Annual Report 2010 - National Police Cadet Corps

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National Police Cadet Corps
Annual Report 2010
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Our Mission
To develop our Cadets
into Caring
and
Responsible Citizens.
Our Vision
To mould the Builders of a Safe and Secure Home
Our Beliefs
In accordance with our Mission, we believe in:
Developing Leaders with Character & Values
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.
Building Bonds with SPF
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.
Showing Care & Concern to Others
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.
Facing Challenges & Achieving Excellence
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
challenges.
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CONTENTS
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NPCC Day Message 2010
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13th NPCC Council Organisation Structure
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NPCC Headquarters Organisation Structure
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Human Resource
- Membership Strength
- Units Strength
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Training & Development
- Cadet Training
- Sea Units Training
- Cadet Inspector Training
- Officers Training
- Overseas Educational Visits
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Parades
- National Police Cadet Corps Annual Parade
- National Day Parade
- Singapore Youth Festival
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Competitions
- Campcraft Competition
- Inter-Area Project-Based Competition
- Inter-Unit .22 Revolver Shooting Competition
- Inter-Area.38 Revolver Shooting Competition
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Events & Functions
- Assistant Commandants Retreat
- Workplan Seminar
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Awards & Achievements
- Unit Overall Proficiency Award
- Promotion & Award Presentation Ceremony
- SPF-NPCC Badge Presentation Ceremony
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NPCC DAY MESSAGE 2010
MESSAGE FROM MR CHARLES CHONG
CHAIRMAN, NPCC COUNCIL
Dear Officers and Cadets of NPCC
1.
Today, we celebrate the founding of the National Police Cadet Corps
(NPCC). It’s my pleasure to share this joyous occasion with all of you. The Corps
has come a long way since its inception in 1959. With a membership of 20,000,
NPCC today remains a popular uniformed group in our schools. Our success did not happen by chance.
It is the result of the efforts of our founders as well as the hard work and dedication of our members,
past and present. Having celebrated its golden jubilee in 2009, NPCC is eager to embark on its journey
to the next milestone.
2.
In a recent announcement, the Ministry of Education revealed its intention to implement a new
framework in order to enhance the development of 21st century competencies in our students. This
move is necessary to better prepare our students to thrive in a fast-changing and highly-connected
world. It aims to nurture every child into a confident person, a self-directed learner, a concerned
citizen and an active contributor. Hence, MOE will be placing greater emphasis on these competencies
through the academic curriculum and Co-Curricular Activities (CCAs).
3.
In this respect, I am confident that NPCC is well-positioned to complement the schools’ effort in
nurturing our students to thrive in the 21st century environment. Many aspects of NPCC programmes
are already geared towards developing the faculties of mind, heart and soul of the cadets as well as to
imbue in them important values such as loyalty, integrity, responsibility, civic consciousness, sense of
righteousness, team spirit and care for others. In addition, its rigorous outdoor adventure training aims
to develop cadets’ physical and mental resilience as well. We instil in our young cadets the importance
of playing our role as the builders of a safe and secure home. Training programmes such as Police
Knowledge, Homefront Security and Total Defence serve to raise the awareness of cadets on matters
relating to safety and security. Such exposure places our cadets an edge above many and they, in turn,
share what they have learnt with their families and friends. All these programmes have provided NPCC
with a strong foundation in developing our youths. NPCC will build on this foundation and work with
MOE to strengthen the development of 21st century skills.
4.
We should not allow ourselves to bask in the glory and successes of our past. Instead, we
should continue to seek new breakthroughs. As NPCC transits to the next milestone, new horizons with
endless possibilities are presented. The years ahead will bring not just exciting opportunities, but also
new challenges. NPCC must continue to innovate and adapt to the changing environment in order to
stay relevant in today’s society. It will continue to strive to deliver programmes with high learning
value. To this end, NPCC will adopt a two-pronged approach – firstly, to consolidate and strengthen its
foundation and secondly, to explore new horizons.
5.
Well-built systems, policies and processes are critical success factors which form the foundation
upon which NPCC builds its future. Past generations of NPCC members have laid a solid foundation. As
our operating environment constantly changes, so too must we evolve in order to keep pace. This is
akin to building a skyscraper. The structure must first have a solid foundation before it can hold the
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tons of steel and concrete piled high into the sky. Much effort has been made in recent years to ensure
sound policies and procedures are put in place. Directives in the area of administration, discipline,
human resource and training were promulgated to streamline processes. Members can expect such
efforts to continue as a way to strengthen our foundation.
6.
On the training front, the NPCC 6As Learning Path will continue to be the beacon that guides
the development of its training programmes. Similar effort is also being made to enhance the capacity
of our teacher-officers, youth leaders and cadets. In 2009, NPCC produced its very own corporate video
and the 50th anniversary coffee table book. A Drill Instructional Video and Manual was also made and
distributed to the school units. Feedback on these resources has been encouraging. Members can look
forward to more developments this year such as the introduction of the Cadet Leaders’ Drill Course,
the Cadet’s Handbook and the Facilitator’s Guide. Existing training courses will also be enhanced in
both content as well as training delivery. New overseas training programmes will also be explored with
the aim to widen the horizon of our members.
7.
Apart from ensuring that NPCC training remains relevant and enriching, training activities
should also be fun and interesting. Learning must be engaging regardless of the level of participation.
Fond memories of one’s experience in NPCC will last a lifetime. As teacher-officers, you can ignite the
passion in your cadets. In fact, there are members who have devoted a large part of their lives, growing
up with NPCC as a cadet, volunteering as a Cadet Inspector or Honorary Officer with some taking up
the appointment of NPCC teacher-officers eventually. I am sure NPCC must have struck a chord in the
hearts of these individuals. As such, I would like to challenge NPCC Officers to continue to come up
with creative ways to engage our cadets so that they will enjoy learning and find a fulfilling experience
in their 4 to 5 years journey with the NPCC. For the cadets, I encourage you to seize every opportunity
to learn new skills and foster friendships that will last a lifetime.
8.
Endless possibilities lie ahead. We must dare to dream and try out new initiatives. This is the
attitude that we must adopt in order to remain at the forefront of knowledge, innovation and skills and
to give the best for our cadets. To achieve this outcome, all members of the Corps must work together
as one!
9.
Today, as you renew your pledge of loyalty to serve NPCC with pride and dignity, do think of the
outcome that you want to achieve in your journey with the NPCC. Continue to engage yourself in the
multi-faceted NPCC training programme, acquire the values and skills that will see you through life.
Leverage on opportunities to enrich your experience so that one day you will look back to your days in
NPCC with fond memories of fun and camaraderie.
10.
In conclusion, I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere appreciation to the
school leaders, Assistant Commandants, teacher-officers, police officers, honorary officers, cadet
inspectors and volunteers for their invaluable contributions, unwavering commitment and dedication
to the Corps. We look forward to your continued support in the development of our cadets in the years
ahead. Finally, I wish to extend my best wishes to all officers and cadets. I am confident that an exciting
and fruitful year awaits you and NPCC.
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Thank you.
