Modular CCA

Find out how North Spring's Modular CCA lets Primary 3 to 6 students try 16 different CCAs across sports, arts, and modern skills throughout their primary school years.

Last updated 11 May 2026

A key component of students’ holistic education, CCAs give students a platform to discover their interests and talents. Through CCAs students develop their character, learn values, social emotional competencies and other relevant skills to prepare them for future challenges. Here at North Spring, we adopt a Modular CCA format. All Primary 3 to 6 students will participate in Modular CCA on Thursday during curriculum time. Every term each level will get to experience a different CCA and at the end of their primary school journey, students will have participated in 16 different CCAs- Basketball, Football, Digital Art, Wire Sculpture, Sand Animation, World Percussion, Beatboxing, Coding, Robotics and Modern Boardgames, just to name a few. These CCAs fall under the categories of Physical Sports, Visual and Performing Arts and Contemporary Skills.

In Term 1, our North Springer have taken part in Sport-silience (Basketball and Football), Wire Sculpture, Coding and World Percussion.

Sport-silience (Basketball and Football)

Five children in school uniforms play indoor soccer on a wooden gym floor with a small goal net.

Two children practice basketball indoors, one dribbling and one jumping to shoot the ball toward the ceiling.

Young boy in red shirt shooting a basketball toward a wall-mounted hoop on a blue outdoor court.

Wire Sculpture

Coding

Two masked school boys work together at a desk with a laptop and a micro:bit device in a classroom.

World Percussion

Children in school uniforms sit in a circle on a wooden floor around various drums while a teacher stands in the center.

A masked boy in a yellow shirt plays a djembe drum while other masked children sit with drums in a classroom.

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