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Geylang Methodist School (Primary)

Football

Discover how GMS(P)'s Football CCA builds character and teamwork through training, competition, and real match experiences.

Last updated 29 June 2026
A youth football team of about 12 boys in yellow jerseys and dark shorts pose on a green field in front of a blue school building.

CCA Overview

At Football CCA in GMS(P), we believe in providing our students with every opportunity to nurture their interest in the sport, and through it, build up their characters to become better people. We place a big emphasis on teamwork and encouraging one another no matter what challenges we face.

Young boys in yellow and blue football jerseys huddle together with arms around each other on a green turf field.

Every Tuesday afternoon, our coaches and football teachers guide and nurture our GMS(P) footballers in areas such as technical ball skills, match tactics, as well as competition mentality. It is important to us that our students learn to find the right balance of playing to win while maintaining the spirit of sportsmanship.

Several boys in blue uniforms dribble soccer balls in a line on an indoor gym court near a goal net.

Our GMS(P) school team players proudly represent our school at the National School Games, as well as friendly matches and invitationals. Our other Football CCA students also get to experience the element of competition in the form of our very own internal football league. We are also constantly on the lookout for external opportunities for our footballers. On 31st March, several of our senior boys had the opportunity to attend the Singapore vs Bangladesh match at the National Stadium.

Two boys in yellow and teal vests compete for a soccer ball on a green turf field near a small goal.

Highlight:

 This year, our senior boys football school team gained promotion to League 2 of the National School Games competition. They achieved this feat by winning all three of their Pool round matches. Though competition was tough in the higher division, our senior boys still managed to finish a respectable second in their group to end off what has been a successful football season on a high. Kudos to the team for their efforts, sacrifices, and displays of sportsmanship throughout their training sessions and competition matches!


Several school children in white uniforms and teal bibs play soccer on a fenced outdoor astroturf court.

Teachers-in-charge

Mr Christopher Maik (IC)
Mr Kenneth Kor (2IC)
Mr Ho Sin Lin
Mr Jeremy Ker

Eleven young boys in yellow and blue soccer uniforms pose in two rows in front of a goal net on a green field.

Achievements

  1. 2026 2nd in Group National School Games League 2 (Senior Boys)

  2. 2025 Finalist National School Games League 4 (Senior Boys)

  3. 2025 1st in Group National School Games Tier 4 (Junior Boys)

  4. 2024 Bronze Medalists National School Games League 4 (Senior Boys)

  5. 2024 1st Place National School Games Pool C (Junior Boys)

  6. 2024 Finalist Queensway Secondary Invitational Tournament