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13 th National Police Cadet Corps Council
Organisation Structure
Mr Charles Chong
COL Chris Tan
Dir ect or
Civil Def ence
Academy, SC DF
Chairman
COL N Subhas
Dir ect or
Public Af fair s
Depar tment, SC DF
(January – July 2010)
COL Yazid Abdullah
Dir ect or
Public Af fair s
Depar tment, SC DF
(July – D ecember 2010)
DAC Sam Tee
Dy Commander
Police Coast
Guard, S PF
MP for Pasir Ris Punggol
GRC
Ong Kim Soon
Dy Dir ect or
Co-Curricular
Activities, M OE
Wendy Lim
Dy Dir ect or
School East,
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Co-Curricular
Activities, M OE
Ong Kock Hua
Principal
Chung Cheng High
School (Yishun)
M ary Bay-Chua
Principal
Bartley Secondary
School
Wong Lok Oon
Principal
Si Ling Secondary
School
Susan Leong
Principal
Ander son Junior
College
AC Zuraidah
Dy Chairman
Commander Training
Command
Singapore Police Force
Lak Pati Singh
Principal
St Patr ick School
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National Police Cadet Corps Headquarters
Organisation Structure
Supt Rosalind Khoo
DSP Chua Heok Teck
A/ASP (NPCC) Neo Zhu Lin
Head Corporate
Services
Head Administration &
Finance
P/Insp (NPCC) Soh Bee Leng
Head Training (Development)
A/DSP (NPCC) Tan Yaw J in
Head Training (Field)
H/Insp (NP CC) Song Chee Kian
Head Human Resource
A/DSP (NPCC) Sandy Wong
Head Operations
Commandant NPCC
Balakrishnan Gopal
Sea Liaison Officer
Sgt Muham ad Faizal
Bin Ahmand
Field Instruc tor
Chin Phui Fah
CSO Registry
A/ASP (NPCC) Tan Soh Meng
Head Training (Field)
SI Henry Toh
Dy Camp W arden
Patrick Lourdes
SSSgt Sng Chee Wei
Supervisor General
Supervisor Field
Office
Instructor
Chng Yeow Hooi
Nazli Mohd Salleh
Chan Mew Lan
Administr ation Officer
CSO Finance
CSO Leave & Stationery
Ng Kim Kuan
CSO Personnel
Juhairi Bin Sikin
Camp Resilience Staff
S S Gt N g S e e S e n g
Field Instruc tor
Azhar Bin Suboh
Camp Resilience Staff
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HUMAN RESOURCE
Membership Strength
The table below shows the figures of Cadet Inspectors, Honorary Officers and Teacher Officers over the
past three years:
CATEGORY
2008
2009
2010
Cadet (Sec 1 – Sec 5)
18,885
17,887
16,803
Cadet Inspector
1,714
662
598
Honorary Instructor
51
54
58
Honorary Officer
423
297
176
Teacher Officer
840
883
576
Units Strength
The number of NPCC Units in 2010 sits at 154 while the number of Open Units remains at 2 – National
University of Singapore and National Technological University of Singapore.
CATEGORY
2008
2009
2010
School Units
155
155
154
Open Units
2
2
2
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TRAINING & DEVELOPMENT
1. CADET TRAINING
The National Police Cadet Corps always
strives
to enhance
and
revamp training
programmes in order to stay abreast and to ensure that cadets have ample opportunities to cultivate
their creativity and nurture their innovations as well as develop their leadership skills, resilience,
physical and mental strength.
Law Enforcement
Course
Number of Participants
Anti-Narcotics
1908
Police Knowledge
2333
HomeFront Security
2322
National Education
Course
Civil Defence
2412
Leadership
Course
Leadership Mentoring Skills Course
2100
Cadet Leader Drill Course
254
Resilience
Courses
Level
No. of Participants
Secondary 1 Camp
Sec 1
3216
Adventure Training Camp/
Sec 2/3
5396
Sec 4
4467
Survival Training Camp
High Ropes Challenge
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2. SEA UNIT TRAINING
The Sea Unit Training for the year 2010 includes Basic
Seamanship,
Basic
Coastal
Navigation,
Maritime
Communication and Maritime Policing Operations.
To
enhance training opportunities the units visit Police Coast
Guard on a regular basis.
The training involves both
classroom sessions and practical lessons at sea.
Sea Unit Combined Training – HQ Level
Courses
Level
No. of Participants
Sea Survival Training
Sec I
40
HK-MP5-A4 (Marksman Shoot)
Sec II
40
M16S1 (Marksman Shoot)
Navigation Sortie (Eastern Sector)
Sec IV
Sec II
15
17
Navigation Sortie (Eastern Sector)
Weapons Intro & Handling Training (HK-MP5-A4)
Sec III
Sec I
45
37
Weapons Intro & Handling Training (M16S1)
Sec III
25
Rafting (Seamanship)
Sec II
30
Maritime & Land based Courses - Unit Level
Courses
No. of Participants
Basic Seamanship
130
Basic Coastal Navigation
Maritime Communication
130
130
Maritime Policing Operations
130
Sea Survival Training
The training was conducted on the 13 Mar 2010 in Loyang
Regional Base- Police Coast Guard. A total of 40 cadets from
Springfield and Raffles Girls’ School successfully completed the
course. The course included practical lessons on life saving
appliances like proper donning of life vest, activating a liferaft,
Water Confidence Jump, boarding a liferaft and using a lifebuoy
to affect rescue.
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Navigation Sortie – Eastern Sector
The training was conducted on board a chartered vessel on the 26 May 2010 in the Eastern Johor
Straits leading into Serangoon Harbour and Nenas Channel. A total of 62 cadets participated in the
sortie. Besides plotting exercises and identification of salient landmarks, buoys and beacons the cadets
were involved in a shipwreck exercise conducted in Camp Resilience, Pulau Ubin. The exercises ended
well with cadets achieving the training outcomes which were set for them.
Rafting
The rafting training was conducted on the 17 Sep 10
in Loyang Regional Base- Police Coast Guard. 30
cadets from Springfield and Raffles Girls’ School
successfully completed the course.
They had to
plan, construct and row an improvised raft. During
the construction phase the cadets have to consider
watertight integrity and buoyancy in relation to
weight distribution.
In order to secure the raft
properly the cadets’ ropework skills were an
essential
component. The cadets worked relentlessly and their efforts
were well coordinated. The rafts were well constructed as
none of the rafts came undone while at sea. Great work
from the Secondary II Sea cadets!
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Visit to Police Coast Guard – Brani Base
Sea cadets from Secondary III visited the Police Coast Guard,
Brani Base on the 3 Jun 10. 12 cadets from Raffles Girls’
School and 20 cadets from Springfield Secondary School
attended the visit. The visit includes PCG Corporate Video
show. Tour onboard a PH Class Cutter craft, Integrated
Tactical Training Centre and the Boarding and Search Trainer.
The entire visit lasted about 4 hours. The cadets were given
an insight of the role and functions of a Police Coast Guard officer and its training facilities. The cadets
also understood the importance of strict boarder controls at sea.
3. CADET INSPECTORS TRAINING
Cadet Inspector Basic Training Course (CIBTC) was
conducted twice, in June and December every year, of
which 53 and 136 Cadet Inspectors were trained
respectively. The Guest of Honour for the Investiture
Ceremony for 78th CIBTC was Mr Ng Han Ming,
Assistant Director Uniformed Group, Ministry of
Education. A Passing out Parade was held for 79th
CIBTC at the Unity Square in Home Team Academy,
the Guest of Honour for the parade is Commandant
NPCC, Supt Rosalind Khoo.
This course trained these youth leaders to be able to
lead with a strong mind and to be equipped with the
skill and knowledge, as well as to develop character
and instill values in them so that they are able to assist
officers and guide the cadets in their units with their
utmost capabilities.
78TH NPCC CIBTC BATON AWARD (BEST TRAINEE)
Lee Hui Ling
79TH NPCC CIBTC BATON AWARD (BEST TRAINEE)
Nur Hazlinda Bte Johairi
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4. OFFICERS TRAINING
OFFICER BASIC TRAINING COURSE
The 66th NPCC Officers Basic Training Course (OBTC) aims to provide
trainings for teacher officers who are assigned to take up the role of
mentoring the NPCC Unit in their schools. A total of 95 teachers
from
schools
around
Singapore
attended
OBTC
2010
from 01.11.2010 to 16.11.2010 at the Home Team
Academy and Camp Resilience.
