Dance
Discover how the Elan Crew builds skilled, confident dancers through hip hop and character development, guided by the values of respect, discipline, and focus.
Junyuan Modern Dance CCA, also known as the Elan Crew, aims to develop our dancers with a strong passion to acquire the necessary dance skills. With the focus on techniques in hip hop and through a routine set of warm-up and cardiovascular exercises, the Elan Crew aims to develop a strong foundation in the dancers before helping them acquire the sense of rhythm and musicality. By the end of their four years in Dance, they would have learnt several dance techniques, improve in their motor skills and body coordination, as well as understand the concept of choreography.
Character development is important for Elan Crew. We aim to develop our dancers to become:
a confident dancer who can overcome challenges and be able to have a strong stage presence;
a self-disciplined learner who exercises self-awareness and takes his or her own initiative;
a team-player who is willing to contribute and be committed to the CCA
Motto
Respect, Discipline and Focus
In Elan Crew, we aim to cultivate a deep sense of respect and discipline in our dancers. Coupled with focus, we believe that our dancers will develop resilience in both their CCA and academic pursuit.
Elan Crew Dance CCA teachers, leaders and achievements
Teachers-in-charge | Ms Ong Si Jia (ong_si_jia@moe.edu.sg) Ms Priscilla Vanessa Louis (priscilla_vanessa_louis@moe.edu.sg) Ms Grace Kwok (grace_kwok_hui_ning@moe.edu.sg) |
CCA Leaders (Appointed in Year 2026/2027) | President Vice-President (Training) Vice-President (Welfare) Vice-President (Logistics) Vice-President (Operations) |
Awards/Achievements | SYF Arts Presentation Achievements |
Our 2026 Journey
CNY Performance at D’Marquee
The Elan Crew, put up a vibrant and confident performance at Tampines Central CC Chinese New Year dinner on 28 February 2026, captivating the audience with their energy, precision and stage presence.
The event was graced by the Guest of Honour, Dr Koh Poh Koon, whose presence made the occasion even more meaningful for our students. Performing in front of distinguished guests and members of the community was a valuable experience that allowed our dancers to showcase not only their talent, but also discipline, teamwork and commitment.
Dance Outreach at PCS Cedar Tree Active Ageing Centre @ Tampines West
During the March school holiday, the Elan Crew had the meaningful opportunity to put into action the values that they have learnt. The dancers engaged the seniors at PCS Cedar Tree Active Ageing Centre @ Tampines West 827 with simple dance moves to promote active living. Beyond showcasing their dance pieces, the dancers also spent time interacting with the elderly through a specially planned segment that encouraged participation and connection. The atmosphere was filled with laughter and warmth as the dancers and seniors bonded through music and movement. Champions for the Community in action!
Participant feedback:
“It was an enjoyable session. The rapport was good. The instructor and students were very lively and interacted well with us. There was a ‘surprise’ workshop that let us experience the dance, with the students guiding us along. The students were very chatty and fun-loving. They made dancing a fun way for us to get active!”
– Senior Ho Ai Leng
Open Stage Dance Competition
On 5 April 2026, the Elan Crew took part in the Open Stage Dance Competition organised by Tampines Central Community Centre, at Our Tampines Hub. The dancers demonstrated commitment, resilience, and teamwork as they prepared diligently for the performance. Taking to the stage in a large public venue allowed them to showcase their skills, build confidence, and perform in front of a wider audience.
The dancers were able to observe other talented teams, gain new insights into choreography, build stage presence, and reflect on areas for growth. The experience has motivated them to continue refining their techniques and striving for excellence.