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National Police Cadet Corps

The mission of the National Police Cadet Corps is to develop cadets into active citizens and community leaders who are morally upright and law-abiding. Through structured and meaningful training programmes such as Police Youth Ambassador, Community Safety & Security Programme and Crime Scene Investigation, Junyuan Secondary National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) strives to inculcate core values such as discipline, loyalty,- tenacity and civic-consciousness in our  cadets. In addition, camaraderie amongst the cadets is forged through competitions, activities, and parades that the unit participates in such as the Inter-Area Drill Competition, Inter-Area Shooting Competition, the NPCC Annual Parade (NPAP), NDP school parade and more.

Motto
To develop cadets for the 21st century

CCA Schedule & CCA Venue
Every Tuesdays (3 pm to 5 pm)
Parade Square / Classrooms
CCA Sessions

Teachers-in-Charge
1. Ms Jolene Ng
2. Mr Loh Chee Teng
3. Ms Cheong Wei Yuen
4. Ms Siti Syafiqah

CCA Leaders (Year 2023)
1. Chairperson: Muhammad Taufiq bin Abdullah (4E4)
2. Deputy Chairperson: Nur Hannah Dayana binte Mohamad Rusdi (4N3)


Awards/Achievements

Unit Overall Proficiency Award:

Year

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

Achievement

SILVER

GOLD

GOLD

SILVER

SILVER

Year

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

 Achievement

SILVER

SILVER 

GOLD 

GOLD 

GOLD



Our Journey

                                                              Highlights of our CCA



"Discipline and Resilience are the key to becoming good servants of the country" - Mr Loh Chee Teng

"Leaders with characters and values" - Ms Siti Syafiqaah Bte Wahid

"The cadets to strive to be the best in whatever they set to do" - Mr Low Kia Sin


 Interview with our Student Leaders



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"Team work is the key to success!" - Izzul (3N3)

"We need to make Singapore the safest country" - Fasihah (3E4)

"We need to bond together to know more about each other's personalities" - Irfan Shazwan (2T1)

"We believe that in order to be alert on emergencies we should have more communication." - Isabelle Koh (2T1)