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 and Thursdays (3 pm to 5 pm)
Parade Square / Classrooms
Teachers-in-Charge
1. Ms Jolene Ng
2. Mr Loh Chee Teng
3. Ms Cheong Wei Yuen
4. Ms Siti Shafiqah
CCA Leaders (Year 2024)
1. Chairperson: SGT Heng Teng Xian Toby (4B)
2. Deputy Chairperson: SGT Nur Afiqah Awfiyah binte Mohammed (4H)
Organizational Chart
Awards/Achievements
Unit Overall Proficiency Award:
Year | 2014 | 2015 | 2016 | 2017 | 2018 |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Achievement | GOLD | GOLD | SILVER | SILVER | SILVER |
Year | 2019 | 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 |
Achievement | SILVER | GOLD | 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 Shafiqah Bte Walid
“Building core values of resilience and integrity in our cadets in their strive for excellence in the service to the organization and the community”- Ms Jolene Ng
Interview with our Student Leaders
"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)