Uniformed Groups: National Cadet Corps (NCC)
Discover how NBSS NCC builds confident leaders through military activities, camps, and competitions. Join to develop teamwork, resilience, and leadership skills.
Overview
NBSS NCC aims to develop resourceful, responsible, resilient, and loyal leaders and team players through fun and challenging military-related activities. In collaboration with NCC HQ, the unit offers cadets a variety of engaging and meaningful experiences that support their holistic development.
Cadet Development Programme
Secondary 1 (Junior Cadets)
• Basic military knowledge and drills
• Introduction to Individual Field Craft (IFC)
• Camp FORGE
• Basic survival skills
Secondary 2 (Senior Cadets)
• Advanced drills and command
• Rifle handling and shooting
• Outdoor cooking and campcraft
• Leadership foundation course
Secondary 3 (Cadet Leaders)
• Advanced leadership training
• Specialist course
• Overseas exchange programmes
• Mentoring junior cadets
Our cadet leaders take an active role in planning and executing various unit activities, including weekly training sessions, the Annual Camp, and Cluster Training. Through these experiences, they develop essential teamwork and communication skills while growing into confident and capable leaders.
What We Do
Training Sessions:
Tuesdays (3.00pm – 5.30pm)
Competitions/Performances:
Inter-unit Freestyle Drill Competition
Sports Championship
Orienteering Competition
Camps & Bonding Activities:
Annual Unit Camp
Sports Experience Programmes
1-Star Kayaking Certification
Achievements
Unit Recognition 2024 (Distinction)
Student Testimonials
“I’m glad the NCC camp went better than expected. Most cadets were cooperative, and the Gel Blaster activity was a hit. I learned to be more responsible, adaptable, and team-oriented. Applying my SSLC training reinforced the importance of planning, while understanding the strengths of junior and senior cadets helped me support them better.”
-1SG (NCC) Rajavel Karthikraj on his experience organizing the camp for his juniors
“Participating in the FSD competition was a valuable first-time experience. The FSD Basic Instructor course provided a strong foundation, and the competition allowed me to apply my skills—planning routines, selecting music, and teaching my team. It strengthened my leadership, teamwork, and resilience as we worked through challenges to improve our performance.”
-SSG (NCC) Venugopal Pranav Charan on his experience in preparing the Freestyle Drill Team for the competition
Teachers
Mr Alvin Tay (I/C)
Mr Arthur Cheong (2 I/C)
Ms Jasmine Chua (Teacher Officer)
Ms Shahirah (Teacher Officer)