THE BOYS’ BRIGADE

30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY

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BB Object, Motto, History & Traditions
BB Object,
Long, Motto,
boring History
notes you& Traditions
need to study from head to
TOE (Target Orientation Exam)
Important points are highlighted in BOLD *hint: they will be tested*
BB HISTORY
PART 1, BB HISTORY, BB HISTORY

The Boysʼ Brigade was

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Brigade

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 BB Object, Motto, History & Traditions

THE BOYS’ BRIGADE

Our Founder 30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY
The
Target Induction Course (TIC)
Founder of The Boys Brigade was born on 27 October 1854 at
Pennyland House, Thurso, Scotland. His father and grandfather before him
had been officers in the Army. Young William began work as a clerk in his
The
uncleFounder of The
s business Boysʼ Brigade
in Glasgow at the agewasofborn on and
fifteen, 27 October
while still1854
in hisatteens
Pennyland
House,
enrolled in the 1 Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers. He later attained the rankofficers
Thurso, Scotland.
st His father and grandfather before him had been of in
the Army. Young William began work as a clerk in his uncleʼs
Major, commanded its Mounted detachment, and left the Volunteers as a business in Glasgow at
the Colonel.and while still in his teens enrolled in the 1st Lanarkshire Rifle
age of fifteen,
Lieutenant
Volunteers. He later attained the rank of Major, commanded its Mounted detachment,
and left the
William Volunteers
Smith started asThea Boys
Lieutenant Colonel.
Brigade in 1883, and in 1888 became its full-
time Brigade Secretary, preferring the humbler appointment of Brigade
William
Secretary Smith started
to that The Boysʼ
of Brigade Brigade in 1883, and in 1888 became its full-time
President.
Brigade Secretary, preferring the humbler appointment of Brigade Secretary to that of
Brigade
The Founder was knighted President.
in July 1909 by King Edward VII for his work in The Boys Brigade. During
a BB Executive meeting in London, Sir William A. Smith fell ill and two days later on the morning of 10
The
MayFounder was knighted
1914, passed away. inToday,
July 1909 by King
Founder Edward
s Day VII for his
is observed on work in The
the last BoysʼofBrigade.
Sunday OctoberDuring
each a BB
Executive
year. meeting in London, Sir William A. Smith fell ill and two days later on the morning of 10 May 1914,
passed away. Today, Founderʼs Day is observed on the last Sunday of October each year.

What He Lived For

What He Lived For
If I am to be remembered by posterity I should like it to be as the man who taught people to spell Boy
“Ifwith
I am to be remembered
a capital B by posterity I should like it to be as the man who taught people to spell Boy with
a capital B”

The Boys’ Brigade International

The Boysʼ Brigade International
The BB now exists in 60 countries throughout the world; almost half of its strength is outside the
The BB Kingdom.
United now existsBoys
in 60ofcountries throughout
many different racesthe world;
and almost are
languages halflinked
of its strength
together isin outside the United
a worldwide
Kingdom. Boys of many different races and languages are linked together
Christian fellowship through the BB. The Life of companies everywhere follows the same basic in a worldwide Christian
fellowship through the BB. The Life of companies everywhere follows
principles, with variations in uniform and activities to suit local conditions and culture. the same basic principles, with
variations in uniform and activities to suit local conditions and culture.
The Global Fellowship object is the advancement of Christ s Kingdom, the promotion of education and
The
the Global
relief ofFellowship objectthe
poverty among is the
youthadvancement
of the worldofbyChristʼs
servingKingdom, the promotion
and supporting memberoforganizations,
education and the
relief of poverty among the youth of the world by serving and supporting
operating in Churches of many different denominations in more than 60 countries. member organisations, operating in
Churches of many different denominations in more than 60 countries.
BB Asia was established in 2003 and it comprises of BB Singapore, BB Malaysia, BB Thailand, BB
BB
HongAsiaKong,
was established
BB Macau, BB in 2003
Brunei and it comprises
and of 7 Its
BB Indonesia. countries,
focus is tonamely
promote BB the
Singapore,
growth ofBBtheMalaysia,
BB in BB
Thailand,
the region. BB Hong Kong, BB Macau, BB Brunei and BB Indonesia. Its focus is to promote the growth of the
BB in the region.

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 THE BOYS’ BRIGADE
30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY
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Motto

The motto Sure and Stedfast was also taken from the latter part of the verse in Hebrews 6:19. The biblical
spelling from the Authorised Version of the Bible has been retained.