Through the course, teachers acquaint themselves
with their role & responsibilities in NPCC and learn
the skill and knowledge related to the trainings of
their cadets.
NPCC BLACK CANE AWARD (BEST TRAINEE)
Najib Siddik
Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
HONORARY OFFICER BASIC TRAINING COURSE
The 34th NPCC Honorary Officers Basic Training Course (HOBTC)
was conducted from 27.12.2010 to 07.01.2011 at Home Team
Academy and Camp Resilience. 27 Honorary Officers completed
the course and were formally appointed in February 2011. They
were trained in all matters pertaining to NPCC trainings and
were also given
many
opportunities to
accustom
themselves to their roles and responsibilities as Honorary Officers
of the Corps.
NPCC BLACK CANE AWARD (BEST TRAINEE)
Mohamed Fadzil Bin Mohamed Hisum
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4. OVERSEAS EDUCATIONAL VISITS
Overseas Educational Visit to the Royal Malaysia Police (31 May – 4 June 2010)
The Overseas Educational Visit to the Royal Malaysia Police &
Police Cadet Corps (Malaysia) is an annual event organized by
NPCC HQ for Secondary 2 cadets from the various NPCC units.
Our cadets have a chance to interact with the local Police
Cadet Corps (Malaysia) to exchange their experiences and
culture. Bonding and Friendship were established. The
exchange of ideas, knowledge and co-curriculum skills help to
build up the capacity of our cadets as well as the officers.
Venue: Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur
Head of Delegation
: Jane Lee Mun Sum
No. of Secondary 2 Cadets
No. of Cadet Inspector(s)
: 20 Female, 20 Male
: 1 Female, 1 Male
No. of Officer
: 1 Staff Officer, 1 SPF Officer, 1 Teacher Officer, 1 Assistant Commandant
Objectives:
-
Develop Long-term relationship with the Police Cadet Corps (PCC) and its parent organization the Royal
Malaysia Police (RMP)
Better understanding of similar foreign Police-Youth setup for possible future collaboration in
developing exciting training programme for NPCCC Cadets and volunteers.
Provide opportunity for Singapore youth to understand the work of foreign Police-Youth establishment,
interact with youths of other culture and gain an insight into their ways of life
Place of Visits:
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
o
Malacca Central Police Head Quarters
Putrajaya Police Head Quarters
Horse Unit
Marine Base
Asean Sculptor Garden
National Mosque & Jamek Masjid
Pusat Latihan Police (PULAPOL)
Police Museum
Central Market
Malaysia Royal Palace
Photo taking outside KLCC
Maktab Forensic
Mid Valley Mega Mall
Putrajaya City
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Overseas Educational Visit to Hong Kong Junior Police Call (JPC) & Macau Flying Eagle Association
(22 – 28 November 2010)
The Overseas Educational Visit to the Hong Kong Junior Police Call (JPC) & Macau Flying Eagle Association is an
annual event organized by NPCC HQ for Secondary 3 cadets from the various NPCC units.
This trip provides officers, Cadet Inspectors and Cadets an invaluable platform to gain more insights to our Hong
Kong and Macau Counterpart’s trainings and operations. Cadets have gained more knowledge of people and
their culture as well as forged good friendship with youths beyond our shores. This unique experience was
indeed a memorable one to each and everyone on board this journey.
Venue: Hong Kong, Macau
Head of Delegation: Tan Yaw Jin, Head Training
(Field)
No. of Secondary 3 Cadets Involved: 18 Female, 16
Male
No. of Cadet Inspector(s): 1 Female, 1 Male
No. of Officer: 1 Staff Officer, 1 SPF Officer and 2
Teacher Officers
Place of Visits:
o
o
Avenue of Stars
Hong Kong Police HQ
o
Central Police Station
o
Police College
o
Police Sports & Recreation Club
(PSRC)
o
Police Dog Unit
o
Police Marine Port Base
o
Cheung Chau JPC Club House
o
Exchange programme with JPC
Members
o
Macau Customs
o
Macau Fire Service Museum
o
Macau Flying Eagles Association Campsite
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Macau Thousand Teens Parade (01 -04 April 2010)
NPCC was invited to take part in Macau Flying Eagles Association Thousand Teens Parade 2010 in
commemoration of the 10th year anniversary of the Association. Students from 5 places: Singapore, Korea, PRC
Zhuhai, Hongkong and Macau gathered to put up cultural and drill performances on 3 April 2010. A round of
selection was conducted in Singapore by NPCC HQ to choose the PDS from Bowen Secondary School to
represent NPCC in this memorable event.
Venue: Macau
Head of Delegation
: Freddie Tan Soh Meng
Participating School
: Bowen Secondary School
No. of cadets
: 26
No. of trainers
:3
No. of teacher officers : 2
Participating Countries : Macau SAR, Hong Kong SAR,
Guangzhou Baiyun District, Guangxi Hezhou, Korea and
Singapore
Place of Visits:
o
Heritage tour to St Paul Monument
o
Grand Prix Museum
o
o
Parade performance at the Forum
Campfire with all participating areas students
o
Sports carnival with all participating students
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PARADES
1. National Police Cadet Corps Annual Parade
Preview
: 03 April 2010
Actual Parade
: 17 April 2010
Reviewing Officer
: Mr S Iswaran
Senior Minister of State
Ministry of Trade & Industry and
Ministry of Education
Number of Units (GOH Contingent)
: 44
Number of Units (Supporting Contingent)
: 110
Besides the parade segment, there were also performances put up to enthrall the strong supporting
crowd of 3000. Cadets from Yusof Ishak Secondary School NPCC Band put up a wonderful band display
performance and Ms Juliana Lee from CHIJ St Joseph’s Convent
captures the audience attention with her impressive solo song
performance.
