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NCC (Land) Report 202o
Cadet leaders Football team during Sports Championship Finals 2019
National Cadet Corps (Land) unit have strived to achieve high standards and uphold the NCC core values of Loyalty to country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment and Responsibility, Care for Fellow Cadets, Adventurous Spirit and Safety. The unit was awarded with Distinction for the HQ NCC Unit Recognition 2019 (formerly Best Unit Competition, BUC) for the past 2 years.
The cadets were preparing for HQ NCC competitions such as the Precision Drill Squad (PDS) Competition and Orienteering Competition. For the HQ NCC Fitness Challenge in 2019, the team achieved 8th place in the Finals. The Junior cadets team achieved 3rd team placing for Captain’s ball in the Sports & Games Championship (West district) while the Cadet leaders Football team emerged as 2nd team placing for the HQ NCC Sports & Games Championship (Finals).
MSG Ong Isaac was selected to attend the HQ NCC International Cadet Exchange Program – India Desert Trek in November 2019. The USM (MSG Ong Isaac) and ASM (MSG Koh Ivan) were both presented with the Outstanding Cadet Award 2020 for the West district in HQ NCC for their contributions to the unit.
The unit will continue to work towards excellence and aim for greater goals and achievements. To God be the glory, the best is yet to be.
Our SSGs with Commandant NCC, LTC Richard Koh during NCC Bicentennial Walk 2019
MSG Ong Chong Hean, Isaac
Class 4.13 Cornelius
Unit Sergeant Major
NCC (Land) Report 2019
NCC (Land) FSD performance for NCC FSD Competition 2019
National Cadet Corps (Land) unit continues to strive for high standards and uphold the NCC core values of Loyalty to country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment and Responsibility, Care for Fellow Cadets, Adventurous Spirit and Safety.
The unit participated in HQ NCC competitions such as the Freestyle Exhibition Drill (FSD) Competition and Orienteering Competition. For the HQ NCC Fitness Challenge in 2018, the team achieved 6th place in the Finals. The Junior cadets team emerged as Champions for Captain’s ball in the HQ HCC Sports & Games Championship while the Senior cadets Frisbee team won Bronze and the Cadet leaders Football team played as finalists.
NCC (Land) cadets had the privilege to attend the HQ NCC courses such as Basic First Aid course, Freestyle Exhibition Drill (FSD) Basic Instructor course, the Precision Drill Squad (PDS) course and the NCC Fitness Trainer course. CPL Ong Chong Hean, Isaac, CPL Murugesh Parthiv and CPL Raja Sri Raam also participated in Exercise PUNCAK at Mt Ophir, Malaysia.
C/Offr Richard Ng received the Platoon 4 Best Award for 68th Cadet Officer Course while MSG Ng Kang Qi was presented with the Outstanding Cadet Award for the West district in HQ NCC for his contributions to the unit.
Sports & Games Championship 2018 – Champions for Captains Ball (Junior cadets)
C/Offr Richard Ng receiving the Platoon 4 Best Award for 68th Cadet Officer Course.
MSG Ng Kang Qi
Class 4.13 Cornelius
Unit Sergeant Major
Parade Commander C/LTA Benedict Ong leading the Founder’s Day Parade march pass
NCC (Land) Report 2018
National Cadet Corps (Land) unit continues to maintain high standards and uphold the NCC core values of Loyalty to country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment and Responsibility, Care for Fellow Cadets, Adventurous Spirit and Safety.
The unit participated in HQ NCC competitions such as the Precision Drill Squad (PDS) Competition, Fitness Challenge, Sports & Games Preliminaries and Orienteering Competition. In addition, our cadets also had the opportunity to learn new practical skills such as the Unarmed Combat Program and the Land Expedition.
SSG Ng Kang Qi participated in Exercise PUNCAK at Mount Ophir, Malaysia and attended the International Cadet Exchange Programme (ICEP) AFJROTC (Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps) in the USA.
SSG Ng Kang Qi commanding drills at ICEP AFJROTC USA
MSG River Koh also participated in the ICEP Brunei Jungle training and attended the HQ NCC Advanced Drills Course, achieving the Platoon Best Cadet Award. He was presented with the Outstanding Cadet Award for the West district in HQ NCC for his contributions to the unit.
MSG River Koh & SSG Keefe Ong performing PDS during ACS(I) Open House
MSG River Koh Ern Xin
Class 4.16 Enoch
Unit Sergeant Major
The National Cadet Corps (Land) unit has continued the year 2017 with success to maintain high standards and upholding the NCC Core Values of Loyalty to Country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment and Responsibility, Care for Fellow Cadets, Adventurous Spirit and Safety.
