I asked you about the make-up ATC/STC dates (10-12 October 2014), but none of you got back to me or the other TOs as to whether you would be keen to go.
Please leave a comment here to tell us your decision so that we can make the necessary arrangements with Area 9.
If nobody still replies,
(1) there would not be any make-up ATC/STC
(2) you would not be promoted this year (for being irresponsible)
(3) we will not replace ATC/STC with some other activity of similar rigour
Final Deadline: Tomorrow (Sunday, 20 July 2014), 11.59pm.
Please pass the message to your friends if they do not log in to Facebook or check the blog.
From Mr Nizam
Saturday, 19 July 2014
Sunday, 13 July 2014
Training plan for 16th July 2014, Wednesday.
Training plan for 16th July 2014, Wednesday.
Time (PM) Sec 1s Sec 2s Sec 3s
3:30 – 3:40 Muster Parade
3:40 – 4:30 VIA Proposal & PKII Test ( Sec2s ) ...
4:30 – 5:30 NDP Training
5:30 Dismissal
Bring your:
1)1.5 L Water Bottle
2) Full NPCC Uniform
3) PT Kit
Fall in at 3:30 sharp outside NPCC room in your Full NPCC Uniform.
Strictly NO wearing of NPCC Uniform outside school compounds or around
the school when not told to do so.
Dismissal for trainings WILL always be in PT Kit.
For NDP, most of the Sec 2s will be chosen into the contingent and is expected to march accordingly, so PLEASE sharpen your drills, and focus during drills training.
Bring your Full Uniform even with Uniform problems.
Time (PM) Sec 1s Sec 2s Sec 3s
3:30 – 3:40 Muster Parade
3:40 – 4:30 VIA Proposal & PKII Test ( Sec2s ) ...
4:30 – 5:30 NDP Training
5:30 Dismissal
Bring your:
1)1.5 L Water Bottle
2) Full NPCC Uniform
3) PT Kit
Fall in at 3:30 sharp outside NPCC room in your Full NPCC Uniform.
Strictly NO wearing of NPCC Uniform outside school compounds or around
the school when not told to do so.
Dismissal for trainings WILL always be in PT Kit.
For NDP, most of the Sec 2s will be chosen into the contingent and is expected to march accordingly, so PLEASE sharpen your drills, and focus during drills training.
Bring your Full Uniform even with Uniform problems.
Thursday, 10 July 2014
Uniform Issues
Uniform Issues
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Most of the Sec 1s and new Sec 2s should have got your uniforms by now, although some of you may be missing some uniform-parts. Please do not throw away the uniform packing-slip (the piece of paper with your name and sizes, usually attached to one of the boxes) so that you would be able to exchange the uniform-parts if they are too big/small/torn/etc.
Beret
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Watch this video on how to season your beret:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c0V4Vnb9dk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c0V4Vnb9dk
Uniform
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(1) Your uniform must be ironed, but MUST NOT be starched.
(2) Place the uniform in a coat-cover (ask your parents; most houses have at least one lying around).
(3) Be careful not to crease your uniform when you transport it or when you hang it on to a support.
(4) If you do not have a coat-cover, carefully fold the uniform, and slowly place it into a plastic-bag with hard backing (e.g. those from clothes shops such as Levi's or baju kurung shops). You may need to place the uniform between two books if you are worried that the uniform may shift and be crumpled.
(5) For the boys, your shirts must not have muffin-tops, so shirts must be tucked in into your underwear. For the girls, your belts are moveable, so be careful not to move it too much when you are in uniform.
Shoes/Boots
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(1) Before you can polish the shoes/boots, you need to coat them with at least 5 layers of Kiwi polish. (How? Use the tip of your pointer finger to dip into the kiwi, and gently run circles on the material. Let it dry for 15-30 minutes before you apply the next coating. BE CAREFUL not to let any Kiwi stain your fingernails! Wait until the coat is dry before you go on.)
(2) To POLISH the shoes/boots, take a smooth cotton rag (or old singlet), use your pointer-finger to dip the rag/singlet into a bowl of water (you can use the Kiwi cover), dip lightly into the Kiwi to get a small patch of Kiwi on to the rag/singlet (size of 5-10cent coin). Gently run the pointer-finger-and-cloth over the region to be polished in CIRCLES. BE PATIENT! If the coatings are sufficient and sufficiently dry, the shine will appear after about 5-10 minutes of polishing. Polish in sections! You cannot polish the entire shoe/boot at one go!
(3) Standard: The boots/shoes will shine like a mirror when they are done.
