Resources

Think you know everything there is to know about SGSecure?

Put your knowledge to the test with our interactive 10-question quiz! Available on both computer and mobile formats, it’s the perfect way to challenge yourself and see how well you’re prepared to stay safe and secure. This quiz is also an excellent educational tool for classroom settings, offering a dynamic resource for teachers and students to explore essential safety knowledge together.

PC Version of the Quiz

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There's no act too small when it comes to keeping Singapore safe, and we all have a role to play. Find yours at "Whats Your Role" page today!

The SGSecure exhibition panels are designed to educate individuals on the key SGSecure advisories and the roles everyone can play. Through interactive components to enhance viewer engagement and understanding, the panels serve to complement SGSecure engagements in your schools (e.g. school talks/ exhibitions, Total Defence Day, Safety and Security initiatives, Counter Terrorism Workshops, etc.). Four sets of the exhibition panels are available for booking, on a first-come-first-serve basis. 

To request for the panels, you can fill up the deployment form and email to the points of contact indicated in the infosheet for panel deployment. 

To enhance the learning experience, facilitators or educators are encouraged to download the guide and activity sheets provided below.

• (For educators) SGSecure Panels JC & CI Activity Guide PDF, 253 KB
  
• (For educators) SGSecure Panels Primary School Activity Guide PDF, 376 KB
  
• (For educators) SGSecure Panels Secondary School Activity Guide PDF, 313 KB
  
• (For students) SGSecure Panels Activity Sheet for JC & CI Students PDF, 1 MB
  
• (For students) SGSecure Panels Activity Sheet for Primary School Students PDF, 347 KB
  
• (For students) SGSecure Panels Activity Sheet for Secondary School Students PDF, 1 MB
  

Join us at our SGSecure roadshows, where students will be engaged in hands-on activities and interactive exhibits focused on emergency preparedness and social cohesion. Check out the upcoming SGSecure roadshows happening in your area.

The Harmony in Diversity Gallery was developed by the Ministry of Home Affairs in collaboration with community partners and organisations like the Inter-Religious Organisation (IRO). It is a key platform under the SGSecure movement’s community cohesion pillar. The Gallery aims to promote an appreciation of Singapore’s rich religious diversity, and is an ideal learning journey programme for schools to complement commemorative periods such as the Racial Harmony Day. 

Please visit Harmony Diversity Gallery to find out more information on the gallery. 

Please book a visit if you are interested to bring your students to visit the Harmony in Diversity Gallery. 

For enquiries, you may drop an email to MHA_HDG@mha.gov.sg.

• https://www.harmonyindiversitygallery.gov.sg/
  

These posters outline the various roles individuals can play during emergencies, emphasising collective responsibility and preparedness within the community. You may download the posters at "What's Your Role?" page. (Educators may use the posters as a resource guide to facilitate lessons, or to print out and paste it in school compound to build awareness).

The SGSecure school talk is an engaging and informative session designed to foster a greater sense of threat awareness among students. The SGSecure school talk can be introduced as part of the assembly program, or to complement school’s efforts and initiatives in emergency preparedness. During the talk, students will be provided with knowledge on how to respond to the emergencies; and understand the importance of social cohesion and the role that everyone has in maintaining it. The talk is available for students from preschool to pre-university level, with the session ranging from 20-30 minutes. Schools can indicate interest by contacting their nearest Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC), or by dropping an email request to sgsecure@mha.gov.sg. A lead time of at least 1 month is required.

The terrorism threat to Singapore remains high. Self-radicalisation through the online sphere continues to be the primary threat driver. If you know someone who might have been radicalised, or been approached by someone for advice about a suspected radicalisation case, this resource kit will come in useful for you. 

It provides information so that you are: (i) Familiar with the signs of radicalisation and the process after information is submitted; (ii) Able to address the barriers to reporting by giving assurance to the concerned individuals and allaying their concerns about reporting suspected radicalisation cases; and (iii) Familiar with the channels of reporting. 

Your vigilance and preparedness will play a key role in our defence against terrorism and extremism. Early reporting of radicalisation enables us to provide help, guidance and counselling to the radicalised individual, before they potentially harm themselves and/or others.

• Chinese PDF, 1 MB
  
• Malay PDF, 1 MB
  
• Tamil PDF, 1 MB
  

Diniy was on her usual bus ride home from school when she witnessed a woman being knocked down by the bus on New Upper Changi Road, rendering her unconscious. Diniy immediately directed a fellow passenger to call 995 before performing CPR on the lady. This film is part of a two-part series produced in collaboration with Little Red Ants Creative Studio to provide a glimpse into what inspired Singaporeans to learn life-saving skills and why they believe in stepping up to help in any emergency. Join us as an SGSecure Responder today. Find out more about the programme at SGSecure Responders page. #OurResponseMatters #WeMakeSGSecure

Sebastian and his friends were watching a movie in the cinema when the ventilation duct fell. They responded quickly by evacuating the moviegoers, before attending to an injured lady. This film is part of a two-part series to provide a glimpse into what inspired Singaporeans to learn life-saving skills and why they believe in stepping up to help in any emergency. Join us as an SGSecure Responder today. Find out more about the programme at SGSecure Responders page. #OurResponseMatters #WeMakeSGSecure