NCC Annual Training Camp 2025

                      “Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishment.” – Jim Rohn

In the NCC Annual Training Camp -142 held at Maitree International School, Bohra Kalan, from 02 – 11 June 2025(10 days). Total 550 cadets from the NCR region gathered with immense zeal and patriotic fervour. The camp was a perfect blend of rigorous training and vibrant cultural expressions, aimed at instilling discipline, leadership, and team spirit among the cadets.

Blue Bells Model School marked its proud presence with a contingent of around 63 cadets (22 JW, 24 JD, 8 SW, and 9 SD) who participated with full enthusiasm and showcased exceptional performance. SW and SD cadets were also part of the prestigious Quarter Guard duty, demonstrating excellence and discipline.

The camp featured a variety of competitions including Drill, Cross Country, Lecturette, Push-Ups & Sit-Ups, Firing, and Cultural Events. Cadets also benefited from impactful guest lectures on Disaster Management, Fire Fighting, and Cyber Threats, gaining vital knowledge and preparedness for real-life challenges.

Blue Bells cadets brought immense pride to the school with their outstanding achievements and clinched the Overall trophy:

·         Lecturette (SD) – SUO Harshit Sharma – First Position

·         Lecturette (JD) – Cadet Toshit Gandhi – First Position

·         Firing (SW) – SUO Shivranjani Piplani – First Position with 2 cm grouping

·         Firing (SD) – SUO Harshit Sharma – Second Position

·         Push-Ups (SW) – UO Ashmita – First Position

·         Drill (JW) – Cadet Hazel – First Position

·         Drill (JD) – Cadet Hitesh – First Position

·         Solo Song (SW) – UO Ashmita – First Position

·         Group Dance (JW & JD) – First Position

Overall, Champions Trophy (Bravo Coy) Blue Bells Model School

Chief Officer / Maj. Jitender Lakhera, along with CTOs Ms. Sunita Yadav and Ms. Nitu Kumari, also attended the camp. Their guidance and constant support helped cadets throughout the 10-day journey. The camp proved to be a life-changing experience where cadets not only enhanced their skills but also learned how to adjust, share, and live independently away from home.

The camp was further enriched by an insightful session from Commanding Officer Col. S.K. Kaushik, who motivated the cadets by discussing avenues in the Indian Army and the values of service and dedication.

The enriching experience concluded with the traditional Bara Khana, where cadets celebrated their journey with joyful camaraderie and danced to foot-tapping music, building friendships and memories for a lifetime.

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