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welcome to my site of NPCC
i'm going to be sec 3 next year
[CPL currently...]
you can vist this site and check out my school site past and present /NPCC site/Police site
http://www.geocities.com/yishunpcc/yss.html
http://schools.moe.edu.sg/yiss/cca/npcc/index.ht ml
http://www.spf.gov.sg/
http://app.npcc.gov.sg/data/default.html
This site contains

-MISSION & VISION
-HISTORY
-Checklist for Uniform
-Position of Badges
-Command list
-Format For NPCC Ceremonial Parades
-Pictures of NCOs[ex & present]

more to be added later on....
like campcraft ,NPCC song Lyrics and many more

may have spelling Error because all is type out...so do understand...
& enjoy this BLOG & hope this postes would help out to all npcc members out there
If you guys want any information which can't be copied here, do add me at minwei192@hotmail.com

so that i can send you what is needed
postes are not on the real date stated

campcraft is a once in two year event
And my school have sent sec 2, 3 & 4 cadets and NCOs to go
my team went to the PA
about 150+ schools were there that a lot...
18-2-06 was the boys want...
my school sady got 86 place... :(
NPCC IS FOR LIVE NOT FOR FUN!!!

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MISSION & VISION

The MISSION of the National Police Cadet Corps is to develop its cadets into caring and responsible citizens.

The VISION of the National Police Cadet Corps is to mould the builders of a safe & secure home.
In accordance with our mission and observing our objectives, we believe that our association with the National Police Cadet Corps will:

ENSURE our growth by exposing us to a challenging environment, which, in turn will imbibe us with leadership qualities, strong character and civic, social and moral values.

ENLIGHTEN us on the role of 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.

As part of a culture that encourages us to treat fellow cadets with respect, courtesy and tact,
TEACH us to extend the same care and concern to others.
As a result of our identification with the Singapore Police Force, TEACH us to adopt its tradition of high standards of performance, commitment, duty and service, to seek to excel and to face up to challenge.

HISTORY

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HISTORY

1959-
Laying the Groundwork1959
- A pilot scheme was launched whereby a Police Cadet Corps (PCC) Unit was set up on an experimental basis. Bartley Secondary School formed the first unit with 30 cadets and a teacher officer.

1960 - 1969 -
Laying The Groundwork
2 Jun 1961- The Police Cadet Corps Ordinance was enacted. All schools were given approval to set up PCC units. Siglap Secondary School and Serangoon Garden Government High School were the first to form such units.
1963 - The PCC and the National Cadet Corps (NCC) came under the administration of the Ministry of Education (MOE) with the Director of Education as the Director of Cadet Forces and in the following year, the PCC recruited girl cadets. Two new units were formed in the Raffles' Girls' Secondary School and Sang Nila Utama Secondary School.
1968 - Formation signs were introduced for unit identity.
1969 - With the integration of PCC, Army, Air & Sea, the PCC was renamed National Cadet Corps (Police).

1970 -1979 -
Consolidating The Ground
1970 - Cadet Inspectors' unit was formed from students in Pre-u classes.
1971 - The NCC (Police) was renamed National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC). The NPCC band was also formed in the same year.
1972 - The "grey and khaki" uniform was changed to the present blue.1974 - The NPCC Council was established by an Act of Parliament.
1 Apr 1975 - The NPCC Council was inaugurated by the Minister for Education.
1976 - The NPCC Band recruited girl cadets.
1979 - The NPCC service medals and clasps were introduced for officers and a year later, Proficiency Badges were introduced.

1980 - 1989 -
Manoeuvering The Ground
1980 - This period of time saw many initiatives being introduced to the Corps: the proficiency badges were introduced in 1980 in the hope of generating greater interest and opening up avenues to challenge cadets to achieve and excel.
1982 - The NUS NPCC Unit was established in 1982 to allow ex-cadets to continue their involvement in the Corps.
1983 - The NPCC Pledge and NPCC March were introduced in 1983 and 1984 respectively to nurture a distinct NPCC Culture.
1984 - The objectives of the Corps was modified in 1984 to reflect the intellectual dimension and national concerns while retaining the traditional emphases.
1987 - Also, the NPCC Pulau Ubin Camp was officially declared open in 1987.

