NCC (Air) Boys Unit

Discover how the NCC (Air) Boys unit builds discipline, leadership, and a love for aviation in cadets through training, competitions, and real flight experiences.

Last updated 12 August 2026

Teachers in Charge:

Ms Wang Xiao Hui (OIC)
Mr Shi Zheng Yan
Mr Amrit Singh Gill
Ms Wang Xinhua

Training time & venue:

Tuesday and Thursday 1530 hrs – 1730 hrs (NCC Air Room & Parade Square)

CCA Objectives

Established in 2003, the Changkat Changi Secondary School NCC (Air) Boys squadron aims to instill in our students the NCC Core Values of Loyalty to Country, Discipline, Leadership, Uprightness, Commitment and Responsibility, Care for Fellow Cadets, Adventurous Spirit and Safety. Through the numerous programmes, activities and competitions, we hope to train students to become Cadet Strong, possessing a Resilient Mind, Fit Body and Committed Heart. In this way, we align with NCC in its Mission - To nurture inspiring leaders and committed citizens through fun, adventurous and military-related activities, and help to realise its Vision - Extraordinary Youth Leaders.

In the last five years, NCC (Air) Boys have done consistently well in meeting all the requirements of the work-year. We received a Distinction for our unit performance in the Unit Recognition from 2020 to 2024. This is a testament to our continuous hard work in planning, organising and conducting training to interest and engage our cadets in NCC and ensuring our cadets do their best.

Through their journey with NCC, cadets can expect to learn the values, skills and knowledge required of a soldier and get a glimpse of NS life. They will learn and be tested on their competencies in the NCC curriculum. They will also undergo physical training to improve their fitness in order to participate in competitions. To show their commitment to NCC, cadets will attend CCA regularly to complete all training and represent the school unit in competitions. They will also attend major events in school and special events at army camps. Cadets who perform well and have leadership potential will be sent for upgrading courses.

We hope that in graduating with our NCC experience, our cadets will carry with them the requisite values, skills and knowledge into their Institute of Highter Learning. They may consider taking up courses in aerospace or aviation or pursue a career in the RSAF in future. Most importantly, when called upon, they must always be ready – To Serve With Pride and Dedication !