| UNIFORM & BADGES |
| 1. INTRODUCTION When in uniform, all cadets and officers represent the corps and are expected to adhere closely to all requirements with regard to uniform, discipline and etiquette at all times. 2. TYPES AND MANNER OF WEARING NPCC UNIFORM A. CEREMONIAL UNIFORM To be worn by the Guard of Honour in major parades such as NPCC Day parade, SYF Opening Ceremony Parade etc, Units can also request to wear the Ceremonial Uniform on important school functions such as School Opening Ceremony, speech day. Male Beret ( for cadets ) Peaked Cap ( for officers ) White Ceremonial Tunic Black Ceremonial pants with belt Boots ( for cadets ) Zipper boots ( if on parade ) / shoes ( for officers ) Female Beret ( for cadets ) Round hat ( for officers ) White Ceremonial Tunic Black Ceremonial skirt with belt Boots ( for cadets ) Boots ( if on parade ) / court shoes ( for officers ) Points to note: The ceremonial uniform is not to be worn with any badges or name tags. Officers with medals may wear them on the ceremonial uniform. Ranks are to be worn on shoulder epaulettes The Guard of Honour is usually armed with the M16 rifle with bayonet and white ceremonial rifle sling. The commanding officers are usually armed with the ceremonial sword ( for senior officers of rank Cadet Inspector & above ) or the drill cane ( for cadets ) B. WORKING DRESS / NORMAL FULL UNIFORM The NPCC full uniform is to be worn during normal NPCC activities such as lectures, muster parades, courses etc, The badge arrangement on a cadets uniform is as follows: Points to note: The SPF badge can also be worn by Cadet Inspectors. It is to be worn above the left pocket ( for males ) or on the left side of the uniform in line with the name tag ( for females ); The first of any badges 8,9,10 and 11 awarded should be worn directly above the left pocket for boys. As for girls, the badges should be in line with the first button; Subsequent badges awarded should worn next to each other in the order of precedence as shown; Only one of the 3 badges should be worn for the Neighbourhood Watch Badge and the Drill Badge. The Total Defence Badge should be worn directly above the 3 badges on the right. Female officers should wear boots when performing drills or marching on parade Headdress: beret to be 2.5 cm above left eye, well folded / seasoned and folded towards the right; Shirt/blouse: no part of the uniform should be waxed or starched as this will cause the uniform to wear out and tear easily. It should also be well fitted; Trousers: should not be too long or short. A good guide is up till the 2-3rd lace hole of the boots/shoes; Skirts: should end above the knee but should not be too short/tight fitting Boots: should not be burnt or waxed as this will cause the leather to crack easily. No studs/horse shoes should be attached to the soles of the boots; Belt: to be cleaned and polished. Belt holes should also be blacked. It should be clearly seen when in uniform. C. DRILL ORDER ( HALF UNIFORM WITH HEADDRESS ) There are 2 types of half uniform: I. The Drill Order II. The Walking Order The Drill Order ( to be worn during drill practice ) - Head dress - Tucked in NPCC/school T-shirt - Trousers/skirt with belt - Boots/shoes with black socks The Walking Order ( to be worn when walking from one place to another ) - Without head dress - Tucked in NPCC/school T-shirt - Trousers/skirt with belt - Boots/shoes with black socks D. MUFTI Also can be worn when travelling from one place to another - Tucked in NPCC/school T-shirt - Trousers/skirt with belt - Track shoes with black socks E. PHYSICAL TRAINING ( PT ) ATTIRE - NPCC/school T-shirt - Shorts/track pants/slacks - Black socks - Track/canvas shoes |
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