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Guard-of-Honour Contingents
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Supporting & Flag Contingents
Admiralty Secondary School
Anderson Secondary School
Woodlands Ring Secondary School
Anglican High School
Woodlands Secondary School
Bartley Secondary School
Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)
Xinmin Secondary School
Bukit Panjang Government High School
Assumption English School
Yio Chu Kang Secondary School
Catholic High School
Bedok North Secondary School
Yishun Secondary School
Cedar Girls' Secondary School
Bedok South Secondary School
Yuan Ching Secondary School
CHIJ St Joseph's Convent
Bedok View Secondary School
Yuhua Secondary School
Chung Cheng High School (Main)
Boon Lay Secondary School
Yusof Ishak Secondary School
Crescent Girls' School
Bowen Secondary School
Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
Deyi Secondary School
Bukit Batok Secondary School
Ang Mo Kio Secondary School
Dunearn Secondary School
Chai Chee Secondary School
Balestier Hill Secondary School
Dunman High School
Chestnut Drive Secondary School
Beatty Secondary School
Fajar Secondary School
Christ Church Secondary School
Bedok Green Secondary School
Fuchun Secondary School
Clementi Town Secondary School
Bedok Town Secondary School
Greendale Secondary School
Commonwealth Secondary School
Bendemeer Secondary School
Greenridge Secondary School
Evergreen Secondary School
Bishan Park Secondary School
Hong Kah Secondary School
Gan Eng Seng School
Broadrick Secondary School
Hougang Secondary School
Geylang Methodist School (Secondary)
Bukit View Secondary School
Hwa Chong Institution
Greenview Secondary School
Canberra Secondary School
Jurong West Secondary School
Guangyang Secondary School
Changkat Changi Secondary School
Jurongville Secondary School
Hai Sing Catholic School
CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School
Kranji Secondary School
Henderson Secondary School
Choa Chu Kang Secondary School
Manjusri Secondary School
Hua Yi Secondary School
Chong Boon Secondary School
Maris Stella High School
Jurong Secondary School
Chung Cheng High School (Yishun)
Marsiling Secondary School
Loyang Secondary School
Compassvale Secondary School
Montfort Secondary School
MacPherson Secondary School
Coral Secondary School
Nan Hua High School
Nan Chiau High School
Dunman Secondary School
Nanyang Girls’ High School
Naval Base Secondary School
East Spring Secondary School
New Town Secondary School
Ngee Ann Secondary School
East View Secondary School
Orchid Park Secondary School
North Vista Secondary School
Fuhua Secondary School
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School
Pasir Ris Secondary School
(Secondary)
Junyuan Secondary School
Pioneer Secondary School
Pei Hwa Secondary School
Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School
Queensway Secondary School
Presbyterian High School
Mayflower Secondary School
Raffles Institution
Queenstown Secondary School
North View Secondary School
Riverside Secondary School
Regent Secondary School
Northbrooks Secondary School
Serangoon Garden Secondary School
River Valley High School
Outram Secondary School
St. Gabriel's Secondary School
Seng Kang Secondary School
Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
Swiss Cottage Secondary School
Serangoon Secondary School
Peicai Secondary School
Victoria School
Springfield Secondary School
Peirce Secondary School
West Spring Secondary School
St Hilda's Secondary School
Ping Yi Secondary School
Westwood Secondary School
St Joseph's Institution
Punggol Secondary School
Woodgrove Secondary School
Tampines Secondary School
Sembawang Secondary School
Yishun Town Secondary School
Tanglin Secondary School
Shuqun Secondary School
Zhonghua Secondary School
Tanjong Katong Secondary School
Siglap Secondary School
Telok Kurau Secondary School
St Patrick's Secondary School
Temasek Secondary School
Tanjong Katong Girls' School
Unity Secondary School
Yuying Secondary School
Whitley Secondary School
Zhenghua Secondary School
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2. National Day Parade
103 cadets from 68 Secondary School NPCC Units participated in the National Day Parade (NDP) 2010. Trainings
commenced since May and lasted till days before the actual NDP. All participants demonstrated great
determination, enthusiasm and perseverance throughout the trainings, previews and actual day!
Supporting Contingents
Woodlands Secondary School
Ang Mo Kio Secondary School
Macpherson Secondary School
Assumption English School
Bedok North Secondary School
Bedok South Secondary School
Mayflower Secondary School
North View Secondary School
Bukit Batok Secondary School
Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
Chestnut Drive Secondary School
CHIJ St. Joseph's Convent
Chua Chu Kang Secondary School
Regent Secondary School
Crescent Girls School
Damai Secondary School
Dunearn Secondary School
East Spring Secondary School
Si Ling Secondary School
Siglap Secondary School
St Hilda's Secondary School
St Margaret's Secondary School
Hillgrove Secondary School
Teck Whye Secondary School
Victoria School
Juying Secondary School
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3. Singapore Youth Festival – Opening Ceremony
Singapore Youth Festival (SYF) 2010 was a feast for the senses as more than 10,000 youths from more
than 70 schools came together to showcase their arts talents and celebrate the achievements of
schools’ diverse arts education. The theme this year was “Torch of Friendship” which exemplifies our
youths’ desire to propagate what is best for self and others.
Leading the Singapore Youth Festival Opening Ceremony Parade Segment was the Guard-of-Honour
contingent from NPCC. The four Guard-of-Honour contingents are made up of cadets from NPCC and
NCC. The nine supporting contingents are made up of cadets from all the nine uniformed groups in
Singapore. A total of 122 schools were involved in this parade. The majority of the participants are
around 14-15 years of age. Around 160 cadets from NPCC were involved in this grand opening of the
annual Singapore Youth Festival.
The Guest-of-Honour for the ceremony was Dr Ng Eng Hen and the Parade Commander for SYF 2010
Opening Ceremony is Cadet Inspector Liew Xia Ri Cain from NPCC. Accompanying the 501 cadets on
the parade grounds was another 151 performers from other schools. The parade was indeed a physical
manifestation of the synergy of passion from our youths today!
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COMPETITIONS
1. CAMPCRAFT COMPETITION
NPCC Campcraft Competition is held once every 2 years. The
objectives of the competition are:
- Encourage team spirit amongst cadets
- Test & Upgrade campcraft skills
- Promote Efficiency in conducting outdoor activities
- Motivate a competitive spirit amongst cadets
In 2010, the preliminary rounds were held on 20 and 27 February 2011 while the final of the
competition was held on 20 March 2010 at Peirce Secondary School. The Guest-of-Honour is
Commandant NPCC Supt Rosalind Khoo. 155 boys units and 134 girls units participated in this biennial
event.
BOYS’ TEAM
GIRLS’ TEAM
Placing
School
Placing
School
1st
Victoria School (Team 1)
1st
2nd
Victoria School (Team 2)
2nd
3rd
3rd
Tanjong Katong Girls’ School
4th
4th
5th
5th
Nanyang Girls’ High School (Team 1)
6th
6th
Cedar Girls’ Secondary School (Team 1)
7th
Maris Stella High School (Team 1)
7th
Nanyang Girls’ High School (Team 2)
8th
Hwa Chong Institution (Team 2)
8th
Crescent Girls’ School (Team 2)
9th
9th
Bowen Secondary School
10th
Nan Hua High School
10th
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2. INTER-AREA PROJECT-BASED COMPETITION
The Inter-Area Project-Based Competition is a
biennial event organized by NPCC HQ to
encourage NPCC cadets to undertake a
research project to identify and solve
problems related to the Safety and Security of
Singapore, Singapore Police Force and/ or
National Police Cadet Corps. A total of 17
teams have competed in the preliminary
rounds. The top five finalists competed in the
finals held on 03 September 2010. The Guestof-Honour for the competition is Mrs Wendy Lim, Deputy Director School East, Ministry of Education.
