Co-Curricular Activities (CCA)
Find out more about a specific CCA by visiting the individual CCA pages for details on schedules, selection criteria, and trial dates.
Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs) at North Vista Primary School are organised under the 3P Programme, a framework designed to support the holistic development of every student.
Our CCAs are broadly categorised under VISTA — Visual & Performing Arts, ICT, Sports Talents & Adventure — and provide students with meaningful opportunities to discover their interests, develop new skills, and grow as individuals beyond the classroom.

Explore Our CCAs
From the arts to sports, technology to uniformed groups, there is something for every student at North Vista Primary. Explore our CCAs under the VISTA framework and find the one that sparks your interest.

Visual & Performing Arts
Discover how students express themselves through the visual and performing arts. Through opportunities to create, perform and collaborate, students develop confidence, creativity, discipline and an appreciation for the arts while sharing their talents with the school and wider community.

ICT & Scholastic
Explore how students pursue their interests in technology, innovation and intellectual challenges. Through hands-on exploration, problem-solving and collaborative learning, students develop curiosity, critical thinking, creativity and the confidence to apply their knowledge in meaningful ways.

Sports
Discover how our Sports CCAs develop skills, fitness and character through active participation and teamwork. Students learn to persevere through challenges, demonstrate sportsmanship and discipline, and work together towards shared goals both in training and competition.

Adventure
Discover how Adventure CCAs challenge students to step beyond their comfort zones, develop resilience and grow through shared experiences. Through outdoor, team-based and experiential activities, students build confidence, responsibility, leadership and a spirit of cooperation.

Modular CCA
Explore a variety of short-term CCA experiences that give students opportunities to discover new interests, develop different skills and broaden their learning beyond the classroom. Through hands-on and engaging activities, students are encouraged to explore, participate and discover their strengths and interests.
CCA FAQs
How Are Students Allocated to CCAs?
At the end of Primary 2, students will be invited to choose from ICT & Scholastic Clubs, Uniform Groups, and Modular CCAs. An option form will be made available and students will be encouraged to participate in their chosen CCA until they graduate.
For Visual & Performing Arts and Sports CCAs, PE, Art and Music teachers will make recommendations to parents based on their day-to-day observations of each student. Modular CCAs are experiential in nature and expose students to different Sports or Visual & Performing Arts activities in a modular format.
When Are CCAs Held?
CCA schedules vary across different activities. Please refer to the respective CCA pages for the specific days and times each CCA is conducted.
How Do I Sign Up or Try Out for a CCA?
Selection criteria and trial details differ from CCA to CCA.
For Visual & Performing Arts and Sports CCAs, teacher recommendations will be made based on observations during curriculum time.
For other CCAs, please refer to the respective CCA pages for information on how trials and selection are conducted.
What Do Parents Need to Know About CCAs?
Parents play an important role in supporting their child's CCA journey.
For Visual & Performing Arts and Sports CCAs, parents will be notified of teacher recommendations before allocation is confirmed. Students offered a place in their chosen CCA will be encouraged to remain in that CCA until they graduate, fostering commitment and a sense of belonging.
For CCA-specific information including schedules, attire requirements, and any other matters, please refer to the respective CCA pages or contact the school at nvtps@moe.edu.sg or 6484 3566.
