Routine Order #39

Date: 28 July 2015(Tuesday)

Time: 1445 - 1745(Dismissal)

Cadets involved: All Cadets

Attire: GOH Contingent-Full No.3

           Flag Bearer Contingent-Full No.3

           Supporting Contingent-Smart No.4
Time for cadets to report: 1435

Reporting venue: Parade Square

	Junior Cadets	Senior Cadets	Cadet Leaders
Venue	Parade Square
Materials to bring	Water Bottle
Logistics required	None
1435 - 1445	Attendance Taking
1445 - 1730	NDP Training (First full dress rehearsal)
1730- 1745	Warm Down and Debrief for Individual CCAs

Note: All cadets are to hydrate themselves before the start of training. Any leave of absence is to be covered with a valid medical certificate. Please remember to bring your water bottle. Have a good rest the night before. ^.^

Sea Competition 2015; Bend and Hitches, Rowing Heats

Cadets involved in Bends and Hitches please remember to bring along your No.3 uniform to school. Cadets involved in Bends and Hitches: Teck Jin, Nirmal, Ren Jie, Virgil, Eugene Ong, Daniel

For those in Group A, please kindly allow them to leave class at 1.45 pm to prepare.

For those in Group B, please kindly allow them to leave class at 2.00 pm to prepare.

The transport will leave at 2.15 pm.

No.	Junior Cadets (Sec 1)	Class	Remarks	Group
1	NIRMAL SINGH GIRI	1/1	History ends 1320	A
2	TAN TECK JIN	1/2	History ends 1320	A
3	CHIN ZHENG HUI (R)	1/5	English ends 1250	A
No.	Senior Cadets (Sec 2)	Class	Remarks	Group
1	VIRGIL SANJIV D'SOUZA	2/1	MT ends 1400	B
2	CHOY JEE HUNG CALEB	2/1	MT ends 1400	B
3	CHAN TAI WAI, KYNAN	2/2	MT ends 1400	B
4	GAN REN JIE	2/2	MT ends 1400	B
5	EUGENE CHEONG KOK YUN	2/2	MT ends 1400	B
6	JANZEN IAN VILLANUEVA BRIONES	2/2	--	A
7	PATEL MIHIR MUKESHBHAI	2/2	--	A
No.	Cadet Leaders (Sec 3)	Class	Remarks	Group
1	MUHAMMAD AZMEER MIRAN B M R	S3-1	--	A
2	DANIEL GERARD JOSEPH	S3-2	--	A
3	FREDRICK LEE WAI KIAT	S3-2	--	A
4	EUGENE ONG JIA JUN	S3-3	--	A
5	MUHAMMAD KHAIR B JUNAIYD	S3-3	--	A
6	TIMORTHY TNG YONG QI (R)	S3-3	--	A
7	KOK WEIJIE, DARYL	S3-4	--	A
8	CHUA PING YEAH, RAY	S3-5	--	A
9	CHUA BING XUAN (R)	S3-6	--	A
10	MUHAMMAD RAHIM B RAZALI	S3-6	--	A

Routine Order #38

Date: 23 July 2015(Thursday)

Time: 1445 - 1745(Dismissal)

Cadets involved: All Cadets
Time for cadets to report: 1435

Reporting venue: Parade Square

Reporting attire: Half No. 4 with AES NCC T-Shirt

	Junior Cadets	Senior Cadets	Cadet Leaders
Venue	Parade Square
Attire	Half No.4 with AES NCC T-Shirt
Materials to bring	Water Bottle
Logistics required	None
1435 - 1445	Attendance Taking
1445 - 1730	NDP Training (First run of wet weather parade)
1730- 1745	Warm Down and Debrief for Individual CCAs

Note: All cadets are to hydrate themselves before the start of training. Any leave of absence is to be covered with a valid medical certificate. Please remember to bring your water bottle. Have a good rest the night before. ^.^

SG50 NDP@Bukit Panjang; Training

The purpose of this training is to improve your drills and train for the actual performance on the 9^th of August at Bukit Panjang.

Cadets Involved: Part A; Amirul.

                           Part B; Narrey, Kynan, Caleb, Virgil, Patel, Janzen

                           Part C; Khair, Daniel, Ray, Timorthy, Fredrick, Daryl, Azmeer, Shaharin,                                                     Syabil

Date: 21 July 2015 (Tuesday)

Time: 1350- 1610 (Dismissal)

Time for cadets to report: 1350

Reporting venue: Tennis Court

Attire: Half No.4 (No.4 bottom and any black NCC Tee)

Venue	Tennis Court
Attire	Half No.4 (No.4 bottom and any black NCC Tee)
Materials to bring	Water Bottle
Logistics required	None
1350 - 1400	Attendance Taking
1400 - 1600	Drills
1600 - 1610	Warm down and Debrief

Remarks: All cadets to hydrate themselves before the start of training. Packed lunch will be provided at 1300. Please proceed to the canteen.

Bends and Hitches

 

SSG Daniel Joseph - Experience on SEA Games Team Nila

I helped out in the SEA Games as a workforce volunteer through HQ NCC, which got the help of several other cadets from various districts and secondary schools. I was the only one from my unit who had this opportunity.

I was given a choice to select the duty which I wanted to do. There was Athlete Chaperon, and the Victory Ceremonial Team consisting of Athlete Escort, Flag Bearer, Medal Escort Bearer and Presenter Escort. I chose Athlete Escort, as it was a not so demanding job. But it does not mean you will get what you selected. So, I got the job of a flag bearer. I wasn’t quite happy with it at first. I heard that during the last SEA Games that Singapore hosted, Flag Bearer was one of the most wanted jobs! I went for my first Flag Bearer at HQ NCC. I felt that it wasn’t that bad after all. But there were many things you had to take note of. For example, you must not let the flag touch the floor at all costs!

I was assigned to a team with 4 other cadets, also Flag Bearers, from Peicai and Bartley Secondary School at first. I made friend with them, I was supposed to be with them doing the Flag Bearer duties at Bishan Sports Hall, which was near where I live. Few weeks before the SEA Games started and all of us received emails. I was shocked, I was posted to Sentosa Golf Club, which hosted golf and Marina Channel, which hosted canoeing and rowing. I had had to wake up early and leave the house at 6 in the morning. That would not be the case if was posted to Bishan Sports Hall instead.

At my first shift at Marina Channel, I came to know cadets from the Nan Chiau High School and Westwood Secondary School. I got to know them and soon became friend with them. We worked together as a team to carry out our Flag Bearer duties. From Nan Chiau High, Eddy Ng and Gordon. From Westwood, Khairul, Jonathan, Donovan, Afiq and Rizaldi. Each time we did a victory ceremony we would try to improve and make the next one better. I learnt a lot of other things form them. These guys were really awesome and I hope we get to meet again along the way through our NCC career.

Being part of Team Nila was a very special experience.

You would have to wait for at least 10 or more years for this golden opportunity to come by again in Singapore!

Furthermore this SEA Games is hosted in celebration of SG50.

CELEBRATE THE EXTRAORDINARY!

SSG Daniel Joseph (3/2)