About NPCC

Our Mission

To develop our members to be active citizens and community leaders, by working in partnership with 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. 

Our Values

RISE

R - Resillience

I - Integrity

S - Service

E - Excellence

NPCC Pledge

We, the members of the National Police Cadet Corps, do here and now solemnly and sincerely pledge that:

We will always bear true faith and allegiance to the President and our Republic of Singapore.

We will always be loyal and true to our country, our people and the government.

We will always be prepared to serve our country and the community.

We will always preserve the peace and uphold the law.

NPCC History

1959 - 1968

A Unified Image

During this explosive period of Singapore's history, our society was fraught with problems of law and order. There was high tension and mounting hatred between the community and the Police Force. Youths were the main targets as riots and unlawful activities slowly took a stronghold of our society. Actions needed to be taken immediately to rout potential safety and security threats that were impacting the community.

1969 - 1978

Marching Forward

The beginning of 1969 saw the arm, sea, air, and police cadet movements coming under a common structure with the Police, taking on the title of the Police Cadet Corps. It was a decade of expansion as the Corps grew at an extraordinary pace.

1979 - 1988

Together Standing Strong

In this decade, NPCC continued to spread its wings and attained a stronger identity and sense of belonging.

1989 - 1998

Mission Possible

NPCC is constantly keeping pace with the ever-changing world and remained forward looking and true to its founding values. As NPCC moved into this decade, it continued to introduce new initiatives and creating more opportunities for youth development.

1999 - Present

Timeless Passion, Enduring Spirits

National Police Cadet Corps had endured many challenges and grown and matured with the nation. NPCC activities have always been able to complement classroom lessons with life-skills that help students adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing environment. Programmes were reviewed and improved to hone leadership skills, increase mental capabilities, build physical resilience and to teach them to respect our environment and serve the community.