EAGLES in E21CC
19 September 2025
Find out how EAGLES now recognises students who show 21st Century skills, and nominate a deserving student by 10 Oct 2025.
The Edusave Awards for Achievement, Good Leadership & Service (EAGLES) recognises students' leadership qualities, excellence in non-academic activities, and service to community and schools. Students awarded EAGLES will receive award of $350.
With effect from 2024, EAGLES is enhanced to also recognise students who have demonstrated Emerging 21st Century Competencies (E21CC).
E21CC
E21CC comprise knowledge, skills, dispositions and values that enable a person to meet complex demands in specific contexts.
Critical Thinking refers to the ability to exercise sound reasoning and metacognitive thinking to interpret and analyse information and evidence, draw conclusions, make decisions, and solve problems.
Adaptive Thinking refers to the ability to apply learnt knowledge and skills strategically and with flexibility in different or new and evolving contexts.
Inventive Thinking refers to the ability to frame, investigate and explore issues, generate innovative ideas, and evaluate them to form novel and useful responses.
Effective communication refers to the ability to convey information and exchange ideas clearly and coherently through multimodal ways for specific purposes, audiences and contexts.
Effective collaboration refers to the ability to work together in a respectful manner to share responsibilities and make collective decisions to meet shared goals.
Information Skills refer to the ability to source for, select, evaluate and synthesise digital and non-digital information with discernment. It also entails ethical and responsible practices when using, sharing and creating information.
Civic Literacy refers to the ability to understand the nation’s values, governance, context and realities, form one’s civic identity, and constructively engage with and contribute to one’s community and nation.
Global Literacy refers to the ability to understand and think with discernment about world issues and interact responsibly and constructively with people from and beyond Singapore on such issues.
Cross-Cultural Literacy refers to the ability to sensitively understand, appreciate and interact with different social, cultural and religious communities and their perspectives.
Eligibility criteria
Singapore Citizen
Attain a conduct grade of ‘Good’ or better;
Nominated for demonstrating E21CC by teachers, students and public.
There should be minimally 2 observations of nominee demonstrating the identified E21CC:
in different contexts (e.g., an observation in Math class, and a similar observation in CCA) or
over a period of time in the same context (e.g., observation of the E21CC over time in a school-based programme that all students participate in)
Nomination
Students and parents are invited to nominate eligible and deserving students via this link: https://form.gov.sg/68ab20b88f1c29e8370f225b
The closing date for nominations is 10 Oct 2025.
