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Central Narcotics Bureau (CNB)
Programmes

Interactive Skit for Secondary & Post-Secondary Schools

For

Teens [aged 13-19]

Parents & Educators

An interactive anti-drug skit that explores peer pressure, tough choices, and resilience, all while putting students in control of the story.

Promotional poster for "Crossroads," an interactive anti-drug skit for secondary schools.

Introducing "Crossroads" - an interactive assembly programme that doesn't just tell, but shows and involves. This powerful skit plunges your students into the heart of teenage dilemmas, where choices echo with consequences. As Natalie and Misha's friendship is tested by the allure of drugs and peer pressure, students become co-authors of their story. With raw emotion, palpable stakes, and the power to change the story, "Crossroads" offers a visceral experience that empowers students to stand firm in the face of real-world pressures.

To book a slot, please email to bookings@playinc.com.sg and indicate your preferred timing. For other queries, you may contact Mr Teo Zhi Yan at TEO_Zhi_Yan@cnb.gov.sg.

Skit Synopsis

“Crossroads” is a thought-provoking programme designed to engage youths aged 13 and above in an interactive exploration of the choices they face when confronted with drugs and peer pressure.

The skit follows two friends, Natalie and Misha, navigating the complexities of teenage life, as they encounter Jayden, a charismatic but troubled peer. Through a series of pivotal moments, the audience is invited to participate in decision-making, guiding Natalie’s journey as she grapples with temptation, stress and the consequences of her actions.

With themes of resilience in the face of adversity, the importance of peer support, and the power of informed choices, “Crossroads” aims to empower youths to make positive decisions and steer clear of the dangers of drug abuse.

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