Uniformed Groups
Explore our Uniformed Groups — Girl Guides, NPCC (Sea), NCDCC, and Scouts — and hear from student leaders about the skills and values they have gained.

Girl Guides
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Being a member of the Girl Guides has been a meaningful and enriching journey. Throughout my time in the programme, I have learned many practical skills, such as teamwork, communication, first aid, outdoor cooking, and problem-solving. These experiences have also taught me important values, including responsibility, resilience, respect, and kindness.
Participating in activities, camps, and community service has encouraged me to step out of my comfort zone and grow in confidence. Taking on leadership roles has taught me how to guide others, make informed decisions, and remain calm under pressure. Along the way, I have also come to appreciate the importance of listening to different perspectives and working together towards a common goal.
Girl Guides has played a significant role in shaping my character by encouraging me to be disciplined, compassionate, and committed to serving others. The lessons I have learned, the values I have embraced, and the friendships I have built will continue to inspire me as I grow into a responsible leader and a caring individual who is always ready to make a positive difference in my community.
El Qalysha Binte Nur Fadzli, 3EH

NPCC (Sea)
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What I enjoy most about NPCC (Sea) is working with fellow cadets toward a shared goal, from our first combined UG Camp to the National Day Observance Ceremony. Through these experiences, I learnt that leadership is built on teamwork, respect, and trust, not titles. NPCC has grown my confidence, resilience, and composure under pressure. I would encourage others to join because NPCC develops character and leadership in ways few other opportunities can.
Aiden Er Yong Le, 4EV

NCDCC
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NCDCC has equipped me with valuable leadership skills, such as managing large groups, planning large-scale activities, and communicating effectively with different stakeholders. I've learned to stay calm under pressure and approach challenges with a clear and level-headed mindset, regardless of the situation.
Among all the experiences I've had in NCDCC, the most memorable and enjoyable moments were spent with my seniors — whether working together on badgework or participating in various activities. These interactions taught me a lot and made my journey in the CCA especially meaningful.
Looking back, I’m confident that the skills and experiences I’ve gained through NCDCC will continue to benefit me in the future. I’m truly grateful that, out of all the CCAs I could have chosen, I had the opportunity to be part of NCDCC.
Zayan Aftab Unit Sergeant Major, 2025

Scouts
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Scouts to me is not just a place where you just learn and do. It has been a place where brotherhood is forged, true potential is found, and one where I can hone my skills and develop my character. Through the guidance of my teachers and seniors, I have been able to strengthen my leadership and understand the troop. It is a CCA where I genuinely enjoy the activities, the environment and the friendships the troop has developed. It really makes me proud to see everyone involved in this strong fraternity.
Throughout the challenges, it helped me with my mindset. I have learned that any path or dream I have will not come easy; they may be filled with obstacles that can make one think twice about continuing. But in the end, the Scouting programme has shown me that it will always be worth it with consistent effort.
Agile Blake Mendoza Aggabao
Troop Leader, 2026