Placing
Area
Topic
1st
7
Teenage Loan-sharking
2nd
6
Gambling Addiction in Singapore
3rd
5
Cyber-wellness
4th
9
Ways to improve National Security by Involving Youth
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3. INTER-UNIT .22 SHOOTING COMPETITION
The annual Inter-Unit .22 Revolver Shooting Competition was held on 9 July 2010 at Home Team
Academy Range. The Guest-of-Honour for the competition is Mr Loy Chye Meng, Deputy Chief
Executive (Training & Development) Home Team Academy. The results are as follows:
CHAN KAI YAU CHALLENGE TROPHY
(INDIVIDUAL BOYS)
Yan Zhi Yu
Area 15
GOH KIM LEONG CHALLENGE TROPHY
(INDIVIDUAL GIRLS)
Eng Jing Yu
Dunman High School
Area 12
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR HO PENG KEE
CHALLENGE TROPHY (BOYS TEAM)
Hwa Chong Institution Team A
Area 15
KHOO BOON HUI CHALLENGE TROPHY
(GIRLS TEAM)
Dunman High School
Area 12
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4. INTER-AREA .38 SHOOTING COMPETITION
The annual Inter-Unit .38 Revolver Shooting Competition
was held on 4 September 2010 at Home Team Academy
Range. The Guest-of-Honour for the competition is COL
Christopher Tan, Director Civil Defence Academy (CDA). The
results are as follows:
CADET INSPECTORS’ INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP –
BOYS’: NPCC COUNCIL MEMBER CHALLENGE TROPHY
Position
Name
School
Area
1
Leong Jia Hao
3
2
Koh Hui Jie
11
3
Chang Deng Chuan
Whitley Secondary School
4
CADET INSPECTORS’ INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP – GIRLS’: MRS HELEN TAN CHALLENGE
TROPHY
Position
Name
School
1
Pang Zhuang Yi
2
2
Sharon Huin
17
3
Low Jun Min
Nan Chiau High School
7
CADET INSPECTOR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
(MALE)
Position
Area
1
3
2
4
3
20
CADET INSPECTOR TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
(FEMALE)
Position
Area
1
5
2
7
3
9
Area
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OFFICERS’ INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP – MEN’S: NATIONAL CRIME PREVENTION COUNCIL
CHALLENGE TROPHY
Position
Name
School
Area
1
Mohd Ghazali Bin Ibrahim
Bedok Town Secondary School
10
2
Ahmad Mustafa
4
3
Tan Chee Wee
15
OFFICERS’ INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONSHIP – LADIES’: MRS MM JOSEPH CHALLENGE TROPHY
Position
Name
School
1
Yeo Peck Hong
15
2
Chong Siew Foong
1
3
Koh Hwei Miang
1
OFFICERS’ INTER-AREA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP –
MEN’S:
ASSOC
PROF
LAWRENCE
CHIA
CHALLENGE TROPHY
Position
Area
1
15
2
10
3
5
OFFICERS’ INTER-AREA TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP –
LADIES’: MRS S T AMERSINGHE CHALLENGE TROPHY
Position
Area
1
1
2
5
3
2
INTER-ORGANISATION TEAM SHOOT – MR TAN
PUAY KERN CHALLENGE TROPHY
Position
Organisation
1
National Police Cadet Corps HQ
2
National Police Cadet Corps Alumni
3
St John Ambulance Brigade
Area
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EVENTS & FUNCTIONS
1. ASSISTANT COMMANDANTS’ RETREAT
The AC retreat this year was held at MESRC Lounge at Evans Road. Different from previous years, a
keynote speaker - Mrs Helen Tan, who was previously a Staff Officer with NPCC and also the Assistant
Director of Uniformed Groups, CCAB, was invited to share a vast experience on how to propel NPCC
towards the 21CC. A fresh injection of OCs/ DyOCs per area nominated by respective AC also provided
new ideas and inputs to the retreat.
2. WORKPLAN SEMINAR
This year’s NPCC Workplan Seminar was held at Serangoon Gardens Country Club on 30 October 2010.
The theme for the seminar was Developing 21st Century Competencies in Students through the UG
Experience. The Guest-speaker for the event was Assistant Director Uniformed Group, Co-Curricular
Activities, Mr Ng Han Ming who shared with the officers on the 21 CC Model and how these
competencies can be developed through UG experience. More than 200 officers attended this
purposeful and inspiring seminar.
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AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS
1. UNIT OVERALL PROFICIENCY AWARD (UOPA)
The National Police Cadet Corps Unit Overall Proficiency Award (UOPA) is conferred annually. It is
awarded to school units for their outstanding performances in the academic year. All NPCC Secondary
School Units will participate in the assessment process. The UOPA 2009 results were announced on 05
February 2011. A total of 44 units attained the Gold Award, 56 and 40 units attained Silver and Bronze
Awards respectively.
The following units attained the following special awards for their continuous effort in sustaining UOPA
Gold Award consecutively for the respective number of years with the Corps.
Unit Excellence Award - 15 Years (1995 –
2009)


Unit Excellence Award - 10 Years (2000 –
2009)


Cedar Girls’ Secondary School
Victoria School
Outstanding Achievement Award – 5 Years (2005 – 2009)



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Gold Award
1 Admiralty Secondary School
23
2 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent)
24
3 Bartley Secondary School
25
4 Bukit Panjang Government High School
26
5 Catholic High School
27
Nan Hua High School
6 Cedar Girls' Secondary School
28
7 CHIJ St Joseph's Convent
29
8 Chung Cheng High School (Main)
30
9 Crescent Girls' School
31
10 Deyi Secondary School
32
11 Dunearn Secondary School
33
12 Dunman High School
34
Raffles Institution
13 Fajar Secondary School
35
14 Fuchun Secondary School
36
15 Greendale Secondary School
37
St. Gabriel's Secondary School
16 Greenridge Secondary School
38
17 Hong Kah Secondary School
39
Victoria School
18 Hougang Secondary School
40
19 Hwa Chong Institution
41
Westwood Secondary School
20 Jurong West Secondary School
42
21 Jurongville Secondary School
43
22 Kranji Secondary School
44
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Silver Award
1 Anderson Secondary School
29 Ngee Ann Secondary School
2 Anglican High School
30 North Vista Secondary School
3 Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road)
31 Paya Lebar Methodist Girls’ School (Secondary)
4 Assumption English School
32 Pei Hwa Secondary School
5 Bedok North Secondary School
33 Presbyterian High School
6 Bedok South Secondary School
34 Queenstown Secondary School
7 Bedok View Secondary School
35 Regent Secondary School
8 Boon Lay Secondary School
36 River Valley High School
9 Bowen Secondary School
37 Seng Kang Secondary School
10 Bukit Batok Secondary School
38 Serangoon Secondary School
11 Chai Chee Secondary School
39 Springfield Secondary School
12 Chestnut Drive Secondary School
40 St Hilda's Secondary School
13 Christ Church Secondary School
41 St Joseph's Institution
14 Clementi Town Secondary School
42 Tampines Secondary School
15 Commonwealth Secondary School
43 Tanglin Secondary School
16 Evergreen Secondary School
44 Tanjong Katong Secondary School
17 Gan Eng Seng School
45 Telok Kurau Secondary School
Geylang Methodist School
18 (Secondary)
46 Temasek Secondary School
19 Greenview Secondary School
47 Unity Secondary School
20 Guangyang Secondary School
48 Whitley Secondary School
21 Hai Sing Catholic School
49 Woodlands Ring Secondary School
22 Henderson Secondary School
50 Woodlands Secondary School
23 Hua Yi Secondary School
51 Xinmin Secondary School
24 Jurong Secondary School
52 Yio Chu Kang Secondary School
25 Loyang Secondary School
53 Yishun Secondary School
26 MacPherson Secondary School
54 Yuan Ching Secondary School
27 Nan Chiau High School
55 Yuhua Secondary School
28 Naval Base Secondary School
56 Yusof Ishak Secondary School
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Bronze Award
1 Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
21 East View Secondary School
2 Ang Mo Kio Secondary School
22 Fuhua Secondary School
3 Balestier Hill Secondary School
23 Junyuan Secondary School
4 Beatty Secondary School
24 Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School
5 Bedok Green Secondary School
25 Mayflower Secondary School
6 Bedok Town Secondary School
26 North View Secondary School
7 Bendemeer Secondary School
27 Northbrooks Secondary School
8 Bishan Park Secondary School
28 Outram Secondary School
9 Broadrick Secondary School
29 Pasir Ris Crest Secondary School
10 Bukit View Secondary School
30 Peicai Secondary School
11 Canberra Secondary School
31 Peirce Secondary School
12 Changkat Changi Secondary School
32 Ping Yi Secondary School
13 CHIJ St Nicholas Girls' School
33 Punggol Secondary School
14 Choa Chu Kang Secondary School
34 Sembawang Secondary School
15 Chong Boon Secondary School
35 Shuqun Secondary School
16 Chung Cheng High School (Yishun)
36 Siglap Secondary School
17 Compassvale Secondary School
37 St Patrick's Secondary School
18 Coral Secondary School
38 Tanjong Katong Girls' School
19 Dunman Secondary School
39 Yuying Secondary School
20 East Spring Secondary School
40 Zhenghua Secondary School
Unplaced
1 CHIJ St Theresa's Convent
8 Kent Ridge Secondary School
2 Clementi Woods Secondary School
9 Northland Secondary School
3 Damai Secondary School
10 Raffles Girls' School (Secondary)
4 First Toa Payoh Secondary School
11 Si Ling Secondary School
5 Hillgrove Secondary School
12 St Andrew's Secondary School
6 Holy Innocent's High School
13 St Margaret's Secondary School
7 Juying Secondary School
14 Teck Whye Secondary School
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2. NPCC PROMOTIONS & AWARDS PRESENTATION CEREMONY
The NPCC Promotions & Awards Presentation Ceremony
was held on 15 October 2010 at Raffles Marina. The event
was graced by Mr Masagos Zulkifli B M M, Senior
Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Education & Ministry
of Home Affairs.
