank you all for waiting and here’s the FINAL ING schedule 
pssst. All are welcome to sign up for multiple sports but do take note of clashing sports while doing so! 
P.S. have you followed us on @capt.sports on insta yet? 
Announcement
With ING’18 around the corner, Sports Comm is looking for some extra helping hands!!🤗 If you have the skills to be a first aider or a referee, the passion to take photos or videos at sporting events … WE WANT YOUUU!!! 🙌🏼
Don’t worry if you’re afraid that you can’t play for ING if you are a volunteer. You can do BOTH!! We will take into account what sport you are playing and your availability!! 😊
Soooo hesitate no more and sign up now at https://tinyurl.com/INGVOLUNTEER2018
Lots of love,
CAPT Sports Committee 
Announcement
Hey CAPTains! Here is the Sports IG Schedule for Week 4!
Please take note that on top of regular IG sessions, we will also be starting our ING trainings!
⛹🏻🏸🏒🤾🏼🥅🏅
The MPH timeslots allocated to your houses will be used to train for any indoor sport!
For this week, Tulpar and Roc have more slots but don’t worry as the slots are spread across Week 4, 5 & 6! So it will all balance out in the end!
Your house heads will brief your respective ING captains more in detail so do look out for that!! 🤗
All the best for trainings and let’s make some memories!! ❤
Announcement
HEY everyone!!!
Is 3 weeks of sch starting to take its toll? Feel like you need some stress relief? 💊
Well look no further as Clubsocs presents to you….
💥WEEK 4 IG SESSIONS💥
Come on down and bring your friends, your OG, or even your suitemates along!!!! 🤪
Announcement
Dear CAPTains,
CAPT is organising a Research Forum in collaboration with the Asia Research Institute and the FASS Social Science and Policy Cluster on the 15th of September 2018.
The Forum will be a one-day event comprising of 3 panel presentations. Each panel comprises two community partners and one representative from Asia Research Institute.
Lunch and Tea Breaks will be provided on that day.
Please refer to the attached poster for more information, and register at:
https://mysurvey.nus.edu.sg/EFM/se/543BE5C244CE1488
Registration will close on 5th Sept 2018, 11pm and limited slots are available. Successful applicants will receive a confirmation email in early September.
We look forward to your participation!
Best Regards,
College of Alice & Peter Tan
