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National Police Cadet Corps

Join NPCC to build character, leadership, and resilience through drills, survival skills, and community outreach.

Last updated 29 June 2026

National Police Cadet Corps

The National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) Unit aims to develop students in their character, leadership and resilience. Our cadets are exposed to unique opportunities to gain exposure and familiarity with Singapore’s crime prevention efforts to build a Safe and Secure Home. Through a myriad of activities, values such as discipline, loyalty, integrity, resourcefulness, tenacity and civic-consciousness are inculcated to develop them into Caring and Responsible Citizens. Cadets have opportunities to participate in activities such as Drills, Campcraft, Physical Training & Games, Marksmanship, Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC) visit, Outdoor Adventure & Survival Skills and First Aid.

  1. Drills allow students to learn basic commands and to build resilience.

Students in navy uniforms with rifles drill on a wet courtyard in front of Kranji Secondary School building.

Cadets leading their squadmates in rifle drills.

  1. Community Outreach Programmes educate students to be more socially conscious and to help improve the safety and security of the community.

Four National Police Cadet Corps members in navy uniforms and berets stand at a door with a metal gate.

Together with Police Officers from Choa Chu Kang Neighbourhood Police Centre (NPC), Secondary Three Cadets visited residents door-to-door to share tips on anti-scams.

  1. Unit Camp allows students to learn basic survival skills.

Four young women in navy Cadet Corps shirts sit on pavement eating noodles from containers near a curb.

Secondary 1 Cadets carrying out field cooking during their unit camp.

  1. Unit Camp allows students to learn basic survival skills.

Eight students in navy uniforms pose around a small blue tent set up on a grass field near a school building.

Cadets guiding their juniors to pitch a tent.

  1. Students get to participate in events organised by National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) Headquarters (HQ).

A large group of students in white and green uniforms pose in front of a military Chinook helicopter on a tarmac.

Cadets visited the Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) 55 Open House organised tour at Paya Lebar Air Base.