Promotion Certificates were presented to 3 officers who
were promoted to the rank of Deputy Superintendent of
Police (NPCC), 23 officers who were promoted to the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police
(NPCC), 1 officer to the rank of Honorary Deputy Superintendent of Police (NPCC), 3 officers to the rank
of Honorary Assistant Superintendent of Police (NPCC) and 14 Cadet Inspectors (NPCC) to the rank of
Senior Cadet Inspectors (NPCC).
Service Awards were also given out to officers who have served the Corps for 24 years, 12 years and 5
years respectively.
A total of 9 CP Individual Commendation Certificate, 6 CP
Individual Testimonial, 7 CP Team Commendation
Certificates and 5 CP Team Testimonial were also
presented to deserving NPCC Officers and Cadet
Inspectors for their outstanding performances and
contribution to the Corps.
Promotion to the rank of Deputy Superintendent of Police (NPCC)
S/N
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
1
Chan Leong Teck
NPCC HQ / New Town Secondary School
2
Chong Nyet Ting
NPCC HQ / Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
3
Lim Kok Sein
NPCC HQ / East View Secondary School
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Promotion to the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police (NPCC)
S/N
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
1
Ang Weiqi
2
Chan Hean Mei
3
Cheong Wei Yuen
4
Fu Wei
5
Ho Kok Leong Jerry
6
Koh Gek Ling Emily
CHIJ St. Theresa's Convent
7
Leong Kai Yun Valarie
8
Lim Chee Khern Dennis
9
Lye Mei Chu Christina
CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls' School
10
Ng Kok Hin
Queenstown Secondary School
11
Ong Suat King
CHIJ St. Joseph's Convent
12
Peh Chin Chen Alvin
13
Rosnita Juri
14
Rozianna Binte Mohammed Affendi
15
Seow Jason
16
Sng Wee Yoke
17
Soh Mei Yee
18
Soh Soon Huat
19
Suhaimi Bin Sahmat
Holy Innocents' High School
20
Tan Chee Wee
21
Teo Boon San
22
Toh Wee Teck
23
Wong Yee May
Promotion to the rank of Honorary Deputy Superintendent of Police (NPCC)
S/N
1
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
Ching Swee Hoe
NPCC HQ
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Promotion to the rank of Honorary Assistant Superintendent of Police (NPCC)
S/N
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
1
Liew Sing For
2
Soon Kong Yong
3
Theng Siming
Promotion to the rank of Senior Cadet Inspector (NPCC)
S/N
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
1
Cai Zhan Yong
2
Chan Hong Xiang
3
Chua Peck Seng Jeremy
4
Koh Jia Hao Jeremy
5
Koh Kai Bing
6
Lai Shi Eu Michelle
7
Loh Yi Xiang
Damai Secondary School
8
Lye Jiawei
9
Ng Beng Huat Christopher
10
Ng Kang Rui Donovan
St Joseph Institution
11
Ng Meiqi Jolene
CHIJ St Joseph Convent
12
Siti Aisah Bte Md Yusoff
13
Teng Kai Hao Daryl
14
Tham Jin Cong Jason
NPCC Long Service Medals – 2nd Clasp (24 Years)
S/N
1
Rank
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
DSP (NPCC)
Fauziah Bte Md Shariff
NPCC HQ / Beatty Secondary School
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NPCC Long Service Medals (12 Years)
S/N
Rank
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
1
A/DSP (NPCC)
Wong Sandy
NPCC HQ
2
ASP (NPCC)
Chong Siew Foong
3
ASP (NPCC)
Lim Guat Yen Angelia
4
ASP (NPCC)
Mustafa Kamal B Abdullah
5
ASP (NPCC)
Ng Siew Ching Linda
6
ASP (NPCC)
Santhi Krishnasamy
7
ASP (NPCC)
Tan Heng Kwee
8
ASP (NPCC)
Teo Chee Yong Ronnie
9
ASP (NPCC)
Wong Eik Kiat
10
ASP (NPCC)
Yeo Peck Hong
Nanyang Girls' High School
11
H/ASP (NPCC)
Chia Yew Woon
12
H/ASP (NPCC)
Tan Han Kiang
13
H/Insp (NPCC)
Chia Yong Hwang
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NPCC Service Medals (5 Years)
S/N
Rank
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
1
ASP (NPCC)
Ang Weiqi
2
ASP (NPCC)
Cai Huixian Katherine
3
ASP (NPCC)
Chan Hean Mei
4
ASP (NPCC)
Cheong Wei Yuen
5
ASP (NPCC)
Fu Wei
6
ASP (NPCC)
Koh Gek Ling Emily
7
ASP (NPCC)
Lim Chee Khern Dennis
8
ASP (NPCC)
Ng Sei Heng
9
ASP (NPCC)
10
ASP (NPCC)
Seow Jason
11
ASP (NPCC)
Shamilah
Anderson Secondary School
12
ASP (NPCC)
Sng Wee Yoke
13
ASP (NPCC)
Soh Mei Yee
14
ASP (NPCC)
Soh Soon Huat
15
ASP (NPCC)
Tan Chee Wee
16
ASP (NPCC)
Teo Boon San
17
ASP (NPCC)
Toh Wee Teck
18
ASP (NPCC)
Wong Yee May
19
A/ASP (NPCC)
Debby Anggreanie
20
A/ASP (NPCC)
Tham Wai Keong
Yuan Ching Secondary School
21
Insp (NPCC)
Chan Soon Weng
Yio Chu Kang Secodnary School
22
Insp (NPCC)
Gan Chi Ching
23
Insp (NPCC)
Lee Guat Yee Erica
24
Insp (NPCC)
Lee Sheau Yin
25
Insp (NPCC)
Peh Sik Kai
26
Insp (NPCC)
Seow Siang Kim Edgar
27
Insp (NPCC)
Tan Chye I
28
H/ASP (NPCC)
Liew Sing For
29
H/Insp (NPCC)
Leong Wai Tuck
30
H/Insp (NPCC)
Oh Chee Gee
Rozianna Binte Mohammed
Affendi
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COMMISSIONER OF POLICE AWARDS 2009
Individual Commendation
S/N
Rank
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
1
A/DSP (NPCC)
Chan Leong Teck
NPCC HQ / New Town Secondary School
2
H/ASP (NPCC)
Lam Yarn
3
H/ASP (NPCC)
Lim Teck Liang
Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School
4
H/Insp (NPCC)