Hebrews 6: 19 (King James Version)

Which hope we have as an anchor of the soul, both sure and stedfast, and which entereth into
that within the veil;

Object

The object of The Boysʼ Brigade shall be the advancement of Christ ʼ s kingdom among Boys and the
promotion of habits of Obedience, Reverence, Discipline, Self-respect and all that tends towards a true
Christian Manliness.

The text of this object has remained the same since the beginning, with the addition of the word obedience in
1893.

The BB Object, for a long time, was one of the few statements of organisational purpose in the BB. It defines the
reason for the existence of The Boysʼ Brigade and it was this very binding ideology that saw the BB through its
many years of growth and success

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30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY
BB Object, Motto, History & Traditions
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THE SINGAPORE STORY

THE SINGAPORE
THE STORY
SINGAPORE STORY
History

The Boysʼ Brigade was introduced to Singapore by James Milner Fraser, an architect from Britain. He was a
History
History
former member of the 23rd Aberdeen and the 33rd London Companies.
The
TheBoys
BoysBrigade
Brigade was
wasintroduced
introduced to to
Singapore
Singapore byby
James
James Milner Fraser,
Milner Fraser,an architect from Britain.
On 12 January
HeHe
was a 1930,
former Fraser
member started
of the 23
rd
the
rd 1
st
Aberdeen Singapore
and the 33
rd
Company
London
rd at PrinsepanStreet
Companies.
architect from Britain.
Presbyterian Church.
was a former member of the 23 Aberdeen st and the 33 London Companies.
With the aid of ex-Sgt Quek Eng Moh of the 1 Swatow Company, he got together 12 local Boys to join. The
st
OnOn12
company 12January
chaplain was
January 1930, Fraser
the Rev
1930, started
William
Fraser thethe1and
Murray
started 1Singapore
Singapore Company
st Fraserʼs lieutenants
Company atwere
atPrinsep
JohnStreet
Prinsep Presbyterian
McNeish
Street (ex-76th Glasgow)
Presbyterian
st
Church.
and Dong Chui With
Sing. the aid of ex-Sgt Quek Eng Moh of the 1 Swatow
st Company,
Church. With the aid of ex-Sgt Quek Eng Moh of the 1 Swatow Company, he got together he got together 1212
local
local
Boys
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join.
join.The company
The company chaplain
chaplainwaswasthetheRev
RevWilliam
William Murray
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Frasers lieutenants
s lieutenantswere John
were John
th
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th
Glasgow) andandDong
Dong Chui
ChuiSing.
Sing.

Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church

Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church

Extension soon soon followed, spearheaded by McNeish with the formation nd

nd Singapore
of theof2the Company at Kampong
Extension
Extension soon followed,
followed,spearheaded
spearheaded bybyMcNeish
McNeish withwiththetheformation
formation 2 2nd
of the Singapore Company
Kaporat Methodist
Kampong Church
Kapor in February
Methodist 1931.
Church in By 1936,
February the
1931. Singapore
By 1936, Battalion
the SingaporewasSingapore
200 strong,
Battalion
Company
was with
200 the 3rd
at Kampong
Singapore (1933) at Kapor
the Methodist Church
rdAnglo-Chinse in February
Continuation School, 1931.
the 5By 1936, the (1934)
th Singapore Singapore
in Battalion
Choon th Guanwas 200
Presbyterian
strong,
strong,withwith thethe3 3rdSingapore
Singapore(1933) at atthethe
Anglo-Chinse Continuation School, thethe
5 5thSingapore
Boys (1934)
School, in th Singapore
4Choon Guan (1934) at (1933)
PresbyterianGeylang
Boys School,
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th
Continuation
(1934)
School,
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the at Singapore (1934)
Methodist
Singapore
at Paya Lebar
Church
(1934)
Methodist in
th
Church. Choon Guan Presbyterian Boys School, 4 Singapore (1934) at Geylang Methodist Church
and the 6 Singapore
th (1934) at Paya Lebar Methodist
and the 6 Singapore (1934) at Paya Lebar Methodist Church. Church.
Fraser served as theasBattalion President from 1936 to 1956. In 1940, he handed the captaincy of the st
Fraser served the Battalion President from 1936 to 1956. In 1940, he handed the captaincy of 1the
stFraser served as the Battalion President from 1936 to 1956. In 1940, he handed the captaincy of the
Singapore st over toover
1 1Singapore one to
ofone
his ofBoys,
hishis S P Chua.
Boys, SP
Singapore over to one of Boys, S Chua.
P Chua.
During the war years of 1942 to 1945, BB activities were suspended. To avoid desecration, the proud Singapore
During thethe war years of of
1942 to to
1945, BBBB activities were suspended. ToTo avoid desecration, the proud
ColoursDuring war
were destroyed, years 1942
but some of1945, activities
the coveted drumswere suspended.
were secreted avoid
away desecration,
in a room at the proudStreet
Prinsep
Singapore
Singapore Colours
Colourswere
were destroyed,
destroyed, but some
but some of the coveted
ofSingapore
st the coveted drums were
drumsst were secreted
secreted away
awayin in room
a a room at at
Headquarters.
Prinsep After
Street the war, S
Headquarters.P ChuaAfter revived
the the
war, S1 P Chua Company.
revived the 1 He was
Singapore
st
joined immediately
Company. He was by James
Fraser Prinsep
and by Streetthe
1950, Headquarters.
Battalion had After the war,
regained its oldS strength.
P Chua revived the 1 Singapore Company. He was
joined immediately
joined immediately bybyJames
JamesFraser
Fraser and
andbyby1950,
1950, thethe
Battalion had
Battalion regained
had regained itsits
oldold
strength.
strength.