1990-1999 -
Soaring Above The Ground
1991 - NTU NPCC Unit was established in 1991. In the same year, the training wing of NPCC HQ assisted in the training of police officers in campcraft who were scheduled to go on their first UN Peace Keeping Mission in Nambia.
1994 - The Corps came closer to realize its dream to develop an NPCC Camp that could accommodate 750 campers when the Urban Redevelopment Authority leased to it a 26-hectare piece of land in Pulau Ubin in 1994.
1996 - The NPCC Mission Statement and Core Beliefs were formulated and adopted in 1996 to root the Corps in a strong and purposeful philosophy.
1997 - The most prestigious of the NPCC Badges - the SPF-NPCC Badge - was unveiled in 1997 and was awarded to 10 cadets in that same year during the NPCC Day Parade.

The National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) formed in 1959, has a membership of about 20,000 cadets. NPCC units have beenset up in 157 secondary schools, 2 polytechnics and 2universities in Singapore. The present Chairman, NPCCCouncil is Mr Charles Chong (MP Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC) andthe present Commandant NPCC is SUPT Kui Yong Sin.

This are some of the pictures i found about NPCC in the past...

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Checklist for Uniform
provided by ex-nco / future CI mr Liu sheng yang

Beret (headdress)
Season properly (3 seam line seen clearly)
Extra hair on the beret must be pluck off
Tail of beret must be secure inside (must not be seen on the outside)

Others
No accessories
Nothing to be placed inside pocket
Spectacle hook/bands must be worn
No coloured contact lenses

Full Uniform (Male)

Shirt
Collar of shirt to stand up (no starch to be used)
Sleeve line ironed from the back of the shoulder lapels
Ranks are to be ironed
Buttons are placed in correct direction
Name tag is pinned on top of the right shirt pocket
Badges are to be polished

Belt
Polished and free of fingerprints
Belt holes and sides blackened
Belt loops about two fingers away from end of belt or keep the
excess length of belt in place
Belt should go through all belt loops of the trousers

Trousers
Should be long enough and not gather at the boots
Iron lines at the front should start at the first and last belt loops of Trousers
Iron line at the back should merge at the 3rd and 4th belt loops of the
trousers and just below the belt (forming a inverted ‘V’ shape)
Trousers should be altered till there is no gather at the bottom and
should not cover more than half of the boots

Socks
Black socks are to be worn
No ankle socks

Boots
Polished and clean (whole boots)
No PVC boots and no metal part on the boots

Hair
Hair at the back should not be too thick such that when beret is
worn, the hair bulges out
Fringe should not touch eyebrows
Hair should not touch the ears
All facial hair should be shaved away including sideburns with the exception of eyebrows and eyelashes
Hairs should be of natural colour

Full Uniform (Female)

Blouse
Collar of shirt to be flat (No starch to be used)
Sleeve line ironed from the centre of the shoulder lapel
Ranks are to be ironed
Buttons are placed in correct direction
Name tag is pinned at the middle of the right portion of the blouse,
in-line with the first button
Badges are to be polished
Singlet are encourage to be worn

Belt
Belt loops about two fingers away from end of belt
Belt should be free of fingerprints

Skirt
Skirt should be 6 cm or 3 fingers above the back of the knee
There should be an open split at the back of the skirt
Skirt should not be too tight or too short such that it restrict
movement
Zip of the skirt should be in-line with the seam line of the blouse

Socks
Black socks are to be worn
Socks should not gather and not too loose
Height of socks should be the same
Ankle socks are not allowed to be worn

Shoes
Polished and clean
Laced ties in a horizontal manner and not crossed
No PVC boots and no metal parts on the shoes