(4) Warning! DO NOT BURN your boots/shoes! That is considered as vandalism, and they are ruined after that. You will need to pay for a new pair of shoes/boots.
Investiture
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Please get your uniforms ready for every training. The CIs and NCOs will inspect your uniform during the muster parade (2pm to 2.15pm). Muslim boys can report at 2.30pm. We aim to hold an investiture to welcome you to the NPCC unit (we will give you the Sengkang formation-sign then) by the end of Term 3.
Ask your male TOs to coach you on how to polish your shoes/berets after school if you need their assistance. (The male TOs still have to do this for their reservist-preparations.)
Have fun!
Mr Nizam
OC SKNP
-------------------
Most of the Sec 1s and new Sec 2s should have got your uniforms by now, although some of you may be missing some uniform-parts. Please do not throw away the uniform packing-slip (the piece of paper with your name and sizes, usually attached to one of the boxes) so that you would be able to exchange the uniform-parts if they are too big/small/torn/etc.
Beret
-------
Watch this video on how to season your beret:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c0V4Vnb9dk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4c0V4Vnb9dk
Uniform
----------
(1) Your uniform must be ironed, but MUST NOT be starched.
(2) Place the uniform in a coat-cover (ask your parents; most houses have at least one lying around).
(3) Be careful not to crease your uniform when you transport it or when you hang it on to a support.
(4) If you do not have a coat-cover, carefully fold the uniform, and slowly place it into a plastic-bag with hard backing (e.g. those from clothes shops such as Levi's or baju kurung shops). You may need to place the uniform between two books if you are worried that the uniform may shift and be crumpled.
(5) For the boys, your shirts must not have muffin-tops, so shirts must be tucked in into your underwear. For the girls, your belts are moveable, so be careful not to move it too much when you are in uniform.
Shoes/Boots
----------------
(1) Before you can polish the shoes/boots, you need to coat them with at least 5 layers of Kiwi polish. (How? Use the tip of your pointer finger to dip into the kiwi, and gently run circles on the material. Let it dry for 15-30 minutes before you apply the next coating. BE CAREFUL not to let any Kiwi stain your fingernails! Wait until the coat is dry before you go on.)
(2) To POLISH the shoes/boots, take a smooth cotton rag (or old singlet), use your pointer-finger to dip the rag/singlet into a bowl of water (you can use the Kiwi cover), dip lightly into the Kiwi to get a small patch of Kiwi on to the rag/singlet (size of 5-10cent coin). Gently run the pointer-finger-and-cloth over the region to be polished in CIRCLES. BE PATIENT! If the coatings are sufficient and sufficiently dry, the shine will appear after about 5-10 minutes of polishing. Polish in sections! You cannot polish the entire shoe/boot at one go!
(3) Standard: The boots/shoes will shine like a mirror when they are done.
(4) Warning! DO NOT BURN your boots/shoes! That is considered as vandalism, and they are ruined after that. You will need to pay for a new pair of shoes/boots.
Investiture
-------------
Please get your uniforms ready for every training. The CIs and NCOs will inspect your uniform during the muster parade (2pm to 2.15pm). Muslim boys can report at 2.30pm. We aim to hold an investiture to welcome you to the NPCC unit (we will give you the Sengkang formation-sign then) by the end of Term 3.
Ask your male TOs to coach you on how to polish your shoes/berets after school if you need their assistance. (The male TOs still have to do this for their reservist-preparations.)
Have fun!
Mr Nizam
OC SKNP
Training Plan for 11th July, 2014 :
| Training Plan for 11th July, 2014 : | |||
| Time (PM) | Sec 1s | Sec 2s | Sec 3s |
| 2:00 – 2:15 | First Parade | ||
| 2:15 – 4:40 | Drills | Drills & Preparation for NDP | |
| 4:40 – 5:40 | Physical Training | ||
| 5:40 – 6:00 | Last Parade & Dismissal | ||
Thursday, 3 July 2014
Road Safety Training - Results!
Sec 1s:
For the recent Road Safety Training at Road Safety Park on 9 June 2014, ALL of the ELEVEN cadets have passed! Congratulations! You should be receiving your Road Safety badges soon! :)
To those who missed the session, the make-up session will be after your End Of Year examinations in October. DO NOT BOOK your holidays in that month!
For the recent Road Safety Training at Road Safety Park on 9 June 2014, ALL of the ELEVEN cadets have passed! Congratulations! You should be receiving your Road Safety badges soon! :)
To those who missed the session, the make-up session will be after your End Of Year examinations in October. DO NOT BOOK your holidays in that month!
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