st
1 Singapore
st Company in 1930
1 Singapore Company in 1930

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 The BB in Singapore today

The Boys Brigade in Singapore continues to grow steadily. As of 2006, 7,000 Boys and Officers in
117 Companies, each of which is attached to a school and co-sponsored by a church. Such schools
include Raffles Institution, Nan Hua THE BOYS’
Secondary BRIGADE
School, Anglo-Chinese School, Henry Park Primary
30TH
School, Tao Nan School and Rosyth SINGAPORE COMPANY
School.
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Although it is a Christian organisation, it is endorsed by the Ministry of Education as one of the
BB Patron
Uniformed Youth Organisations in schools. It is a member of the National Council of Social Service
Since and
1971,the
theNational Youth
Brigade has theCouncil. The Boys
distinguished honourBrigade is the
of having alsoPresident
gazettedofasthe
anRepublic
institutionof of public as
Singapore
character and is registered as a charity under the Charity Act 1982 (Registration No. 0067).
its Patron.

BB Singapore Honoured
BB Singapore Honoured
On 12 January 2000, 77 Prinsep Street, where Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church stands, was
On 12 January 2000, 77 st Prinsep Street, where Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church stands, was marked th as the
marked as the 41 Historic site of Singapore by the National Heritage Board to commemorate the 70
41st Historic site of Singapore by the National Heritage
Anniversary of The Boys Brigade in Singapore. Board to commemorate the 70th Anniversary of The Boys’
Brigade in Singapore.
The celebrations
The celebrations thenthen
alsoalso sawthe
saw the BB
BB in
in Singapore
Singaporehaving
havingits its
ownown
flower. Dendrobium
flower. The Boys
“Dendrobium The Boys’
Brigade (below) was named on 18 September 1999. The flower symbolises
Brigade” (below) was named on 18 September 1999. The flower symbolises the aspiration of BB the aspiration of youth,
BB and
youth, and reflects a new generation with the best hybrid of courage from our heritage and boldness
reflects a new generation with the best hybrid of courage from our heritage and boldness to face the future.
to face the future.

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Okay hope that wasnʼt too much to read in one go…. Now time to discuss about BB traditions
Important point are in bold , my personal notes are in italics to elaborate what the underlined text is about

PART 2 BB TRADITIONS

BB Week

This is the annualMotto,

BB Object, fund- History
raising& effort. It is an opportunity for members and friends to contribute financially to the
Traditions
on-going work of the BB.

We’re actually having BB week now… so its you turn to collect money =p
BB TRADITIONS
BB Week
BB Day Singapore
This is the annual fund-raising effort. It is an opportunity for members and friends to contribute
BB Day financially
is organised every
to the 12 January,
on-going work ofcommemorating
the BB. the founding of the BB in Singapore on 12 January
1930, at Prinsep Street Presbyterian Church, which was pronounced as a historical site by the National Heritage
Board on 12 January 2000. On BB day, members will put on their full uniform to school with special activities
planned.BB Day Singapore

*You might
BB have
Day isnoticed this year
organised everyon1212th jan youcommemorating
January, saw a bunch of the
BB founding
boys parading
of thewith
BB ainflag
Singapore on 12
With a commander(the
January 1930, atshouting
Prinsepguy - i.e.Presbyterian
Street WO/5 Pan Deng Feng)
Church, whowas
which tumbled down the
pronounced asstairs…
a historical site by
That happens to be an
the National example
Heritage of aon
Board BB12 day Parade…
January 2000. On BB day, members will put on their full uniform to
school with special activities planned. This is strategic because recruitment usually begins about his
time, too.
BB Handshake

The BB BB
hasHandshake
a unique handshake. The last finger of the right hand interlocks that of another's. It is a sign of BB
membership.
The BB has a unique handshake. The last finger of the right hand interlocks that of another's.