MSG Arnest Lim leading the Precision Drill Squad team in their performance at the ACS (Independent) Open House 2017
Apart from receiving the HQ NCC Outstanding Cadet Award, our cadets participated in the HQ NCC Freestyle Drill (FSD) and Precision Drill Squad (PDS) competitions held in March. In addition, our unit has continued to actively participate in HQ NCC courses such as the Basic FSD and PDS courses and Basic Survival Programme. SSG Joel Ang Wei En (3.04 Ezekiel) also went for Exercise PUNCAK at Mt Ophir, Malaysia. We also participated in the opening ceremony of the ASEAN School Games where our cadets marched in and raised the State and ASEAN flags in what was a surreal and unforgettable experience at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.
The unit will continue to strive for excellence and aim for greater heights. To God be the glory, the best is yet to be.
MSG Sean Khong Jun Cheng
Unit Sergeant Major; Class 4.09 Elijah (2017)
The Parade Commander C/LTA Kevin Tan rehearsing for the Founder’s Day Parade 2016.
The ACS (Independent) National Cadet Corps (Land) had another year of success and accomplishment, with the unit breaking boundaries, surpassing standards and staying true to the NCC core values of Loyalty to Country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment and Responsibility, Care for Fellow Cadets, Adventurous Spirit and Safety.
Our cadets have continued to receive awards (Outstanding Cadet Award) and improved in their competitions performances (Freestyle Drill and Precision Drill Squad). To broaden the cadets’ horizons, HQ NCC selected MSG Leon Tan Li En (3.11 Elisha) to attend the International Cadet Exchange Programme (ICEP) Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Course (AFJROTC) in USA. SSG Tan Hao Wei (3.11 Elisha) participated in the Mt Ophir Adventure Training (Summit) Programme in Malaysia while MSG Sean Khong Jun Cheng (3.09 Zephaniah) participated in the 51st National Day Parade at the Sports Hub and took part in the India Desert Trekking.
The unit started strong in 2016, stayed steady and ended the year well. As the unit grows from strength to strength, we continue to strive for greater heights and excel in every aspect. To God be the glory, the best is yet to be.
MSG Lim Jia Shen, Arnest
Unit Sergeant Major; Class 4.14 Moses (2016).
The Parade Commander C/LTA Kevin Tan rehearsing for the Founder’s Day Parade 2016.
The ACS (Independent) National Cadet Corps (Land) had another year of success and accomplishment, with the unit breaking boundaries, surpassing standards and staying true to the NCC core values of Loyalty to Country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment and Responsibility, Care for Fellow Cadets, Adventurous Spirit and Safety.
Our cadets have continued to receive awards (Outstanding Cadet Award) and improved in their competitions performances (Freestyle Drill and Precision Drill Squad). To broaden the cadets’ horizons, HQ NCC selected MSG Leon Tan Li En (3.11 Elisha) to attend the International Cadet Exchange Programme (ICEP) Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Course (AFJROTC) in USA. SSG Tan Hao Wei (3.11 Elisha) participated in the Mt Ophir Adventure Training (Summit) Programme in Malaysia while MSG Sean Khong Jun Cheng (3.09 Zephaniah) participated in the 51st National Day Parade at the Sports Hub and took part in the India Desert Trekking.
The unit started strong in 2016, stayed steady and ended the year well. As the unit grows from strength to strength, we continue to strive for greater heights and excel in every aspect. To God be the glory, the best is yet to be.
MSG Lim Jia Shen, Arnest
Unit Sergeant Major; Class 4.14 Moses (2016).
The ACS (Independent) National Cadet Corps (Land) unit has had yet another year of success and accomplishment by staying true to the NCC core values of Loyalty to Country, Uprightness, Leadership, Discipline, Commitment and Responsibility, Care for fellow cadets, Adventurous Spirit and Safety.
After achieving the C.M. Phillips Award from HQ NCC in 2014, the unit started 2015 with MSG Colin Siow Teng Wei (Class 4.18 Jude) being awarded with the NCC Outstanding Cadet Award. The NCC (Land) unit also achieved the Gold Award for the HQ NCC Best Unit Competition (BUC) for 2014 and third place in the BUC Award for NCC (Land) West District units.
For Founder’s Day Parade 2015, the unit formed the Guard of Honour contingent in No. 1 uniform for the Guest-of-Honour, Mr Tan Chuan-Jin, currently Minister for Social & Family Development. Cadets also participated in competitions (Mini-League Challenge, Freestyle Drill Competition, Precision Drill Squad Competition, Orienteering Competition & Shooting Competition) to give them the opportunity to push themselves physically and mentally and for character building.
As the unit grows from strength to strength, we continue to strive for greater heights and excel in every aspect. To God Be The Glory, The Best Is Yet To Be.
