SECTION 1 — Hero
Inline Skating for Schools & Organizations
Sport Singapore SEP-endorsed provider since 2008
Four programmes re-endorsed for 2026–2028, from one-day exposure sessions to term-long curriculum and specialized programmes for learners with special needs.
SECTION 2 — Our SEP Programmes
All programmes are endorsed by Sport Singapore under the Sports Education Programme (valid 1 July 2026 – 30 June 2028) and delivered on-site at your school by NROC-certified, MOE-registered coaches. All skates and protective gear are provided.
All That Roller SEP inline skating programmes: Discovery, Progressive, Special Needs, Roller Hybrid Games.
Fees
SportSG-endorsed rates apply. Please contact us for a quotation tailored to your student numbers and schedule.
SECTION 3 — Inline Skating for Special Needs
Inline Skating for Special Needs
SEP Code ROLL2606005 · Re-endorsed by Sport Singapore in 2026
We have delivered inline skating programmes for learners with special needs in Singapore since 2008. Our refreshed 12-session programme helps learners progress from getting comfortable with safety gear to standing, gliding and turning independently.
Who it is for
Learners with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Intellectual Disability, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy (ambulant learners), Global Developmental Delay and Specific Learning Differences.
How we teach
Step-by-step progression. Every skill has a clear prerequisite. No learner is asked to attempt a skill before they are ready.
Clear, visual structure. Visual schedules, cue cards and gestures support every verbal instruction. Floor markers, cones and soft “fall zones” make expectations clear.
One rule at a time. Learners first master a safe way to fall before new rules are introduced.
Equipment matched to each learner. Skates, wheels and support aids are adjusted to each learner’s motor and sensory needs.
Built on recognised frameworks. Sessions follow Sport Singapore’s TREES framework, together with our own STA Framework (Stance · Transfer · Alignment).
Progress you can see
Each learner’s progress is observed and recorded every session. At the end of the programme, schools receive individual progress reports that can be used alongside students’ IEPs.
Schedule and venue
Sessions are held at your school or organisation’s premises, with dates arranged in consultation with you. We recommend an indoor venue with air-conditioning or fans. A cool environment helps learners stay comfortable in their protective gear and supports teachers who assist learners at floor level.
What we see in our learners
Over 18 years, we have found that many learners with special needs engage with skating readily and willingly, even those who are hesitant with other physical activities. Seeing a learner stand and glide on their own for the first time is a moment teachers, parents and our coaches share together.
SECTION 4 — About Our Coaches
Led by Experience
Our programmes are led by founder Coach Moon, JW, who has 26 years of inline skating coaching experience across Korea and Singapore.
Former NCAP Technical Certification Examiner, Singapore Roller Sport Federation
ICP International Examiner since 2001
BA and MA in Sports Science
MOE-registered coach
Author of a published inline skating coaching manual (2001) and instructional DVD (2002)
All our coaches are NROC-certified in Roller Sports and MOE-registered.
SECTION 5 — Schools and Clients
Schools and Organisations We Have Worked With
Special Education Schools
AWWA School @ Bedok [(2025–2026)]
Chaoyang School (APSN) (2009–2018)
Eden School (2009–2018)
Fernvale Gardens School (2013, 2024)
Metta School (2024)
Rainbow Centre Admiral Hill School (2020–2023)
Rainbow Centre Margaret Drive School (2014–2020)
Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School (2008–2018)
St. Andrew’s Autism School (2024)
Towner Gardens School (MINDS) (2016–2017)
Organisations
Asian Women’s Welfare Association (AWWA)
Autism Association (Singapore) (2016–2017)
Bilby Community Development (2022–2023)
Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore (2010-2011)
Mainstream Schools
Ang Mo Kio Primary School (2017)
Boon Lay Secondary School (2016)
Bukit View Primary School (2023)
Chong Boon Secondary School (2016)
Dunearn Secondary School (2018)
Evergreen Secondary School (2023)
Fengshan Primary School (2026)
Gan Eng Seng School (2016–2017)
Geylang Methodist School (Primary) (2018)
Millennia Institute (2016–2017)
Newtown Primary School (2018)
Pasir Ris Secondary School (2017–2023)
Regent Secondary School (2016–2018)
Riverside Secondary School (2023)
Sengkang Primary School (2017–2023)
St. Gabriel’s Secondary School (2023)
Tampines Secondary School (2023–2024)
Tanjong Katong Secondary School (2017)
Woodlands Ring Secondary School (2017)
Xinghua Primary School (2024–2026)
Xishan Primary School (2017)
Yishun Town Secondary School (2017)
If you'd like to engage us to teach your school, please do contact us with the form below.
Organisational Programmes and Events
The structure and methodology for the general public is still as similar as how we teach on an educational level, but will vary upwards on the skill level of the participant group (e.g. complete beginners, some recreational skating experience at parks). The three safety pillars, Safe, Fun and Learning, still apply!
There is no upper age limit to learn, but do keep note on the participant's health situation (e.g. long-term injury prior to the programme).
For any business or organizational enquiries, please do contact us with the form below.
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