Wong Hui Si Theresa
Peirce Secondary School
5
SCI (NPCC)
Sia Chin Siong Steven
6
CI (NPCC)
Chua Peck Seng Jeremy
7
CI (NPCC)
Ho Hui Ping
8
CI (NPCC)
Koh Kai Bing
9
CI (NPCC)
Koh Ming Yu Kevin
Individual Testimonial
S/N
Rank
Name
NPCC Unit Attached
1
A/DSP (NPCC)
Loh Guan Wee Vincent
NPCC HQ / Montfort Secondary School
2
ASP (NPCC)
Chew Ee Wei
3
H/Insp (NPCC)
Goh Wei Bin
4
CI (NPCC)
Chia Meng You Julitta
5
CI (NPCC)
Ong Jun Long Kelvin
6
CI (NPCC)
Phua Teck Guan
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Team Commendation
76th Cadet Inspectors' Basic Training Course Organising Committee
CI (NPCC)
Chang Chih Wei Mark
CI (NPCC)
Chua Li Teng Philomela
CI (NPCC)
Cumaran Kamalacumar
CI (NPCC)
Gan Zhiguang
CI (NPCC)
Lai Shi Eu Michelle
CI (NPCC)
Lee Wei Ling Amanda
CI (NPCC)
Lee Xin Yi
CI (NPCC)
Liew Xia Ri Caine
CI (NPCC)
Lim Hao Jun
CI (NPCC)
Lim Hoon Ru Janet
CI (NPCC)
Syed Abdullah Bin Hashim Alhadad
CI (NPCC)
Tan Jie Bin
CI (NPCC)
Tan Si Ying Florence
CI (NPCC)
Tay Jingyang Jon
CI (NPCC)
Wong Sook Jing Sabrina
77th Cadet Inspectors' Basic Training Course Organising Committee
CI (NPCC)
Ang Yan Hern Brandon
CI (NPCC)
Cai Hong Liang
CI (NPCC)
Chua Li Teng Philomela
CI (NPCC)
Gan Zhiguang
CI (NPCC)
Kiew Jiayu Jolene
CI (NPCC)
Liang Xiaowen
CI (NPCC)
Liew Xia Ri Caine
CI (NPCC)
Lim Hoon Ru Janet
CI (NPCC)
Lim Jia Tian
CI (NPCC)
Neo Soon Keng
CI (NPCC)
Ng Ray Seen
CI (NPCC)
Pang Zhuang Yi
CI (NPCC)
Siew Jiamin
CI (NPCC)
Syed Abdullah Bin Hashim
CI (NPCC)
Alhadad
CI (NPCC)
Tan Jie Bin
CI (NPCC)
Tan Li Ling
CI (NPCC)
CI (NPCC)
CI (NPCC)
CI (NPCC)
Tan Si Ying Florence
Teo Wan Ling
Ter Yong Kang
Woo Yue Ting
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Team Commendation
Chung Cheng High School (Main) NPCC Unit
ASP (NPCC)
Yee Kok Kheong
Insp (NPCC)
Khairani Suffiana Junid
Insp (NPCC)
Latifah Abdul Latiff
Insp (NPCC)
So Kwee Soon Victor
Insp (NPCC)
Wan Li Khoon Elizabeth
H/ASP (NPCC)
Woong Teck Leong
H/Insp (NPCC)
Cai Junyi
CI (NPCC)
Chia Hong Kai
CI (NPCC)
Koh Hui Jie
CI (NPCC)
Lian Xue Li Jasmine
CI (NPCC)
Pang Zhuang Yi
CI (NPCC)
Siew Jiamin
CI (NPCC)
Wong Wei Hon Harry
NPCC Annual Parade 2009
H/Insp (NPCC)
Go Jun Hong
H/Insp (NPCC)
Liyana Filzah Binte Anuar
H/Insp (NPCC)
Salmiyati Salim
H/Insp (NPCC)
Seah Ching San Paul
CI (NPCC)
Denise Tanuwidjaja
CI (NPCC)
Foo Wei Shan Cheryl
CI (NPCC)
Khong Kian Hwee Jolene
CI (NPCC)
Leong Hui Ying
CI (NPCC)
Lim Li Er
CI (NPCC)
Nur Hafizah Bte Harun
CI (NPCC)
Tai Jun Kiat Jasper
CI (NPCC)
Tan Ying Ying
CI (NPCC)
Tong Yi Ren Nicholas
NPCC Magazine Editorial Committee 2009
A/DSP (NPCC)
Ong Ghim Siong Dennis
ASP (NPCC)
Tan Thiam Meng
H/Insp (NPCC)
How Hui Keng
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Team Commendation
NPCC Officers' Day & Awards Presentation Ceremony Organising Committee 2009
H/Insp (NPCC)
Song Chee Kian
A/ASP (NPCC)
Neo Zhu Lin
H/ASP (NPCC)
Khaula Nurul Asyikin Binte Munawar
H/Insp (NPCC)
Ang Foo Chang
H/Insp (NPCC)
Chua Lu Sien
H/Insp (NPCC)
Koo Kee Kiat
SPF-NPCC Badge Presentation Organising Committee
H/Insp (NPCC)
Ng Shu Ting Melissa
H/Insp (NPCC)
Soon Yan Bo
H/Insp (NPCC)
Theng Siming
H/Insp (NPCC)
Peh Chow Yoke
Team Testimonial
NPCC Camp Resilience Trainers
SCI (NPCC)
Fat Yong Cong
CI (NPCC)
Gan Zhiguang
CI (NPCC)
Lim Hiang Meng Joe
CI (NPCC)
Mohamad Faris Bin Omar
CI (NPCC)
Muhd Mustaqim Bin Fadillah
CI (NPCC)
Muhd Ridwan Bin Roslan
CI (NPCC)
Muhd Saiful Kasturi Bin Mohamed Said
CI (NPCC)
Nasrul Asyraf Bin Omar
CI (NPCC)
Neo You Rui
CI (NPCC)
Ng Edward
CI (NPCC)
Norashikin Bte Kamsani
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Team Testimonial
NPCC Leadership & Mentoring Skill Course Organising Committee 2009
H/Insp (NPCC)
Ang Wei Jie Joel
H/Insp (NPCC)
Chan Xiao Yi
H/Insp (NPCC)
Go Jun Hong
H/Insp (NPCC)
Koh Cher Guan
H/Insp (NPCC)
Lee Zi Hao
H/Insp (NPCC)
Tham Jin Long
Temasek Secondary School NPCC Unit
A/ASP (NPCC)
Lu Choun Hian
Insp (NPCC)
Lim Siok Hua Alexis
Insp (NPCC)
Lim Sue Yee Tracy
H/Insp (NPCC)
Muhammad Syahman Bin Selamat
CI (NPCC)
Loh Soon Hui
CI (NPCC)
Tang Heem Teck Wilson
CI (NPCC)
Wan Yee Ling Jacquelyn
PCI (NPCC)
Jeremy Shaun Chan Jia Wei
West Spring Secondary School NPCC Unit
ASP (NPCC)
Lee Wei Tian Ivan
ASP (NPCC)
Ng Kang Leng
Insp (NPCC)
Leong Chao Shing
Insp (NPCC)
Soh Shi Hui
H/Insp (NPCC)
Cai Ruibao
CI (NPCC)
Chua Lina
CI (NPCC)
Farah Bte Ahmad Rosman
CI (NPCC)
Farhana Bte Ahmad Rosman
Victoria School NPCC Unit
ASP (NPCC)
Koh Chee Kiang
A/ASP (NPCC)
Chan Chow Hung
H/Insp (NPCC)
Chua Khoon Wee
H/Insp (NPCC)
Seah Xuan Yu
CI (NPCC)
Muhammad Azhri Bin Mohamed Shukor
CI (NPCC)
Yong Chang Wei Andy
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3. SPF-NPCC BADGE PRESENTATION CEREMONY
The SPF-NPCC Badge was launched in 1997 to give recognition to cadets
with outstanding achievements. It is the pinnacle award badge for cadets in
NPCC. The Guest-of-Honour, AC Zuraidah Abdullah, Commander Training
Command, Deputy Chairman NPCC Council, presented this prestigious
award to 155 cadets from units around Singapore. The ceremony was held
in Home Team Academy on 9th April 2010.
