National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC)

About

SJC NPCC Unit was started in the late 1960s as one of the two uniformed group CCAs in the former school site in Hillside Drive and functioned until the mid-1980s before the CCA was closed. The unit was re-started in 1999. It has since grown in strength in membership and in our quality of programmes, achieving excellent results as a unit and in numerous areas.

The unit has consistently done well and has continued to sustain the Distinction Award for the 2024 Unit Overall Proficiency Award . In addition, recognition for outstanding contribution to the unit has been awarded to the following cadets:

• Singapore Police Force Award (2025) - Sivaraj Rohita (Unit chairperson)

• Best Unit Cadet Award (2025) - Jeanelle Lim En Ru and Rajesh Vaishnavi

• Station Inspector (2025) - Afsana Nihar Binte Jahir Hussain and Pandit Shravni Snehal

Our NPCC’s four-year programme offers a wide range of activities such as drills, weapons training, self-defence tactics, outdoor camps, crime scene investigation training as well as community involvement projects. The unit works hand in hand with the Singapore Police Force to promote a safe and secure Singapore through workshops and programmes such as Police Youth Ambassador. Cadets are also provided with opportunities to represent the unit to take part in various inter-unit competitions to bring glory to the unit. Activities such as local education visits and outdoor activities such as Unit hike and Dragonboat orientation programme are also organised annually to develop our cadets holistically. Opportunities such as the VIA Sentosa Outreach in collaboration with Bukit Merah NPC as well as the Police Youth Ambassador Project in collaboration with the Seng Kang NPC, allows our cadets’ to collaborate with the community at large.

The tradition to pursue excellence runs through all aspects of SJC NPCC training, inculcating in our cadets a strong sense of discipline, integrity, resourcefulness and confidence as we develop them into responsible individuals capable of facing any new challenges that may arise.

The 6As – namely Aware, Acquire, Actuate, Aspire, Achieve and Aim – defines the progressive learning path of a cadet from a new recruit at Secondary One to a youth leader and an officer. It also identifies the six desired training outcomes of its programmes.

Objectives

• To provide cadets with opportunities for leadership development with tasks that challenge their abilities and imbibe in them strong character and civic, social and moral values.

• To cultivate a culture that encourages cadets to treat fellow cadets with respect, courtesy and tact, and in turn demonstrates the same care and concern to others.

• In our collaboration and identification with the Singapore Police Force, help to build a stronger bond of friendship with them, and so lead to a safer place for all in the country. and adopt its tradition of high standards of performance, commitment, duty and service, to seek to excel and to face up to challenges.

Activities

The SJC NPCC unit has a vibrant programme for all members from Secondary 1 to 5.

• Unit and Cadet Leader camps [NCO]

• Enrichment courses such as Basic Dragonboat Orientation programme, CPR-AED course

• CCA Experience for Secondary One Orientation programme

• Values in Action (VIA) through collaboration with Neighbourhood Police Centres:

  • Bukit Merah NPC - VIA Sentosa Outreach

  • Seng Kang NPC - Police Youth Ambassador Project

• Unit Hike for unit bonding - Seng Kang Floating Wetland and Tanjong Rhu Lookout/ Geylang River vicinity hike

• Student Outreach Awareness projects (CSSP) - in collaboration with Seng Kang NPC

• Opportunities to be selected for various parades – NPCC Annual Parade, NDP, PDP

• NPCC HQ activities / programmes / competitions (.22 Revolver Shooting, Police Heritage Visit, Civil Defence Course, SANA course, Law and Enforcement, Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) / Sec 2 ATC @ Pulau Ubin / Inter-Unit .22 Revolver Shooting , Campcraft or Drill Competitions

• Area 4 Games Day together with 7 other schools

• Annual Unit Camp - for cadet leaders to plan and spearhead experiential camp for the Sec 1 - 3 cadets

• Welfare celebrations – birthday celebration and cadet’s academic/ non-academic achievements

CCA Information

Schedule       
Thursday: 3:45 pm – 6:15 pm

Teachers-in-charge
Ms. Ong Suat King (IC)
Ms. Joanna Goh (Deputy IC)
Mr. Aw Siu Lun
Mr. Loh Chu Ken

Achievements