National Cadet Corps (Land)

CCA Overview

The National Cadet Corps at Junyuan Secondary School aims to provide our students with opThe National Cadet Corps at Junyuan Secondary School aims to provide our students with opportunities to develop into resilient, disciplined, responsible and resourceful leaders.

In NCC, our cadets are exposed to a wide range of activities both at school and HQ levels. Through these activities, the students develop and demonstrate the core values of NCC: Loyalty to Country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment and Responsibility and Care for Fellow Cadets.

Key Programmes:
• CAMP FORGE (for Junior Cadets)
• CAMP STEEL (for Senior Cadets)
• Specialist Course § Senior Specialist Course (for Cadet Leaders)
• Total Defence Bronze, Silver and Gold
• IMT Shooting Package
• Live Range
• Sports & Games Competition
• Orienteering Competition

Motto

To Serve with Pride and dedication

CCA Schedule & CCA venue

Tuesday and/or Thursday
Parade Square / B1-02 / B2-02 Classroom

Teachers-In-Charge

CCA Leaders (Year 2025/2026)

1.  (CCA Chairman): Muhammad Nazhif Bin Muhammad Huzaifah (4-A)

2.  (CCA Vice Chairman): Ng Chung Kiat Paxton (4-D)

Awards/Achievements

Unit Recognition Award:

Other Awards:

• Land Orienteering Competition 2021 – 1st Place (Route 1)

• Fitness Challenge 2017 - 2nd

• Shooting Competition (Girls) 2015 - National 5th Cadet Leaders Team, National 4th Senior Cadets Team

• Shooting Competition (Girls) 2016 - National 2nd Senior Cadets Team

• Fitness Challenge (Mixed) 2017 - National 1st Runners-Up, National Finalist

• Sports & Games (Girls Soccer) – Land District 1st Place / National Finalist

• Sports & Games (Girls Frisbee) – Land District 4th Place / National Finalist

Our Journey

Highlights of our CCA

"Nothing is IMPOSSIBLE. The word itself says 'I'M POSSIBLE!"'
- Mr Kelvin Kim 
“The hardest and biggest step is always the first. Try your best and forget the rest.”
- Mr Twang
“Tough times don’t last, tough men do”
 - Mr Ng
“Challenge yourself, growth follows”
- Mr Thanesh

I am truly grateful to be a part of NCC at my school because it has helped me grow both as a student and as a person. Being in NCC has taught me discipline, responsibility, and the importance of teamwork. Through drills, activities, and camps, I have learned to stay confident, focused, and respectful while working with others. NCC has also given me a sense of pride and belonging, motivating me to serve my school and community with dedication. I am thankful for the opportunities and values NCC has given me, and I feel proud to be a member of it.
– MSG Nazhif

I am glad that I chose NCC as my CCA during my secondary school journey. Over the years, NCC has helped me grow and step out of my comfort zone. Being given the role of Sec 1 Overall IC allowed me to gain more confidence and learn how to lead others better, even in a setting where I had to push myself further. Through the challenges and trainings, I became more independent and learnt to stay strong even when things were difficult. I am thankful for my peers who supported me throughout this journey and made NCC more meaningful. If I were to go back to Secondary One, I would still choose NCC without hesitation.
- SSG Dian Afiqah

I am truly blessed and thankful to be a member of NCC. This CCA has provided me with many Throughout my NCC journey so far, I have learned how to handle responsibilities better while having fun at the same time. NCC trainings were sometimes tough, but they were also exciting and enjoyable. I liked taking part in different activities with my friends and learning new skills. As I was given more responsibilities, I learned to be more disciplined and to take my role seriously. Even when training was tiring, I did not give up and tried my best. NCC has taught me the importance of hard work, teamwork, and responsibility. Overall, my NCC experience has been fun, exciting, and meaningful.

– MSG Paxton