Drills in NPCC

NPCC drills are a cornerstone for cultivating essential values. Through synchronized movements, cadets learn the paramount importance of teamwork—where individual efforts alone are insufficient for success. The Parade Square becomes a training ground, emphasizing the need for precise, united efforts in achieving orderly movements. Furthermore, drills serve as a powerful tool for instilling discipline, requiring cadets to self-discipline in their practice. It's crucial to note that these drills are not punitive but rather a means of elevating standards within the cadet community.

3rd Class Drills

Mastering 3rd class drills and passing the test is one of the requirement for fulfilling Level 1 Achievement for LEAPS 2.0.

To pass the test,

a) Cadets must be able to execute proper sizing within the squad.
b) Cadets must be able to command a squad with the 3rd Class drills.

2nd Class Drills

Mastering 2nd class drills and passing the test is one of the requirement for fulfilling Level 2 Achievement for LEAPS 2.0.

To pass the test,

a) Cadet must be able to do marching at Advance and Retire Position as well as saluting.

b) Cadets must be able to command a squad with the 2nd Class drills that includes Rifle drills.

1st Class Drills

To pass the test,

a) Cadet must be able to command a squad with 1st Class footdrills & rifle drills.

b) Cadet leader must be able to conduct a muster parade.

c) Cadet leader must be able to organise a ceremonial parade (in theory).