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Singapore Model Parliament 2021
All about the Singapore Model Parliament 2021 including highlights, winners, participants.
Last updated 18 December 2024
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Singapore Model Parliament on 19 & 26 June, 2021
Highlights
Singapore Model Parliament 2019
SMP 2021 Winners
Congratulations to the award winners of Singapore Model Parliament 2021!
University Category
[Track 1] Strengthening Singapore's Social Compact – Distinction
Team D4:
Chia Xin Yu Nicholas (NUS Law)
Neo Yu Xuan (NUS Economics)
Ong Zhi Long (SUTD Engineering Product Development)
Tan Kai Xun (NTU Business)
[Track 1] Strengthening Singapore's Social Compact - Merit
Team D2:
Ang Zhi Hong, Andrew (NTU Economics and Public Policy & Global Affairs)
Bryan Chua Wei Den (NTU Economics and Public Policy & Global Affairs)
Lim Enchi (NTU Economics and Public Policy & Global Affairs)
Sun WenZhen (NTU Economics and Public Policy & Global Affairs)
[Track 2] Promoting Mental Health and Well-Being - Distinction
Team E5:
Chew Ziying (SMU Sociology)
Phua Ying Isabel (SMU Political Science and Economics)
Rachelle Teo Jia Min (SMU Sociology)
Vanessa Lim Boon Guan (SMU)
[Track 2] Promoting Mental Health and Well-Being - Merit
Team E6:
Amira Firzana Bte Mohideen Ak (NTU History)
Diviya Vega Suresh (NTU History)
Ng Ping Siang (NTU History)
Theiswar Murali (NTU History)
Pre-University
[Track 1] Strengthening Singapore's Social Compact – Distinction
Team C5:
Benjamin Tang Chao Wei (Tufts, International Relations)
Lovein Sui Leying (HCI)
Tan Shao Xuan Sharyn (HCI)
Zachary Elliott Lee (ASCI)
[Track 1] Strengthening Singapore's Social Compact - Merit
Team B2:
Ang Khang Wei (NYP Business Management)
Chow Xin Yi Alika (NYP Business Management)
Priscilla Lim Yu Min (NYP Business Management)
Benjamin Saputra (NYP Business Management)
[Track 2] Promoting Mental Health and Well-Being – Distinction
Team A6:
Ong Zenlyn, Jolene (RI)
Park Seoyeon (RI)
Rayner Chew (RI)
Zhao Zheyu (RI)
[Track 2] Promoting Mental Health and Well-Being - Merit
Team B6:
Chen Fei Min, Fionn (TP Law and Management)
Jan Teng (TP Law and Management)
Wong Qian Ci Natasha (TP Law and Management)
Yeo Li Chin (TP Law and Management)
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SMP 2021 Participants
1 day more to Singapore Model Parliament 2021!
Here are our student participants!
What are they looking forward to in SMP 2021? 😄
Institute of Technical Education
Junior College
Polytechnic
University
Mixed Teams
About Singapore Model Parliament
Wondered what it takes to be a Member of Parliament?
Want to meet like-minded youths who care about national issues?
Wish to make a difference in your community but don’t know where to start?
JOIN US AT THE MOST-ANTICIPATED EDITION OF THE SINGAPORE MODEL PARLIAMENT
A flagship youth programme organised by the national feedback and engagement unit, REACH, the Singapore Model Parliament gives you an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the workings of the Singapore Parliament and an opportunity to debate issues that youths care about.
Sign-ups for SMP 2021 is now closed. Thank you to all who have registered!
If you have any queries, please email us at outreach@reach.gov.sg
Theme of SMP 2021
Your Voice Matters
From mental well-being and sustainability to jobs and social cohesion, more youths are speaking up about issues and showing that they care about our future.
Singapore Model Parliament is your chance to join the voices of fellow youths and bring these issues to “Parliament”!
Find out what you can expect from SMP 2021 through the infographic below.
History of SMP
Inaugurated in 2012, SMP is a flagship youth programme organised by REACH, the government feedback and engagement unit under the Ministry of Digital Development and Information.
SMP was established to expose youths in Singapore to our policymaking process, through workshops, dialogues with Political Office Holders and learning journeys. The platform is for youths who are passionate about current affairs to engage with national issues and policies.
Programme
Note: SMP 2021 is a fully virtual programme.
Day 1 Programme
Time | Day 1 (19 June 2021) |
9.00am | Opening Ceremony – Programme Overview |
9.30am | Workshop 1: Parliament 101 |
11.00am | Break |
11.15am | Workshop 2: Insights on Policymaking |
12.45pm | Lunch |
2.00pm | Workshop 3: Say What You Mean: Communications in Public Life |
3.30pm | Break |
4.00pm | Dialogue with Mr Tan Chuan-Jin, Speaker of Parliament |
5.30pm | Admin Briefing |
6.00pm | End |
Please set aside time for group work and mentoring/engagement sessions during the week of 21 June.
Schedule for week of 21 June and 24 June
Date | Programme |
Week of 21 June | Coaching sessions with facilitators* (only for SMP 2021 participants) |
24 June (Thu), | Dialogue with Mr Tan Kiat How, Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information & Ministry of National Development |
Day 2 Programme
Time | Day 2 (26 June 2021) |
9.00am | Singapore Politics and Society |
10.00am | Break |
10.30am | Mock Parliamentary Debates* (only for SMP 2021 participants) |
12.30pm | Lunch |
2.00pm | Debrief and Reflections |
3.00pm | Break |
3.30pm | Dialogue with Mr Lawrence Wong, Minister for Finance |
5.30pm | Wrap-up and Closing |
6.00pm | End |
FAQs
I’m an NSF/youth waiting to enter university. Can I join the programme?
Yes! We welcome you to join our programme! Please indicate your previous institution and note it under year of study that you are a recent graduate.
I’m very keen to join but I can’t find other individuals to join. What can I do?
You can register as an individual and we will match you up with other participants to form a team of 4.
My group size is less than 4. Can we still join?
Yes, you may still register. However, do note that we may match you with other individuals to form a team of 4.
Must all my group mates be from the same school?
We highly encourage you to join with your schoolmates for maximum fun and learning together! However, we are happy to have you join with friends from other institutions, as long as they are also students from tertiary level.