National Police Cadet Corps
Discover how the National Police Cadet Corps builds active citizens and community leaders through training, competitions, and real-world experiences.
Training schedule
Training schedule days and times
Day | Time |
|---|---|
Wednesdays | 3pm – 6pm |
HQ Activities and Events as required | |
Teachers-in-charge
National Police Cadet Corps teachers-in-charge and contact details
Role | Teacher | |
|---|---|---|
IC | Ms Lee Yuan Ching | |
2IC | Mr Mustafa Kamal B Abdullah |
Objectives
To develop our members to become active citizens and community leaders.
To become the best youth organization in Singapore, one that actively helps to make Singapore the safest place in the world.
Activities
2025
Sec 1: Area 8 Games Day, Swearing-in Ceremony,Police Procedure Course, Geylang NPC Visit
Sec 2: Basic Law Course, Adventure Training Camp, SCDF Responders Plus Programme
Sec 3: Coffee with Cop VIA
All Levels: NPCC Annual Parade, Road Safety Park Marshall Duty, .22 Shooting Competition
2024
Sec 1: Area 8 Games Day, Swearing-in Ceremony, Police Procedure Course, Police Heritage Centre Visit, Geylang NPC Visit
Sec 2: Basic Law Course, Adventure Training Camp
Sec 3: Coffee with Cop VIA
All Levels: NPCC Annual Parade, Road Safety Park Marshall Duty, .22 Shooting Competition, St. Patrick’s School Football 7s
Achievements
NPCC competition and award achievements by year
Name of competition | Position |
|---|---|
2025 | |
Area 8 Games Day | |
Pentathlon | 1st Place |
Speedrun | 2nd Place |
2024 | |
Unit Overall Proficiency Award | Distinction |
NPCC Inter-Unit .22 Revolver Shooting Competition (Girls’ Team) | 7th Place |
#GRCmoments
Gratitude
Cadets participating in Inter-Unit .22 Revolver Shooting Competition. Grateful for this once in a lifetime opportunity to be able to experience holding a firearm and also making the school proud.
Respect
Cadets visiting the Geylang Neighbourhood Police Centre as they learn more about Singapore Police Force. Through this eye-opening experience, they definitely grew to respect the efforts of our Police officers past and present in safeguarding our country.
Compassion
Cadets using their active listening skills and teamwork during their SCDF Responders Plus Programme. They practiced compassion by responding to their peers’ appropriately in fictional scenarios, through their learning of the various tell tale signs of people in distress.