*The scouts copied us too! They have a ‘unique handshake’ which isn’t very unique, its just a normal handshake
with the Boys
left hand.

Boys Our founder, Sir William Alexander Smith once said, If I am to be remembered by posterity, I should like
it to be as the man who taught people to spell Boy with a capital B. Hence, the word Boy is always
Our founder,
spelledSirwith
William Alexander
a capital B. TheySmith
are theonce
mostsaid, “If I am
important to beinremembered
people the BB. by posterity, I should like it to be
as the man who taught people to spell Boy with a capital B.” Hence, the word ‘Boy’ is always spelled with a capital
B. They are the most important people in the BB.
Buttonhole Badge
*In other word YOU (if you are sec1 who is attempting to study for the TOE) are important to us ;)
This is a badge of membership and should be worn by members when they are out of
uniform.
Camps

Bugle
The Founder Calls camping for Boys in 1898. Camping has since been an important activity. As far as possible,
pioneered
Boys should camp under canvas.
Bugle calls have been in use since very early times. It is a tradition in the BB to use bugle calls for
parades and camps. The following calls should be noted: Reveille, Fall In, Dinner Calls, Retreats, Last
*notice that you guys got a chalet instead? haha thats how lucky you are =p
Post, Lights Out.

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by Mr pioneered camping for Boys in 1898. Camping has since been an important activity. As far
Emil Ng
as possible, Boys should camp under canvas. Try to attend every camp organised by your company.

Company Designation
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30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY
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Company Designation

Boys should be used to be talking of their company as "the 9th Singapore Company" or "the 60th Singapore
Company".

*for that matter, Our company is designated as the 30th Singapore Company.
*60th coy (coy is short for company) is the company at RI

Enrolment Service

One of the important ceremonies of a company is the Enrolment Service. It is an annual ceremony held early each year
to officially enrol a company’s officers and Boys. This service is typically held in late March and in church during Sunday
service with the presence of the sponsoring church’s congregation.

*Our enrolment service will be held in April, in Grace Methodist Church .

The Boys’ Brigade

The name of our organisation is “The Boys’ Brigade” (with a capital “T”,), regardless of its place in a sentence.

*That means in formal situations, you will refer the BB as ‘The Boys’ Brigade’, not just simply ‘Boys Brigade’

Table Grace

The BB also has a unique way of saying grace before we eat our meals together.

Be present at our Table Lord

Be here and everywhere adored
These mercies bless and grant that we
May feast in fellowship with Thee
Amen

Vesper

The BB Vesper is a prayer that we sing at the end of a BB gathering or function. Every BB Boy and Officer is
expected to know how to sing it.

Lyrics
Great God who knowest all our needs
Bless thou our watch and guard our sleep
Forgive our sins of thoughts and deed
And in Thy peace Thy servants keep

We thank Thee for the day that’s done

We trust Thee for the days to be
Thy love we learn in Christ Thy Son
O may we all His glory see!
Amen

*opps, I think I just dropped you a major hint… anyway you will need to memorise everything word for word here… and
If you remember the BB object earlier on, YES you also need to know that word for word.

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30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY
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Now we can talk about our own company! Yay =)

PART 3 About the 30th Company - History

The 30th Singapore Company was formed in May 1978 in Grace Methodist Church (the sponsoring church
body) by Rev. Dr Daniel Lee Kok Pheng. During then, 14 church members were approached and recruited to
become the pioneer batch of Officers.

The original body of Boys that the Church was in Pasir Panjang Boys Hostel, before the building for re-
designated for other uses

Currently, we are the official Co-Curricular Activity of Bukit Merah Secondary School. The Company enjoys the
support of the principal and staff of the school.

