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Welcome to Singapore Badminton School
The professional full-time coaching team of Singapore Badminton School greatly appreciates your arrival. We provide a variety of coaching services!
Give your child an opportunity to be away from books and immerse into the world of badminton
Your journey begins here! Learn badminton and benefit from it throughout your life!
Mr Zhang Qing Song:
Founder of Singapore Badminton School
- Former Outstanding Coach from China/ Former SBA head coach
- Attained Singapore NROC Master Coach in Badminton
- Attained Singapore NACP Technical Level 3 Recognition(Senior Coach Certification)
- Coaching experiences from year 1984 to date
- Coaching Contributions Highlights:
- Chen Hong (Best Result), Former World No 1 Men’s Single and All England Open Champion(China National Team)
- Lin Dan (Best Result), Multiple Times of Men’s Single Olympic and World Champion(China National Team)
- Liang Xiao Yu (Best Result), Thailand Open Grand Prix Gold Runner Up and Malaysia International Challenge Champion(Current Top Female Single Player in Singapore National Team)
- Shi Yu Qi (Best Result), All England Open Champion and Youth Olympics Champion (Current Top Men’s Single Player in China National Team)
Latest News
Congratulations to our SBS player Koh Yee Xin, Koh Ren Jen Ryan and Ng Yee Qi for achieving some fantastic results in the Alpha Age Group Series (Dec) 2021 by attaining U13 Girls’ Single Champion, U13 Boys’ Single Joint 3rd and U17 Girls’ Double Joint 3rd respectively! Keep thriving for more and never give up on your badminton journey!
The awards were presented by the SBS Chief Coach Zhang Qingsong today and we encourage all players to keep pushing forward, as great things come from hard work and perseverance!
More Primary 6 pupils applied for Direct School Admission this year
More Primary 6 pupils applied to secondary schools via Direct School Admission (DSA) this year, amid uncertainty among pupils and parents on how the new Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE) scoring system would affect pupils’ chances of getting into a school of their choice.