Hair
Long hair bundled up neatly using the figure-of-eight clip
Short hair should not touched the collar of the blouse
Pin up fringe and excess hair using black hair clips and pins
Hair nets are to be worn for hair of all lengths at all times

Position of badges
provided by ex-nco Onn Jun Long

RIGHT SIDE
SPF-NPCC , BEST UNIT CADET
POLICE KNOWLEDGE, ADVENTURE TRAINING, LIFE SAVING
MARKSMANSHIP,CAMPCRAFT, SWIMMING, SAFETY FIRST
MUSIC TRADE OR 1St/2nd/3RD CLASS DRILL

LEFT SIDE
SANA, CIVIL DEFENCE, HERITAGE BADGE, NYAA
NAME TAG
CRIME PREVENTION, NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH

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Command List
provided by Oon jun long & Liu Sheng Yang

Requirements

1st class Drill Badges
- Advance Rifle Drills
- Able to conduct and organize a parade

2nd class Drill Badges
- Knowledge of all Advance Drills
- Basic Rifle Drills

3rd class Drill Badges
- Knowledge of all Basic Drills
- All Baton Drills
-Hormat(kanan, kiri & hadapan)

Footdrills
Sedia
( Attention ; Timing : - )

Senangdiri
( Stand At Ease ; Timing : - )

Kakanan lurus
( Dressing ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Pandan kahadapan Pandan
( Eyes front ; Timing : - )

Dalam buka/tutop barisan kakanan lurus
( Open/Close Order ; Timing : 1 c 1 c 1 c 1 )

Hormat kahadapan hormat
( Salute at halt ; Timing : c up )

Stationary Drils :
From Front :
Bergerk kakanan bertigatiga kakanan pusing
( Face right by turning right ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Mahadap kablakang kablakang pusing
( Face back by turning 180° ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Bergerk kakiri bertigatiga kakiri pusing
( Face left by turning left ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

From Right :
Bergerk kakiri bertigatiga kablakang pu sing
( Face left by turning 180° ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Mahadap kahadapan kakiri pusing
( Face front by turning left ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Mahadap kablakang kakanan pusing
( Face Back by tuning right ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

From back :
Bergerk kakiri bertigatiga kakanan pusing
( Face left by turning right ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Bergerk kakanan bertigatiga kakiri pu sing
( Face right by turning left ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Mahadap kahadapan kablakang pu sing
( Face front by turning 180° ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

From Left :
Bergerk kakanan bertigatiga kablakang pusing
( Face right by turning 180° ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Mahadap kahadapan kakanan pusing
( Face front by turning right ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Mahadap kablakang kakiri pu sing
( Face back by turning left ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Sizing :
Yang tinggi kakanan rendah kakiri dalam satu barisan paras
( Height arrangement,tallest on the right ; Timing : 1 c 1 c 123 )

Dari kanan angkat dua bilang
( Shout Satu dua from the right ; Timing : satu,dua,…)

Nombil ganjil satu langkah kahadapan nombil genab satu langkah kablakang gerak
( Odd no. take 1 step forward,even no. take 1 step backword ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Orang Yang diseblalah kanan diam.Nombil ganjil kakanan nombil genab kakiri barisan kakanan dan kakiri pu sing
( Right marker diam.Odd no. turn right,even no. take left ; Timing : 1 c 1 )

Jadikan tiga barisan cepat jalan
( Form into 3 ranks ; Timing : left,left,left,right,…)
Pacing :
( no. of steps ) langkah ( direction ) Gerak

Marching Drills :
Dari kanan/kiri/tengah cepat jalan
( March on quick time ; Timing : left,left,left,right,…)

Berhenti
( Halt ; Timing : c 1 b )

Kablakang pusing
( Turn 180 on march ; Timing : c TLV )

Kakiri/kakanan pusing
( Turn 90 to the left/right on march ; Timing : c b )

Dari kiri/kanan kiri/kanan belok
( Left/Right wheel ; Timing : left,left,left,right,…)

Menbri hormat semasan berjalan hormat kahadapan hormat
( Salute to front on march ; Timing : c 1 b c up c cut c up c cut c turn c b c left,..)

