NCC Camp Report
The Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC-112) of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) was held at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya, Doomardallong from 7th to 16th October 2025. The camp brought together 512 cadets representing 31 schools and colleges, fostering an atmosphere of discipline, leadership and unity.
From Shiksha Valley School, 25 proud cadets participated in this ten-day camp, which was a perfect blend of learning, endurance, and adventure. The camp provided comprehensive training in parade drill, weapon handling and firing, disaster management, first aid and leadership activities, along with sessions on hygiene, teamwork and patriotism.
Objective of the Camp
- The main objectives of the CATC–112 were:
- To develop discipline, leadership, and team spirit among cadets.
- To impart practical training in drill, weapon training, and map reading.
- To prepare cadets for A, B, and C certificate examinations.
- To promote national integration and social awareness.
Camp Activities
During the 10-day camp, cadets participated in a wide range of activities, including:
Physical Training: Each day began with early morning physical training followed by rigorous drill sessions and classes on military subjects. The evenings were marked by vibrant cultural performances and group activities that showcased the cadets creativity and team spirit. Morning PT sessions helped improve stamina and physical fitness.
Drill Practice: During the 10-day NCC CATC camp, our students underwent Drill training that included both theory and practical sessions. The training covered the importance and purpose of drill, along with foot drill, arms drill, and ceremonial drill. Cadets practiced commands, formations, saluting, and marching techniques, which helped develop discipline, coordination, and teamwork. The training enhanced cadets’ confidence, synchronization, and leadership qualities, preparing them for parades and instilling a strong sense of discipline and unity essential to NCC.
Weapon Training: Cadets received training on handling and aiming the .22 rifle and participated in a firing practice session. Cadets were given the opportunity to fire with the .22 rifle under the supervision of qualified instructors. They were taught the basic parts of the rifle, aiming techniques, firing position, and safety precautions.
Theory Classes: Lectures on NCC organization, leadership, judging distance & field signal, and map reading were held.
Cultural Activities: Cadets showcased their talents through cultural programs, group songs, and dances.
Closing Address: During the closing ceremony of CATC–112, the Camp Commandant addressed all cadets and appreciated their discipline, enthusiasm, and active participation throughout the camp. He encouraged cadets to apply the values of leadership, teamwork and national pride learned during the training in their daily lives.
Under the guidance of experienced NCC Officers and ANOs, cadets not only developed discipline and courage but also imbibed the values of cooperation, punctuality, and national pride. The camp concluded with a grand closing parade and demonstration, where the cadets displayed their newly learned skills with precision and confidence. As one cadet expressed, “The camp was more than just training—it was a test of endurance, spirit, and unity that shaped us into better individuals.”
NCC Cadets from Siksha Valley School (2025–2026)
Junior Division (JD):
- Nabam Zinam
- Yajat Keshan
- Chandryaan Phukon
- Somaki Pansa
- Tejaswat Gohain
- Bhargav Deori
- Gourish Borgohain
- Daksh Jain
- Prachujya Sonowal
- Ashwin Tanishq Dutta
- Yuvraj Baruah
- Rituraj Borthakur
- Jinu Rondu
- Bibhu Xundar Bhagwati
- Anshu Parash Dehingia
Junior Wing (JW):
- Vidhi Fogla
- Tanishqa Das
- Himadri Sikha Borah
- Alisha Borgohain
- Sonakshi Senchowa
- Saanvi Roy
- Nakshatra Nandini Gogoi
- Fiona Kashyap Sonowal
- Esther Lego
- Samten Choedon Manpoong
The NCC contingent of Shiksha Valley returned with renewed confidence, discipline, and a spirit of patriotism—ready to lead and inspire others to serve the nation with pride.
"Shiksha Valley School Students Shine: Selected for Prestigious Raising A Mathematician Training Programme (RAMTP) 2025"
We are thrilled to announce that three talented students from Class X, Harshit Borah, Shlok Drishtanta, and Nikhilesh Gogoi, have been selected for the esteemed Raising A Mathematician Training Programme (RAMTP) 2025. This elite national-level maths camp will take place at Vedic Vidya Kendra, Puducherry.
Out of over 100 students shortlisted from across India, we are proud to have three of our students selected for this prestigious program. This achievement is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and passion for mathematics.
The RAMTP 2025 promises to be an enriching experience, with eminent mathematics professors from India and abroad conducting the program. Our students will have the opportunity to engage with like-minded peers and renowned experts in the field, broadening their mathematical knowledge and skills.
We congratulate Harshit, Shlok, and Nikhilesh on this outstanding achievement and wish them all the best for the program. We are confident that this experience will inspire and motivate them to excel in mathematics and beyond.