National Police Cadet Corp

Bukit Panjang Government High School’s National Police Cadet Corps (BPNPCC) offers cadets a distinguished journey of learning, leadership, and service. Through purposeful training and immersive experiences, cadets cultivate confidence, discipline, and integrity, developing the skills and character essential for personal growth and responsible citizenship.

Throughout the year, cadets refine their abilities in foot drills and campcraft, strengthening precision, resilience, and teamwork. Complementing these foundational skills are programmes that deepen their understanding of law enforcement, civic responsibility, and the values of empathy, integrity, and social awareness.

Cadets gain practical exposure to policing through visits to the Neighbourhood Police Centre and the Police Procedures Course, learning about the roles of police officers and emergency management protocols. They develop resilience and teamwork through the Adventure Training Camp at Pulau Ubin and strengthen self-defence skills via the Unarmed Tactics Course, a programme covering stances, shuffles, blocks, and stuns.

Cadets also pursue the Civil Defence Badge under the SCDF Responders Plus Programme and attend the Basic Law Course, which explores criminal law, the role of law and enforcement in maintaining a peaceful and stable society, elements of crime, and common offences. Anti-Narcotics Course, conducted in collaboration with the Singapore Anti-Narcotics Association (SANA), cultivates awareness of drug abuse and reinforces responsible decision-making.

Further enhancing their skills, cadets participate in the .22 Revolver Live Shoot Programme, mastering marksmanship principles, safe handling, and immediate action drills, and the Enhanced Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) Course, which provides hands-on experience in mock-up HDB flats and Virtual Reality On-Scene Investigations at the Home Team Academy, allowing cadets to apply investigative and crime scene management skills in realistic scenarios.

As a cohesive unit, cadets engage in the Unit Camp, bonding activities, and the school’s National Day Parade, fostering camaraderie, pride, and esprit de corps. They also represent the unit in Area Games Day, Inter-Unit CSI or Campcraft Competitions, and the prestigious National Police Annual Parade (NPAP).

Through this comprehensive and enriching programme, BPNPCC nurtures disciplined, resilient, and socially responsible cadets, equipping them with the skills, values, and experiences to grow with confidence and purpose. Every cadet’s journey is marked by personal growth, achievement, and lasting memories.