Jy-2015
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National Cadet Corps (Sea)<br />
National Civil Defence Cadet Corps<br />
Vision<br />
To develop responsible, respectful and resilient cadets<br />
to face the challenges of the changing world and be<br />
successful citizens.<br />
Mission:<br />
To nurture committed cadets who are resourceful,<br />
responsible, resilient, loyal leaders and team players<br />
through fun and challenging military-related activities.<br />
Long Term Goal:<br />
To groom our cadets to show greater social<br />
responsibilities and to take on an increased ownership<br />
of their school, unit and committee<br />
The year of <strong>2015</strong> has been a memorable one for our enterprising<br />
NCC (Sea) coeducational Unit.<br />
The recruitment drive for junior cadets marked a positive<br />
beginning as we were able to attract 21 recruits to our NCC<br />
(Sea) family, boosting our cohort numbers.<br />
For 2014, the NCC unit achieved the Bronze Award in the Annual<br />
Best Unit Competition. NCC’s objective is to provide our cadets<br />
with a holistic learning experience which consists of multiple<br />
activities that aim to inculcate life skills such as confidence,<br />
leadership and perseverance. Through numerous physical and<br />
mental challenges, we develop our cadets by imparting a sense<br />
of national pride and social responsibility within each of them.<br />
Our cadets have done us proud during the sea competition,<br />
securing champion for Bends and Hitches and a creditable finish<br />
in Kayaking. They have displayed a keen sense of fighting spirit<br />
and determination against strong competition from rival schools<br />
to attain these achievements.<br />
Bends and Hitches<br />
Female Cadet Leaders: Champion<br />
Kayaking Competition (Singles)<br />
Female Junior Cadet: 3rd<br />
Female Senior Cadet: 4th<br />
Kayaking Competition (Doubles)<br />
Female Senior Cadets: 4th<br />
This year as we celebrate 50 years of our nation’s independence,<br />
we look back through the 50 years and remember the importance<br />
of the SAF in the defence of our nation. NCC is humbled to be<br />
part of this process through the nurturing of future leaders and<br />
soldiers.<br />
Vision<br />
A choice uniformed group that equips our youths with<br />
life-saving skills for challenging times ahead.<br />
MISSION<br />
To nurture and develop our youths into resilient and<br />
responsible citizens through innovative and challenging<br />
Civil Defence activities.<br />
National Civil Defence Cadet Corps (NCDCC) was introduced<br />
to the school in 2007 and aims to develop the strengths,<br />
characters and knowledge of cadets. Our team of teachers<br />
strives to develop each cadet into a responsible and civicminded<br />
citizen. We also aim to nurture and mould the<br />
leader-ship skills in every cadet. Through a rigorous 4/5 year<br />
programme, cadets were provided with various opportunities<br />
and platforms such as the NCDCC Service Week Learning,<br />
Speech Day Parade, Nanyang Observance Ceremony and Unit<br />
Annual Camp to bring out the best in our cadets.<br />
The secondary one recruitment drive marked the start of an<br />
eventful year where a total of 26 cadets were recruited into our<br />
NCDCC family. Through the fire safety training at HQ, the first<br />
year cadets were introduced to the importance of appreciating<br />
the need for Civil Defence in Singapore. Second year cadets<br />
attended adventure training camps which aimed to develop the<br />
values of Resilience, Graciousness and Teamwork in them.<br />
Third and Fourth year cadets led the unit by applying what they<br />
had learnt during leadership camps and courses, such as the<br />
SNCO Course, with the aim of cultivating the value of Humility,<br />
Integrity and Teamwork in them.<br />
The highlight of the year was the Nanyang Observance<br />
Ceremony where our unit was given the opportunity to be the<br />
Guard of Honour. As we celebrated 50 years of our nation’s<br />
independence, our cadets also learnt the importance of nation<br />
security and that everyone plays a part in defending Singapore.<br />
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