Player and Parent Goals at Different Ages
| Date | September 27, 2022 |
| Time | 08:00 to 09:30 +0800 |
| Location | Tanglin Trust School, The Moot (Nixon Building, Level 5) 139299 |
| Cost | $0.00 |
We are sorry but registration for this event is now closed. Please email Sohini Brandon-King at [email protected] if you would like to know if spaces are still available.
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Dear Parents and Invited Guests,
The Institute at Tanglin Trust School invites you to our first event with David Faulkner, MBE OLY on:
Developing a High Performing Approach and a Culture of Excellence
Event dates: 27-28 September 2022
David will unpack the role of parents, educators, coaches, and students in developing a culture of excellence and supporting the aspirations and well-being of young people. The discussions will focus on a holistic approach to supporting talent in sport, and other pursuits.
There are 3 events with David Faulkner during the week of September 26, the "Register" button on this page is for the following event:
Player and Parent Goals at Different Ages
What is a parent’s role in supporting their child’s talent and development in sport alongside managing academic pressures? This session will focus on understanding the importance of developing potential, managing setbacks, and growing resilience vs. a focus on 'winning.' David will provide insights on the use of language, positioning, and the importance of self-awareness for parents as they support their child’s aspirations.
Date: Tuesday, September 27th
Time: 8:00-9:30am (8:00-9:00am talk; 9:00-9:30am networking reception)
Location: Tanglin Trust School, The Moot (Nixon Building Level 5)
We encourage audience discussion and participation at the event. There are two other events in this speaker series on the evenings of September 27 and 28, please check that you are registering for the right event.
All attendees must be either (i) fully vaccinated; (ii) recovered from COVID-19; (iii) medically ineligible for COVID-19 vaccination; or (iv) aged 12 years or below to attend the event. Pre-event testing for audience members will not be accepted.
Please note the following details about registration and attendance:
We look forward to seeing you at the event. For those who are unfamiliar with the campus, please view our interactive map here.
About the speaker...
David Faulkner is an Olympic Gold medallist in Hockey (Seoul 1988) and was awarded an MBE for his services in Sport in 2021. He is an experienced professional in managing and influencing strategy and leadership of high-performance teams in sports, international institutions, military sectors, and the corporate world. As former Director of Sport at Millfield, he launched the Millfield Institute of Sport and Wellbeing. He was, until recently, the Head of Performance for the Women’s Professional Game and Para at the Football Association, primarily overseeing the professionalisation of The FA Women’s Super League.
The Institute at Tanglin Trust School invites you to our first event with David Faulkner, MBE OLY on:
Developing a High Performing Approach and a Culture of Excellence
Event dates: 27-28 September 2022
David will unpack the role of parents, educators, coaches, and students in developing a culture of excellence and supporting the aspirations and well-being of young people. The discussions will focus on a holistic approach to supporting talent in sport, and other pursuits.
There are 3 events with David Faulkner during the week of September 26, the "Register" button on this page is for the following event:
Player and Parent Goals at Different Ages
What is a parent’s role in supporting their child’s talent and development in sport alongside managing academic pressures? This session will focus on understanding the importance of developing potential, managing setbacks, and growing resilience vs. a focus on 'winning.' David will provide insights on the use of language, positioning, and the importance of self-awareness for parents as they support their child’s aspirations.
Date: Tuesday, September 27th
Time: 8:00-9:30am (8:00-9:00am talk; 9:00-9:30am networking reception)
Location: Tanglin Trust School, The Moot (Nixon Building Level 5)
We encourage audience discussion and participation at the event. There are two other events in this speaker series on the evenings of September 27 and 28, please check that you are registering for the right event.
All attendees must be either (i) fully vaccinated; (ii) recovered from COVID-19; (iii) medically ineligible for COVID-19 vaccination; or (iv) aged 12 years or below to attend the event. Pre-event testing for audience members will not be accepted.
Please note the following details about registration and attendance:
- Sign up closes on Monday, 26 September
- This event will be conducted in accordance with prevailing Government Covid-19 regulations
- Parents and all other attendees should leave enough time to arrive, park and enter via Gate C
- Parking: There is limited parking at Tanglin and the spaces are on a ‘first come, first served basis.’ Public transport might be more convenient, and those who are driving may need to park at the Mediacorp car park (in the Mediapolis@One-North building) on Stars Avenue, located across from Gate D
- Parents, please wear your parent pass, displayed clearly, when on campus
- Visitors without a parent or staff pass issued by Tanglin Trust School will need present your IC to the security post at Gate C for a visitor pass
- Doors open at 7:45am. Please arrive on time as the event will begin promptly at 8:00am.
We look forward to seeing you at the event. For those who are unfamiliar with the campus, please view our interactive map here.
About the speaker...
David Faulkner is an Olympic Gold medallist in Hockey (Seoul 1988) and was awarded an MBE for his services in Sport in 2021. He is an experienced professional in managing and influencing strategy and leadership of high-performance teams in sports, international institutions, military sectors, and the corporate world. As former Director of Sport at Millfield, he launched the Millfield Institute of Sport and Wellbeing. He was, until recently, the Head of Performance for the Women’s Professional Game and Para at the Football Association, primarily overseeing the professionalisation of The FA Women’s Super League.