Menbri hormat semasan berjalan hormat kakanan/kakiri hormat
( Salute to right/left on march ; Timing : c up 2 3 4 5 cut,left,…)

Pandan kakanan/kakiri/kahadapan Pandan
( Eyes right/left/front ; Timing : c up/c cut )

Hentak Kaki Cepat Hentak
( March stationary ; Timing : left…,left…,left…,right..,..)

Maju
( From Mark time to quick time ; Timing : c 1 b )

Tukar langkah semasan berjalan tukar
( Change foot ; Timing : c b )

Baton Drill :
Hormat Polis Hormat
( Baton Salute ; Timing : 1 c 1 c 1 )

Keluarkan chaota rehatkan diri
( Take baton out of frog ; Timing : 1 c 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cut )

Sarongkan chaota rehatkan diri
( Put baton back into frog ; Timing : 1 c 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 cut )

Rifle

English :High port Malay :Julang senja....ta
English :Arms over shoulder Malay :Sendeng senja....ta
English :Put down arms from ground Malay :Baring senja....ta
English :Take up arms from ground Malay :Angkat senja....ta
English :Presenting arms (saluting) Malay :Hormat senja....ta
English :Flip up arms Malay :Turun senja....ta
English :Lower arms Malay :Rusok senja....ta
English :From fast mach to slow Malay :Tukar langkah, jalan perlahan jalan
English :From slow march to fash march Malay :tukar langkah, jalan cepat jalan

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FORMAT FOR NPCC CEREMONIAL PARADES
provided by Oon Jun Long

1. Functions:
a. Official Opening of new school/building
b. Founder’s Day, Speech Day, Anniversary
c. National Day Celebration
d. Total Defence Day
e. Sports Day, etc.

2. Location:
a. Car Park
b. Basketball Court
c. Playing field/quadrangle
d. Any other suitable place

3. Number of Contingents:
a. Only Guard-of-Honour Contingent
b. Guard-of-Honour Contingent and Supporting blocks (uniform or non-uniform.)

4. Number of participants in each contingent:
a. Guard of Honour
- 30 (Minimum), 36 or 42 (Maximum), must be in multiples of
6
b. Supporting Contingent
- Number should be lesser than that in the GOH contingent.
c. School band (If any)

5. Parade Personnel:
a. Parade Commander:
An officer or Cadet Inspector. Rank of a Parade Commander should
be the same or higher than that of other participants.
b. Parade 2 I/C and Supernumerary:
Optional
c. Contingent Commander:
One for each Contingent
d. Parade markers:
Two, one on left of dais for “Eyes Right” and the other one on the
right of dais for “Eyes Front” for parade with march past.

6. Attire:
a. Guard of Honour Contingent
i. Ceremonial Dress (Optional)
ii. Working Dress (Officers at parade should not wear bush-jacket)
b. Supporting Contingent - Working dress

7. Weapons:
a. Guard of Honour
i. In Ceremonial Dress (Dress Number 1)
- Sword (Parade Commander/Supernumerary of CI rank and
above)
- Rifle with sling preferably at Rusok (Cadets)
ii. In Working dress
- Cane (Parade Commander/Supernumerary)
- Rifle with sling preferably at Rusok/baton (cadets)

b. Supporting Contingent
i. Cane or free hand (Contingent Commander)
ii. Baton or free hand (Cadets)

8. Salutes:
a. Principal (optional)
b. MOE Representative (Band does not play)
c. Reviewing Officers (Band plays General Salute)

NOTE:
i. Reviewing Officer is given the second General Salute if only there is no March Past.
ii. The Command “Hormat Panglima” is given to the Reviewing Officer who is a member of Parliament or above.
iii. The command “Hormat Polis” is given only to the Reviewing Officer who is a Police Officer holding the rank of Commissioner or Deputy Commissioner.
iv. For Hormat Senjata, preferably from Rusok.

