Day 1

7 July

08 00

Morning Assembly

08 20

Icebreakers
Group Time

10 00

Opening Ceremony

12 00

Lunch

13 00

Y.Lead Dance

14 40

Wind Surfer

16 20

Blow Wind Blow and Wind Chimes Briefing
Admin Briefing
Debrief

17 00

Dismissal

Wind Chimes

Panel Discussion

Keynote Speaker

Mr Mock Yi Jun

Co-founder and President of Advisory Singapore

Since 2016, Mr Mock Yi Jun has been Co-Founder and President of Advisory Singapore, a fully youth-led charity that has engaged over 278,000 young Singaporeans from all walks of life to make informed career choices. Advisory Singapore runs Singapore's largest pro bono careers-based mentorship programme for students, having delivered over 16,000 hours of mentorship since 2020. His remarkable career journey and distinguished recognitions — including being named a #Generation17 Young Leader and a Queen's Young Leader — speak to his deep and enduring passion for leadership and service. Participants at the Y.LEAD Seminar 2026 will have the opportunity to draw inspiration from Mr Mock's broad and varied experiences across leadership advisory, youth empowerment, and both local and global service.

Panelists

Christy Tan

Managing Director, Investment Strategist

James CK Kok

Strategic AI and technology leader at AI Singapore

Keith Yap

The Front Row Podcast

Khim Tan

Head of Programmes Access Singapore

Piragathesh S/O Subramanian

Deputy Director HIV Programming World Health Organisation

Royston Phang

FOUNDER, SALTTWORKSHOP + JR

Sarafian Salleh

STB Tourist Guide President of the Bugis Malay Society

Tang Wanzhen

General Manager Kranji Water Reclamation Plant PUB, Singapore's National Water Agency

Walid Jumblatt Abdullah

Associate Professor in Political Science, NTU

Ho Yong Min

URBANIST SINGAPORE

Zoe Tee

Deputy Head, Youth Department Fei Yue Community Services

Phoebe Scott

SENIOR CURATOR, NATIONAL GALLERY SINGAPORE

More about the Panelists

Blow Wind Blow

Investigative Journey

Arts & Culture

8th & 9th July: Telok Ayer Trail

Through the Telok Ayer Trail, participants will explore the rich culture and heritage of Singapore. Delve into how early Chinese immigrants arrived and established places of worship to find their identities and a sense of belonging. By exploring these hidden architectural gems, wall murals, and cultural landmarks, students will understand how history is preserved and be inspired to sustain a culture that Singaporeans are proud of.

Duration:
09 40 - 11 00 (Self-guided) 11 00 - 12 00 (Guided Church Tour)
Departure time:
09 00
Pickup time:
12 10

Environment & Sustainability

8th & 9th July: Earth Observatory Singapore

Participants will tour the Earth Observatory of Singapore (EOS) facilities, including hazard monitoring setups, sedimentation labs, and coral reef restoration labs. The program highlights how fundamental research in natural disasters and climate change supports Singapore’s green technologies, environmental regulations, and policymaking, while fostering youth environmental stewardship.

Duration:
10 10 - 10 45 (Intro & Q&A) 10 45 - 11 45 (Facility/Lab Tour)
Departure time:
TBA
Pickup time:
Dismissal: 11 45

Regional & Global Affairs

8th July: National Museum

An investigative journey through 4 key exhibition zones mapping out Singapore’s 700-year history and its road to globalisation. Participants will explore how the sea played a critical role in shaping Singapore's evolution as a trading hub, the efforts of our forefathers, and how modern youth can develop leadership skills to actively contribute to regional and global relations.

Duration:
09 30 - 10 50 (Exhibit Exploration & Free Roam)
Departure time:
08 00
Pickup time:
11 00

9th July: Changi Airport Group

A seminar-style sharing designed to help participants learn about the regional and global ties that Changi Airport builds. Gain deep insights into how Changi expands its flight network to remain one of the world's largest and most competitive air hubs, handles strategic international relations, and navigates geopolitical dynamics.

Duration:
10 30 - 11 30 (Seminar-style sharing)
Departure time:
09 00
Pickup time:
11 40

Innovation & AI

8th July: NTU, UOB Innovation Hub

Exploring NTU Education Transformation: An inside look at innovation and AI frameworks in higher education. Participants will discover how NTU integrates AI into teaching and learning methodologies, explore the governance guiding AI development, and discuss how active classroom research can be seamlessly implemented in schools.

Duration:
10 00 - 12 00 (Guided tour)
Departure time:
09 30
Pickup time:
12 10

9th July: Satellite Technology & Research (STAR) Centre

A guided tour around the STAR centre focusing on state-of-the-art innovations in satellite technology. As Singapore expands its presence in space, participants will explore how the nation develops cutting-edge technologies to stay competitive in the aerospace industry, inspiring youth to contribute to future scientific research and development.

Duration:
10 30 - 11 30 (Guided tour & Q&A)
Departure time:
09 45
Pickup time:
11 40

Social Compact

8th & 9th July: National Community Leadership Institute (NACLI)

Focused on community leadership and Singapore's social fabric, this session teaches participants about the structures built to empower community leaders. Students will reflect on their personal leadership journeys, discover actionable pathways in social work, and learn how to make meaningful decisions that strengthen society.

Duration:
10 00 - 12 00 (Guided tour by NACLI)
Departure time:
09 15
Pickup time:
12 10