No
Rank
Name
School
1
2
SI (NPCC)
SI (NPCC)
Chong Kai Yan
Clayton Siman
3
4
SI (NPCC)
SI (NPCC)
Jeffrey Seow Yong Song
Khairul Ameer Bin Ramlee
5
6
SI (NPCC)
SI (NPCC)
Lee Yung Chong Alan
Lee Zi Sen Jackson
7
SI (NPCC)
Lexus Quek
8
SI (NPCC)
Lim Jia Min
9
SI (NPCC)
Lim Wen Yao Joshua
10
11
SI (NPCC)
SI (NPCC)
Lim Zhan Xuan
Nasruddin Shah B Nizamuddin
12
SI (NPCC)
Nasuha Bte Ramin
13
SI (NPCC)
Oh Chong Shen Johnson
14
SI (NPCC)
Pea Wei Liang
15
16
SI (NPCC)
SI (NPCC)
Shafiqa Naafisya Bte Abdul Nasir
Vladimir Leoh
17
SSgt (NPCC)
Althea Tan Ying Xia
18
19
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Ammani Mathivanan
Ang Jia Xi
20
21
22
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Ang Rui Bin Randy
Ang Rui Xia
Ang Ser Wei Varrick
23
24
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Annabella Tan Wei Yu
B.Jayraj
25
SSgt (NPCC)
Chan Jing Wen
26
27
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Chee Jing Zhen
Cheng Jing
Nan Hua High School
28
29
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Cheng Kai Wen Don
Chern Yu Zi
St. Hilda's Secondary School
30
SSgt (NPCC)
Chia Zhende Kington
31
SSgt (NPCC)
Chin Siok Ling
32
SSgt (NPCC)
Chin Ting Li
33
SSgt (NPCC)
Chong Kee Foong
Nan Hua High School
41
Annual Report 2010
No
Rank
34
35
42
Name
School
SSgt (NPCC)
Chong Ze Xuan
SSgt (NPCC)
Choong Ming Zhe
36
SSgt (NPCC)
Darrell Mitchell Ho
37
SSgt (NPCC)
Durga Elamaran
38
SSgt (NPCC)
Er Pei Shan
39
40
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Fathin Irdayu Bte Jalalludin
Fong Hao Xiang Jeremy
41
SSgt (NPCC)
Fong Zhi Qing Joanna
Nan Hua High School
42
SSgt (NPCC)
Goh Mi Shan Vileen
43
SSgt (NPCC)
Goh Rui Ping Samantha
Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School (Secondary)
44
45
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Goh Yu Min Eileen
Goh Yu Xian
Springfield Secondary School
46
47
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Heng Chun Hao Ronald
Ho Yan Liang Shaun
Dunman High School
48
49
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Huang Ting Wei
Huang Yong Yi
50
SSgt (NPCC)
Iffah Basirah Bte Basri
51
SSgt (NPCC)
Jacinth Chua
52
SSgt (NPCC)
Jacky Tan Shou Siang
53
54
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Joel Choo Jun Jia
Jonathan Francis Wong Jing Xiang
Gan Eng Seng School
55
SSgt (NPCC)
Khoo Ai Hui
56
SSgt (NPCC)
Koh Ching Sheng Kenneth
57
SSgt (NPCC)
Koh Ming Wen Jaime
58
59
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Koh Sarayutt
Kok Kai Shi
60
SSgt (NPCC)
Lai Jia Hui Joey
61
62
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Law Lun Xiang Louise
Leah Tom
63
64
65
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Lee Hong Jie
Lee Hui Ling Linda
Lee Yu Hui
66
67
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Lei Chenhui
Leow Ling Li
68
SSgt (NPCC)
Liew Yi Song Terence
Dunman High School
69
70
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Lim Chin Yann
Lim Hui Chen Trisha
71
72
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Lim Jing Xian
Lim Jun Yang
Victoria School
73
SSgt (NPCC)
Lim Kian Hong Jonathan
74
SSgt (NPCC)
Lim Min
Annual Report 2010
No
Rank
Name
School
75
SSgt (NPCC)
Loh Wan Ling
76
SSgt (NPCC)
Loo Zheng Heng Bryan
77
SSgt (NPCC)
Md Khairul Ashraf Bin Md Yusri
78
SSgt (NPCC)
Mohamed Shazada S/O Mohamed Salaahuddin
79
SSgt (NPCC)
Mohammed Hazim Bin Mohammed Husni
80
81
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Muhammad Khairul Fahmi Bin Juraimi
Muhd Rooifullah Bin Omar Ali
82
SSgt (NPCC)
Nabilah Bte Ithnin
83
SSgt (NPCC)
Neo Jing Xue
84
SSgt (NPCC)
Neo Jolene
85
86
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Ng Hong Hui
Ng Hwee Cheng
87
88
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Ng Ji Ping Rebecca
Ng Si Kai
89
90
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Ng Teck Yeow Randy
Ng Wai Ting
91
SSgt (NPCC)
Ng Yong Yi Titus
92
SSgt (NPCC)
Ng Zhi Kang Noel
93
SSgt (NPCC)
Nur Adibah Bte Amran
94
95
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Nur Adillah Bte Mohamed Noor
Nur Afiqah Bte Hakemsah
96
SSgt (NPCC)
Nur Haidatul Syahirah Bte Mohd Mahyuddin
97
SSgt (NPCC)
Nur Shuhadah Bte Abdul Laili
98
SSgt (NPCC)
Nurshahirah Bte Mohd Reza
99
100
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Nurul Khairiani Bte Ramlan
Oh Jun Wei
101
SSgt (NPCC)
Ong Min
102
103
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Ong Wei En Jonathan
Ong Ying Quan Andre
104
105
106
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Ong Zhang Yong
Poh Lin Fang
Quay Jia Hui
Nan Hua High School
Dunman High School
107
108
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Quek Chin Han Alvin
Quek Wei Yang
Dunman High School
109
SSgt (NPCC)
Seah Xu Man Abel
110
111
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Seow Enkang Amos
Seow Qun Zhou Eugene
112
113
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Shi Wei Yue
Shi Youwei
114
SSgt (NPCC)
Siow Zheng Qian
115
SSgt (NPCC)
Siti Amirah Bte Osman
43
Annual Report 2010
No
Rank
Name
School
116
SSgt (NPCC)
Siti Noorainni Bte Murad
117
SSgt (NPCC)
Siti Sarah Bte Rahudin
118
SSgt (NPCC)
Sng Wei Wen Gideon
119
SSgt (NPCC)
Soh Wei Quan
120
SSgt (NPCC)
Soh Zixin Geraldine
Nan Hua High School
121
122
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Tai Hong Wen
Tan Chen Jie Angus
Dunman High School
123
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Ci Kang
St Joseph's Institution
124
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan En Yang Samuel
125
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Geok Mooi
126
127
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Hui Ling
Tan Jebsen
128
129
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Jen Nee
Tan Jian Ming Jasper
130
131
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Jun Wen
Tan Mei Yi Maggie
132
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Pei Yan Gwenlyn Jill
133
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Peng Ning
134
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Wei Liang Daniel
135
136
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Wen Juan Eunice
Tan Xi Min
137
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Xin Wei Hazel
138
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Ye Ming
139
SSgt (NPCC)
Tan Ze Yin
140
141
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Tay Yu Xiang
Teh Lien Wern Sean
142
SSgt (NPCC)
Teo Xun Fang
143
144
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Teo Zhi Guang
Thng Zhen Yu Jeremy
145
146
147
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Tieu Xin Yi
Toh Chun Hui
Toh Wei Teng
148
149
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Umayrah Bte Majid
Venus Chua Gek Siang
150
SSgt (NPCC)
Wiky
151
152
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Wong Jun Jie
Wong Zheng Xiong
153
154
SSgt (NPCC)
SSgt (NPCC)
Yan Zhiyu
Yeo Wei Ting Joey
155
SSgt (NPCC)
Zunairah Bte Seron
44
Annual Report 2010
45
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