National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC)
NPCC trains cadets to become resilient leaders through outdoor activities, police-related courses, and community outreach programmes.
Teachers-in-charge
Mrs Angelia Tan Guat Yen (Officer-in-Charge)
Rino Ratno B Radja Abdul Rani Atjeh (Deputy Officer-in-Charge)
Mdm Elena Chong Siew Foong (Teacher Officer)
Mr Chung Yong Kai (Teacher Officer)
About the CCA
Our mission in NPCC is to develop our cadets into community leaders who
value discipline and teamwork
face challenges boldly and pursue excellence
fight crime in partnership with Singapore Police Force
are caring and responsible
Our cadets go through a structured and progressive training programme that challenges and develops them into selfless and resilient leaders who possess integrity and persevere in adverse and rugged contexts. Their growth and development is guided by NPCC’s Learning Path:
NPCC Learning Path by cadet level and focus area
Level 1 | Aware of Self and Others | Knowing oneself |
Level 2 | Acquire skills and knowledge | Stepping out and interacting |
Level 3 | Actuate as leader | First taste of taking charge |
Level 4/5 | Aspire to serve | Stepping out to lead |
Some of our unique programmes include:
Leadership Programme - Cadets plan camps, online and face-to-face training and execute them to learn experientially what it means to be a leader.
Outdoor activities such as campcraft training and adventure training camps at NPCC HQ’s campsite on Pulau Ubin
Courses related to work of Singapore Police Force such as Crime Scene Investigation (CSI), Cybercrime Prevention, Police Procedures, Basic Law and SG Secure
Crime Outreach programmes such as Community Safety and Security Programme and Police Youth Ambassador
0.22 revolver shooting
Achievement(s)
2025
Achieved Distinction in the Unit Overall Proficiency Award 2024
2 cadets were awarded the SPF-NPCC Badge (Highest Accolade for NPCC Cadet)
2024
Achieved Distinction in the Unit Overall Proficiency Award 2023
3 cadets were awarded the SPF-NPCC Badge (Highest Accolade for NPCC Cadet)
2023
Achieved Distinction in the Unit Overall Proficiency Award 2022
2 cadets were awarded the SPF-NPCC Badge (Highest Accolade for NPCC Cadet)
CCA Details
School Term
Regular training every Friday, 2.30 pm – 5.30 pm (if any school or public holiday falls on a Friday, the regular weekly training will be held on Monday instead.)
Courses for Proficiency Badges (e.g. Police Knowledge, Civil Defence, CSI)
Overall, there are about 1.5 days of training every week.
School Holiday
School Camps (Sec 1 Orientation, Sec 3 Leadership Camp, Annual Unit Camp)
Sec 2 Adventure Training Camp at Pulau Ubin
Sec 2 Cadet Leader Course
Sec 3 Enhanced Crime Scene Investigation Course
All these camps and courses are compulsory for promotion
Others
There will be certain compulsory learning journeys and activities scheduled by NPCC HQ on weekdays after school and/or during holidays. Cadets are expected to attend these activities. Parents / guardians will be informed via Parents Gateway in advance.
Expenses to be borne by students
Cadet Leaders T-shirt (partially subsidised by the school)
Enrichment courses (partially subsidised by the school and the remaining amount to be paid in cash or Edusave by the cadets)
Overseas expedition organised by HQ (paid by cadets in cash)
Cadets will need to bear the full cost for any lost / damaged uniform part or accessories provided by HQ
Targeted Student Profile
Students who like to be outdoors
Students who enjoy working as a team and would like to learn to lead
Students who have an open heart to learn from others
Students who have no serious medical condition (e.g. fractured limbs, chronic asthma, severe allergic to grass)
Students who value discipline and enjoy challenges
CCA Trial Procedures
Complete a simple situational test
Interview with the teacher officers
Target number of students
18 cadets