9. March On:
a. No necessity for Right markers to take up position first.
b. Supporting Contingents to march on first followed by the Guard of Honour (Action by Parade Commander / Parade 2 I/C)
c. Advisable for contingents to halt on reaching respective positions (Action by Contingent Commander)
d. Contingent Commanders to march beside respective contingent
e. Parade markers to march on and take up positions then command for Guard of Honour to march on if given.

10. Dressing (Action by Parade Commander or PC 2 I/C):
a. Supporting Contingents: Close order, shoulder dressing (Arms length)
b. Guard of Honour
i. Close order in 3 ranks, shoulder dressing. (For inspection of front rank only for all contingent)
ii. open order in 2 ranks (Back rank open order) and elbow dressing (For inspection of both ranks)
11. Handling over of parade to Parade Commander (Optional)

12. Inspection:
a. Maximum of 4 persons including Guard of Honour
b. Parade Commander walking beside and slightly behind the Guest of Honour and keeping in steps.
c. At the end of inspection, Parade Commander to stop immediately after the last person and wait for the Guest of Honour to stand in front of him before saluting and thanking him.

13. March past:
a. Parade Commander and Contingent Commander to lend their respective contingents.
b. Except for right markers, all others to do “Eyes Right”
c. All commander to salute except parade Personnel carrying sword to do eyes right.
d. Parade markers to march off after last contingent has marched past.

14. Hint:
a. Parade should not be made to form up too early, maximum of 3 minutes’ wait between arrivals of VVIPS to be given salute
b. Fanfare (if any) for Guest of Honour should be timed to stop as soon as he / she is on the dais.
c. Except for getting the parade ready for the March Past, all commands should be given facing front.
d. parade Commander to accompany Guest of Honour from dais for inspection.
e. the calling out of timing should not be to loud
f. Parade Commander standing very close to the Guest of Honour should not shout when:
i. Inviting the Guest of honour to inspect the Guard of Honour
ii. Requesting permission for march Past.
g. cadets receiving prizes in the hall need not wear head-dress
h. First aider should should be on duty to evacuate causalities.

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Muster Parade

A parade should start with the inspection of Uniform for all level.
If a cadet wishes to either join or leave a parade, the cadet should ask permission
from the squad commander.
Cadets should not walk across a parade ground when drill is taking place when
they are not involved.
Arrange the squads in proper order before the officers arrive.
The squad must be well disciplined in the parade square.

Formation

There must be a change of Parade Commander during weekly parade.
Each P.C. must be in his best attire.
Make sure that the parade is arranged in this way:-

Those who are not in uniform
NPG1
NPB1
NPG2
NPB2
NPG3
NPB3
NP4

Dais

Being a Parade Commander
1. The PC must be informed one week in advance
2. The PC must know the procedure well
3. The PC must also know what is the programme for the day
4. Every movement by a PC at a parade square must be smart and sharp. Sedia yourself after the officer had sedia himself/ Turn to your left or right so as not to let your backside face the officer.
5. The PC must memorise the NPCC pledge
6. The PC must collect all the attendance file from the squad commanders and know how to fill in the unit register.
The next PC will be informed in a week advance by the Head Training. The procedure will be then brief to him. The programme for the day will be given to the PC after a meeting by the training members with the knowledge of an officer. The Head of Training or Division IC will teach the PC how to fill the unit register on the day itself.

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Current NCOs of Area 2 yishun sec
from the top

~NCO Adnan~

From left to right
~Sgt Qaiyuum~
~Sgt Shanon ~
~Sgt Wei Yang~
~Sgt Sabreena~
~Sgt Shahida~

on the bottom of the picture is our YSS President
~Sgt Paaven~

all their post are at the side do look around

picture of our YSS unit EX and present NCOs
CI eunos holding the school flag & SI