Training, training, and training!

After a long day of activities which marked the end of our school curriculum week, I believe that all of you are feeling really tired. But as the saying goes, "You reap what you sow." At the end of all these trainings, no matter how tough, you guys will be the ones who have matured and learnt from your experiences! :)

Sec. 2s, your CLs are really hoping that you can put in more effort for our weekly activities. Yes, drills may be boring for some of you, and PT can be extremely exhausting. But we do hope to change those perceptions and help you to learn more fun and interesting stuff every week; If we complete what we have to do faster for the day, then we can have more RTs, and games, etc. If we have to revise old syllabus every activity, both of us won't stand to gain anything.

Aside that, as what we have mentioned, you guys will have to earn your L/Cpl rank and 3rd Class Drill Badge, by showing that you're capable of doing good drills. For your Campcraft Badge, it'll be given after the tent-pitching component is done.

Apart from that, let's look at the photos! (:

Weekly muster parade, with lots of ranks & badges awarded! 

Congratulations to the Sec. 3 Squad for their CSSP badges! :) 

Our flag-bearer, Yu Xiang.

Congratulations to Carmen and him on being awarded the S/Sgt rank! :)

Ker Hian, who received the L/Cpl, 3rd Class Drill Badge and Campcraft Badge.

Work hard, jiayou! ;)

Marching, marching. 

Closing your eyes? Hmm. 

Closing your eyes too? 

Can you guess what they're doing? 

Great job to you guys for surviving baton drills, with closed eyes! 

Bowline training.

Pioneering? 

Bowline again!

More knots. 

Flagstaff training. 

Structure's almost done! 

Final touches... 

Everyone hard at work. 

First PT of the year for Sec. 2s! 

Stretchhh. 

Crunches, to burn off those calories from CNY goodies.

 Lined up and ready.

Run, run, RUN!

Going around the school. 

Campcraft team's personalised PT! 

Of course, stretches first. 

Reflecting on the day's training.

Lastly, congratulations once again to all rank & badge recipients!

A Successful R. Drive!

First and foremost, let's congratulate everyone on our efforts during the second round of Recruitment Drive today! We're proud to announce that approximately 45 Sec. 1s have indicated their interest in total, a combined number from the previous drive and today's. (Exact number to come soon!) And hope that you Sec. 1s have enjoyed the mini-activities specially just for you all!

Well done everyone!

As CNY (Chinese New Year) celebrations fall on Friday this week, our unit had the weekly activity on Wednesday today.

To the Sec. 2s, please practice the basic movements of Quick March (Marching), and Halt at home during your leisure time. We will resume drill practice only in 3 - 4 weeks time. In upcoming activities, you guys will be  learning tent-pitching, and completing the last component of your Campcraft badge. (: (Do view the YouTube videos whose links can be found on the WordPress, or approach your CLs if you need to clear any doubts!)

Enough talking, let the pictures do it.

 A display of our awards and ranks & badges to offer.

Our booth display.

Our prominently displayed banners.

1 of the activities enjoyed by Sec. 1s... 

Everyone had to connect dowel poles to roll the ball into a bottle... 

Sign up, sign up, sign up! 

Chairman Yu Xiang stopping for a pose! 

Learning by the lake.

Or rather, drilling by the lake!

Ex-CLs Kai Xiong and Yen Ling!

Happy Chinese New Year to everyone!

First official training of 2012!

Good evening everyone! :)

CCHS(M) NPCC held its first official unit training for the year 2012 yesterday, on 13 January. Being the first activity, we'd had a talk conducted by OC Unit, Mdm. Latifah on goals and expectations, UOPA, and what to look forward to, etc.

It was back to CLTC as usual for the Sec. 3s, while the Sec. 2s spent the afternoon interacting with their CLs and also Miss Teo (TO IC for Sec. 2 Squad).

In addition, we had our first round of recruitment drive as well! Unlike previous years, we set up a booth during the first hours of training to recruit our dear potential Sec. 1s. Response was great, kudos to everyone!

Let's put in a greater effort as well next Wed. for our next round, together as a Unit!

Our first muster parade of the year! 

Pledge-Taking 

CLs-in-training Squad. 

Guess who? 

Sec. 2 Squad

Smile! (:

Ex-CL Kai Xiong dropped by as well.

 Our Deputy OC Unit, Mr. Tan

We want you. Join us today!

Hey Sec. 1s!

Whether you're here because you have a really strong interest to join our one big family here at NPCC, or simply because you're just dropping by because you received our pamphlet, we hope to take a minute of your time to take a look through here at what we have to offer to YOU!

Think NPCC is nothing but drills, drills, and more drills? Think again.

As promised in the pamphlet, we guarantee YOU the chance to experience all, if not most of the activities that have been listed. And loads, loads more!

For those who are new to the organisation of NPCC, we are the only uniformed youth organisation to be closely affiliated with the Singapore Police Force, and to date we have nearly 18,000 members.

No experiences with uniformed groups before? Never felt that you're fit? Worried that NPCC will be too tough for females? Fret not! We welcome anyone to join our family here at CCHMS NPCC, so long as you have the passion!

So what are YOU still waiting for? Drop by our booth on this Friday (13 January), or next Wednesday (18 January) to see first-hand the trainings that we have, and all the fun! And stand to win attractive prizes for our mini-games!

For more information, visit http://cchmsnpcc.wordpress.com/ and http://www.npcc.gov.sg/. (P.S. Do take a second to vote in our poll at the right-hand side of the blog! Thanks!)

We guarantee nothing but the greatest experiences of your lifetime!

2012. A new year. A fresh beginning.

Hey Cadets!

As we enter the new year of 2012, let us take this time to reflect upon ourselves on what we wish to achieve in this year, both academically and in NPCC.

For our youngest batch of cadets, formerly Sec. 1s, and now Sec. 2s, you’re no longer the most junior squad when the Sec. 1s of 2012 are recruited really soon! This means that your fellow CLs will be expecting higher standards from you. :) In terms of drills, campcraft, etc, you’ll be covering the next levels, having learnt the foundation last year.

And to the current batch of Sec. 3s (CLTs): Your squad’s the 2^nd-most senior squad in the unit and in less than half a year’s time, all of you will be running the unit as CLs together! Strive the best of standards, and when the going gets tough, the tough gets going. Don’t give up!

Let’s all start the year on a fresh note! Happy New Year to all once again! :)

September Holiday Training Programme, 2011-09-07, 2011-09-09 Cue Table

Good evening to all,

Please click the following links to the files as attached.


September Holiday Training Programme


07 September 2011 Cue Table


09 September 2011 Cue Table

Dear All,

Issues 2 - 4 for Weekly Chronicles are now available for view!