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Sports Facility Network Anchors

Dated Sport Singapore anchors for ActiveSG facility types, Dual-Use Scheme and Sport-in-Precinct counts, SFMP accessibility goal, and named major venues including The Kallang / National Stadium.

Last verified: 2026-08-08 Status: verified

Sports Facility Network Anchors

Durable, dated anchors for Singapore's public sports-facility network. Prefer SportSG/MCCY/MOE statements with as-of dates. Do not invent island-wide commercial-gym totals or undated fee tables.

Institutional roles

Field Value As-of / source note
Lead public sports-facility agency Sport Singapore (SportSG); statutory board established as Singapore Sports Council MCCY first-reading statement, 4 Nov 2025
Parent ministry (accountability framing) Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) MCCY SportSG/SSC materials
Mass-participation brand / facility network ActiveSG SportSG ActiveSG page (updated 8 Apr 2025; accessed 8 Aug 2026)
ActiveSG membership fee for citizens and PRs Free SportSG ActiveSG page
Facility openness ActiveSG sport facilities open to all; membership unlocks further privileges SportSG ActiveSG page
Public booking portal MyActiveSG+ (activesg.gov.sg) SportSG Facilities page
Dual-Use Scheme partners SportSG and Ministry of Education (MOE) SportSG Dual-Use release; MOE DUS parliamentary reply

Sources: SportSG ActiveSG, SportSG Facilities, MCCY SSC Bill, accessed 8 Aug 2026.

Facility-type layers (public network)

Layer What it is Verified scale anchors
ActiveSG Sport Centres Main SportSG/ActiveSG hubs (formerly Sports and Recreational Centres); gyms, pools, halls, courts/fields among offerings More than 20 ActiveSG Sport Centres (SportSG, 13 Jun 2025); Sport Centres record over 11 million users annually on average (SportSG Facilities page, updated 31 Mar 2025)
Dual-Use Scheme (DUS) Selected MOE school sports facilities (e.g. indoor sports halls, school fields) managed by SportSG for public use in non-school hours Over 300 DUS facilities (SportSG, 13 Jun 2025); more than 370 school facilities under DUS (SportSG, 31 Oct 2025). Do not merge without noting date/unit
Sport-in-Precinct (SIP) Neighbourhood facilities in HDB estates (e.g. sheltered multi-purpose courts, playgrounds, fitness corners) 10 SIP facilities (SportSG, 13 Jun 2025); SFMP page also stated ten SIP completed (updated 28 Mar 2025)
Major national precinct The Kallang (ex-Singapore Sports Hub), National Stadium and companion venues See major-venues table; narrative in singapore sports hub

Sources: SportSG Jun 2025 release, SportSG Facilities, SportSG SFMP, SportSG Dual-Use Oct 2025, accessed 8 Aug 2026.

Dual-Use access framing (not PE timetable)

Field Value As-of
Typical public DUS windows Saturday afternoons and evenings, and Sundays SportSG, 31 Oct 2025
Weekday after-school public use Possible depending on school circumstances and needs MOE parliamentary reply, 7 May 2024
Relationship to school PE School hours: facilities remain school assets for PE/CCA and school programmes; DUS is public access outside those school uses Structural reading of SportSG DUS + MOE reply — do not invent PE period schedules
ActiveSG credits for DUS bookings Usable for DUS play slots from 1 Nov 2025 SportSG, 31 Oct 2025

Sources: SportSG Dual-Use Oct 2025, MOE DUS reply, accessed 8 Aug 2026.

SFMP and growth anchors

Metric Value As-of / source note
SFMP accessibility goal Majority of residents within ~10-minute walk of quality, affordable sports facilities By around 2030 — SportSG SFMP page
ActiveSG facilities growth since 2013 +30% SportSG, 13 Jun 2025
Renovation / upgrading spend (past decade to Mar 2025 page) Over S$60 million SportSG Facilities page
Punggol Regional Sport Centre Sheltered tennis and futsal; indoor and outdoor pools; 5,000-seat stadium; open 2026 (as stated) SportSG, 13 Jun 2025

Sources: SportSG SFMP, SportSG Jun 2025, SportSG Facilities, accessed 8 Aug 2026.

Named major venues (verified)

Venue / precinct Verified facts only Sources
The Kallang (formerly Singapore Sports Hub) ~35 ha integrated precinct; SportSG ownership from 9 Dec 2022; renamed The Kallang 28 Nov 2025; operator The Kallang Group MCCY 2022; CNA 28 Nov 2025
National Stadium (within The Kallang) About 55,000 seats; retractable-roof dome; multi-sport / event venue MCCY; CNA; see singapore sports hub
Singapore Indoor Stadium Separate building in the same Kallang precinct; mid-sized arena (not a section of the National Stadium) CNA; singapore sports hub
OCBC Aquatic Centre / OCBC Arena Companion venues in the precinct Covered in singapore sports hub; do not invent capacities here beyond that article

Do not equate “Sports Hub”, “National Stadium”, and “Indoor Stadium” as one building. Full venue narrative: singapore sports hub.

Explicit non-claims

Do not invent Why
Full ActiveSG fee / peak-slot price table Not stable; MyActiveSG+ is authoritative
Island-wide commercial gym count Outside SportSG facility statistics
Exact PE timetable for every school DUS only describes public non-school-hour access
Single undated DUS total merging “300+”, “370+”, and MOE school-onboarding figures Different dates and units

Record details

Also known as
["ActiveSG facility counts","Dual-Use Scheme counts","Sport-in-Precinct","SFMP"]
Jurisdiction
SG
What each row represents
one dated SportSG facility-type, DUS/SIP count, SFMP goal, or named major-venue anchor
Update cadence
after SportSG revises facility counts, SFMP milestones, or Kallang/venue operator facts
Source format
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Dates describe this record’s own period and applicability. A verification date does not mean a rule is currently in force.

Sources

Collection as of 2026-10-07 · An expanding collection. Published counts show available knowledge, not complete coverage of Singapore.