NPCC

ABOUT THE CORPS

The Corps has grown in numbers and substance. Its popularity amongst our youths is largely attributed to its stature as the only uniformed youth organisation to enjoy close affiliation with the Singapore Police Force.

Our cadets are exposed to the 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.

OUR MISSION

To develop our members to be active citizens and community leaders, by working in partnership with the Singapore Police Force to fight crime and keep Singapore safe.

OUR VISION

To become the best youth organisation in Singapore, one that actively helps to make Singapore the safest place in the world​.

TRAINING FRAMEWORK

NPCC 6As Learning Path serves as an overarching framework that provides directions in the training and development of NPCC members.

The 6As – namely Aware, Acquire, Actuate, Aspire, Achieve and Aim – defines the progressive learning path of a cadet from a new recruit at Secondary One to a youth leaders and an officer. It also identifies the six desired training outcomes of its programmes.

The key areas of emphasis in our training include law enforcement, national education, leadership, resilience, personal development, character development, innovation and enterprise. Through the programmes in NPCC, the cadet will acquire skills and knowledge to thrive in 21st century.

TRAINING OUTCOMES 

By the end of their learning journey, cadets are to be:

• morally upright citizens who are law abiding;
• citizens who possess integrity;
• selfless individuals who contribute to the safety and security of the community;
• resilient individuals who persevere in adverse and rugged contexts;
• able to demonstrate traits of leadership;
• entrepreneurial and global in outlook where they can adapt to changing contexts.

Springfield Secondary School NPCC (Sea) Unit was launched in January 2003 and is the longest running NPCC (Sea) unit in Singapore.