National Orienteering Race (Schools)

Find out how Northbrooks Secondary School's annual orienteering race lets students put their navigation skills to the test in a fun, competitive setting.

Last updated 14 July 2026

Northbrooks Secondary School has been organising the National Orienteering Race (Schools) since 2016 in partnership with Orienteering Federation Singapore. The race has served as a platform for students to apply their navigational skills acquired in the PE syllabus in a fun and competitive setting.

In partnership with external organisations, we have hosted the race at local polytechnics and Passion Wave outlets. The race has seen a large number of participants from primary, secondary schools and junior colleges. The school leverages this race as a platform for Brooksians to impact the national community and develop event organisational skills.

People in neon green shirts gather around a registration table at an outdoor event, some wearing masks.

Student Leaders involved in race registration

Two students in blue uniforms examine a paper outdoors while a large group of peers stands behind them.

Planning their routes before starting the race

Two runners in blue shirts pause on a park path, one checking the other's watch amid green trees.

Finding Checkpoints

Large group of masked students in blue and yellow jerseys posing with a yellow Northbrooks flag outdoors.

Northbrooks at Passion Wave Jurong Lake