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GIRL GUIDES
GIRL GUIDES
Northland Girl Guides continues to nurture confident, empathetic and resilient young women through meaningful experiences grounded in the REAL approach—Relevant, Engaging, Accessible and Learner-Led. Throughout the year, our Guides embraced opportunities to develop their leadership, strengthen friendships and serve the community while upholding the values of the Girl Guiding movement. A key highlight was the World Thinking Day centenary celebration at Singapore Expo, where our Guides joined local and overseas Brownies and Guides in a range of commemorative activities. They also contributed to the Go Green Singapore campaign, with our Secondary 2 Guides designing and facilitating an interactive biodiversity booth to promote environmental awareness.
We are proud of Noor Mohamed Thauwfikaa Aasmeen from 4 Antares, who attained the prestigious Baden-Powell Award. The unit’s collective dedication and achievements were also recognised with the Puan Noor Aishah Award (Gold).
Northland Girl Guides remains committed to empowering every Guide to grow as a confident leader, compassionate servant and responsible citizen—living out our school vision of “Learners who Share, Citizens who Care and Leaders who Dare.”
NATIONAL CADET CORPS (AIR)
NATIONAL CADET CORPS (AIR)
Northland’s NCC (Air) Squadron celebrated a year of notable achievements, attaining the Distinction Award in the Unit Recognition Award. Unit Sergeant Major Master Sergeant Nur Syahirah Haniffah (4 Castor) and Assistant Unit Sergeant Major Master Sergeant Aiden Ong (4 Pollux) received the Outstanding Cadet Award, while Commanding Officer Major (NCC) Latiff was honoured with the 30-Year Long Service Award during NCC’s 125th Anniversary celebration at Central Manpower Base. Our cadets actively participated in school, headquarters and national-level activities, with 1st Sergeant Rithun and 1st Sergeant Arjun representing the unit in the National Day Parade, and 1st Sergeant Arjun also attending the biennial National Camp. Guided by MOE’s Student Development Plan framework and the Army Leadership Competency Model, the squadron continued to prioritise leadership development while broadening cadets’ exposure through Drone Soccer as part of its aviation programme, achieving a commendable fourth place in the Air Competition’s Drone Soccer segment.
NATIONAL POLICE CADET CORPS (NPCC)
NATIONAL POLICE CADET CORPS (NPCC)
Northland National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC) nurtures leadership, strengthens character and instils essential civic, social and moral values in its cadets. Through visits to police institutions such as the Criminal Investigation Department and Police K-9 Unit, as well as law enforcement modules including Basic Law and Crime Scene Investigation, cadets gain valuable insights into policing and public service. Key programmes such as Area Games Day, the .22 Pistol Shooting Competition and Unarmed Tactics courses further develop their discipline, teamwork and practical skills, while the Adventure Training Camp at Camp Resilience, Pulau Ubin, builds confidence and leadership through challenges such as rock climbing, abseiling and a land expedition. These enriching experiences cultivate resilience, integrity, service and excellence, shaping cadets into responsible individuals committed to making a positive difference in the community.
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