We go back in time to review:
Milestones of the Singapore Silat Federation
(1991 ~ 2005)
1991 , 1992 ,1993 , 1994 , 1996 , 1997 , 1999 , 2000 , 2001 , 2002 , 2003 , 2004 , 2005 , 1976 ~ 1990
1991
  • 1st South East Asian Pencak Silat Championship (cum 6th International Pencak Silat Open Championship – Patani, Thailand)
1992
  
 

  • 3rd World Pencak Silat Championship in Jakarta, Indonesi

  • Brunei Jubilee Perak Pencak Silat Championship, Brunei Darussalam
1993
  
 
  • 17th SEA Games in Singapore.
1994
  
 
  • 4th World Pencak Silat Championship in Hadyai, Thailand.
1996
  
 
  • Malaysian National Silat Championship (Singapore won overall runner-up).
1997
  
 

  • 5th World Pencak Silat Championship in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
1999
  
 

  • Invitational Pencak Silat Championship – Manila, Philippines.

  • 2 full-time staff of SSF appointed.
2000
  
 

  • 6th World Pencak Silat Championship in Jakarta, Indonesia

  • Invitational Pencak Silat Championship – Manila, Philippines.
2001
  
 

  • European Championship in Amsterdam, Holland

  • 7th Belgian  Pencak Silat Open Championship – Brusschaat, Belgium.
2002
  
 

  • 7th World Pencak Silat Championship in Penang, Malaysia.

  • Establishment of the new Silat Centre of Excellence (S.C.O.E) in April.

  • 1st Asia Pacific Pencak Silat Championship – Singapore.

  • 1st Sijori Pencak Silat Championship – Tanjong Pinang, Indonesia.

  • 8th Belgium Pencak Silat Open Championship – Brasschats, Schoten.

  • First Artistic Foreign Coach appointed.
2003
  
 

  • First full-time National Women’s coach appointed by Singapore Silat Federation

  • 2 full-time National Men’s coaches appointed.

  • 2nd Sijori Pencak Silat Championship in Pasir Gudang, Johor,Malaysia.
2004
  
 

  • Endorsed by the Ministry of Education as a CCA in schools. Since then, schools such as Northland Primary and institutions like NUS, NTU/ NIE, Singapore Polytechnic, Ngee Ann Polytechnic,    Nanyang Polytechnic Republic Polytechnic, MacPherson ITE, Bedok ITE, Balestier ITE, Simei ITE and Bishan ITE have encored this approval to conduct Silat lessons for students.

  • Implementation of Singa Silat programme in Silat Centre of Excellence (SCOE). There are now about 69 Singa Silat members of age group between 8 – 11 years.

  • 8th World Pencak Silat Championship 2004 held for the first time in Singapore. The Singapore squad bagged 4 gold, 4 silver and 9 bronze medals.

  • 10th France Open Pencak Silat Championship in France.
2005
  
 
  • The establishment of Singa Cub in Silat Centre of Excellence (SCOE), with 8 young members, aged 3-7 years old.
  • 4th Sijori Pencak Silat Championship in Tanjung Pinang, Indonesia.
  • 11th Belgian Pencak Silat Open Championship – Brasschaat, Belgium.
  • International Paris Pencak Silat Open Championship – France
  • Singapore Silat Federation Fundraising Golf 2005 at Raffles Country Club.
  • Swiss International Pencak Silat Open Championship – Switzerland
  • International Pencak Silat Referee Upgrading Course 2005 – Singapore Sports School, Singapore