2SG Joshua Chia Teck Yeung
Class 4.10 Samuel (2015)
Principal receiving the CM Philips Award for the unit from C/LTA Brandon Lim during NCC Day 2014.
2014 Appointment holders (third from left: SSG Md Fatris, MSG Kevin Tan, SSG Md Faiz, SSG Arvindh & MSG Benjamin Lew) with (from left) Jeremy Ong and C/LTA Brandon Lim.
The National Cadet Corps (Land) unit had a fruitful year where our cadets have done the unit proud. We have broken boundaries, surpassed standards, and have stayed true to our purpose of building character in our cadets.
After achieving the Gold Award in the HQ NCC Best Unit Competition (BUC) for 10 consecutive years, the unit was honoured with the C.M. Phillips Award by HQ NCC, which is a testament of the continued excellence in the unit.
In addition, our cadets continue to receive individual awards (Most Outstanding Cadet Award) and improve in their performances in competitions (Freestyle Drill, Mini-League Challenge, Orienteering, Annual Shooting Competitions).
To broaden the cadets’ horizons, HQ NCC offers opportunities for selected cadets to go for training with SAF. C/2LT Raymond Sukanto and C/LTA Brandon Lim (Class 6.14 Joppa), had participated in the Basic Airborne Course in June 2013, to attain their silver wings as parachutists as well as a once in a lifetime experience. C/2LT Raymond Sukanto also participated in the Basic Diving Course in Nov 2014.
Throughout the year 2014, our unit has started strong, stayed steady and finished the year well. To God Be The Glory, The Best Is Yet To Be.
MSG Kevin Tan Hao En (Class 4.09 Elijah)
Unit Sergeant Major (2014)
2013 began with a great start for Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) National Cadet Corps (Land), where our unit was represented by C/LTA Jeremy Ong (2012 IB graduate) and SSG Raymond Sukanto (Class 4.09 Elijah) holding parade appointments of Parade Second-in-Command and Conducting Specialist respectively at the Change of Command Parade at NCC HQ on the 11th of January. This event welcomes the new NCC Commandant LTC Johnny Yeo Yew Kuan and was widely participated by cadets from various schools in the Guard-of-Honor contingent, as well as supporting contingents.
Cadet Leaders (Year 3s) and Senior Cadet Leaders (Year 4s) commemorated the school’s 127th Founder’s Day with a parade and it was an enriching experience for cadets. 2013 will be a memorable year for the unit as the cadets enrich themselves in the various courses (Specialist, Senior Specialist, Orienteering), camps (STEEL, FORGE) and competitions (Freestyle Drill, Orienteering, Street Soccer, Shooting).
SSG Heong Jing Jie, Emil (Class 4.14 Moses)
Cadet Leader Unit Drill Instructor (2013)
The year 2011 has been a fruitful one for the National Cadet Corps (Land). For the 9th consecutive year, our unit has achieved the Gold Award in the Best Unit Competition, emerging as one of the top units in Singapore, encompassing all 3 districts of Land, Sea, and Air. Our unit also took part in the 3rd Freestyle Drill Competition, placed among the top 15 units in the West District.
This year has also been an eventful one for us. We had done very well in the 4th Freestyle Drill Competition, and we hope to better ourselves in the years to come. With the new initiative for the NCC to become a Uniformed Group that is Nurturing, Committed and Cool, we can look forward to more exciting and challenging activities, as well as reduced elemental restrictions, meaning that cadets from NCC (Land) can participate in activities previously only limited to NCC (Sea) or NCC (Air)
2011 has certainly been a successful year for us, and we strive to reach greater heights and ‘spur one another toward love and good deeds’. The Best Is Yet To Be!
MSG Lim Xuan Nai Brandon (Class 4.09 Elijah)
Unit Sergeant Major (2012)
The year 2009 had been a bountiful year of achievements for our school’s NCC (Land) unit. For the sixth year running, we clinched the coveted Gold Award in the Best Unit Competition in 2009, finishing as one of the top schools in Singapore. Our cadets also clinched the route championship in the Orienteering Competition and our Part C Team emerged 2nd runner-up in the West District Shooting Competition.
This year has seen an increase in activities undertaken by the unit. The enthusiastic and active participation of the cadets brought our unit to a whole new level. Through all the activities, camps and competitions undertaken, one of our greatest takeaways is the development of a strong and hardy character, championed by many of our unit’s cadets. Competitions we participated in allowed us to build a strong sense of camaraderie and bonding within the unit amongst all levels and ranks. Ultimately, the highlight of the year for many cadets would be the live firing experience, usually only experienced by soldiers and NS men.
2010 has indeed been a successful year for NCC (Land) and we strive to reach greater heights and ‘soar on wings like eagles’, for The Best Is Yet To Be!