Organisation Structure

Officer council (Key Appointment Holders):

Chaplain - Rev. Wilfred Leow
Assistant Chaplain - Mr Cheang Cheng San
Captain - Mr Joseph Loy
Officer Commanding(OC) / Sec3 OIC - Mr Wong Chee Howe
Deputy Officer Commanding(Dy OC) / Sec1 OIC - Mr Emil Ng
Sec 2 OIC - Ms Dawn Yeo
Sec 4 OIC - Mr David Lim

NCO Council (Key Appointment Holders):

Senior NCO - WO/5 Pan Deng Feng
Company Sergeant Major (CSM) - SSG/5 Ng Chee Siang
Deputy Company Sergeant Major (Dy CSM) - SSG/5 Ang Wee Haw
4. Name the NCO ranks in The Boys’ Brigade:

PART 4 BB ranks 4. Name the NCO ranks in The Boys’ Brigade:

For 30th coy, we refer to ranks in this manner

E.g. WO/ 5 Pan Deng Feng

4. Name the NCO ranks in The Boys’ Brigade:

RANK LEVEL
i.e. Sec5
4. Name the NCO ranks in The Boys’ Brigade:
The NCO ranks are listed in order below as follows:
4. Name the NCO ranks in The Boys’ Brigade:

Lance Corporal(LCP) Corporal(CPL) Sergeant (SGT) Staff Sergeant(SSG) Warrant Officer (WO)
41
There is also a recruit(REC) (for new Boys) and Private(PTE) rank for boys before they become NCOs
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30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY
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Now for the next part! THE BB UNIFORM! Which I believe you had fun buying it from the BB shop a few days back

PART 5 BB Uniform - FULL U

 
Long sleeve Navy blue Shirt
The Shirt, when worn as part of a normal Full U, is to be rolled up neatly, with no creases or crumples. Shirt to be
neatly tucked in

Long Navy Trousers

To be worn with the full U

Field Service Cap

The cap is worn on the right side of the head, one inch above the right ear and two finger breaths above the right
eyebrow.  The cap badge is worn on the left side of the cap at 5cm from the front.   (refer to Handbook Pix p.22)
 
Name Tag
White plastic plate measuring 7.5cm by 2cm worn slightly above the left breast pocket in uniform.  Only the name
of Boy should be engraved on it.
 
White Haversack
This is worn over the right shoulder with the sling passing under the belt on the left.  The pouch should rest on the
left hip with the top edge of the pouch in line with the lower edge of the belt.  The haversack must be washed,
starched and ironed, and  metal parts polished
 
Belt
This should be worn fairly tightly around the waist.  The buckle should be in the centre and belt runners separated. 
Both the leather and metal parts should be polished. 
 
Lanyard
The white lanyard is worn by NCOs (LCP and above) around the left shoulder with the long end to the back,
secured by a knot to prevent slipping.  The end of the remaining length is affixed to the left breast pocket button.

 
NCO Chevrons
These are to be worn on the right arm above the elbow with the V pointing downwards. (refer to Handbook Pix p.
24)
 

Cross Belt
This is worn by Staff Sergeants and Warrant Officers over the left shoulder, over the white haversack with the
metal boss the point of the intersection.

BOOTS
Boots are to be polished, and boot laces neatly tucked in

*you will need to know the parts of a full U. Note that only the BELT and the BOOTS need to be polished.
Chevrons, cross belt, lanyard etc are meant for Boys who have reached a certain rank

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Light blue BB Regulatory Polo
To be worn for less formal occasions. To be tucked in neatly at all times

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 THE BOYS’ BRIGADE
30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY
Target Induction Course (TIC)

And now, BB SONGS! You might notice during the camps we like to have sit down sessions where we sing songs.
Some of these songs are traditionally BB songs. For the TIC you will need to know the ʻANCHOR SONG”

Part 6 BB songs

The Anchor Song

Verse 1:
Will your anchor hold in the storms of life,
When the clouds unfold their wings of strife?
When the strong tides lift, and the cables strain,
Will your anchor drift or firm remain?

Chorus
We have an anchor that keeps the soul
Stedfast and sure while the billows roll,
Fastened to the Rock which cannot move,
Grounded firm and deep in the Savior's love.

Verse 2:
It is safely moored, 'twill the storm withstand,
For 'tis well secured by the Savior's hand;
And the cables passed from His heart to mine,
Can defy the blast, through strength divine.

Verse 3:
It will firmly hold in the straits of fear,
When the breakers have told the reef is near;
Though the tempest rave and the wild winds blow,
Not an angry wave shall our bark o'erflow.

Verse 4:
It will surely hold in the floods of death,
When the waters cold chill our latest breath;
On the rising tide it can never fail,
While our hopes abide within the veil.

*noticed how I bolded something? You should take a closer look at it

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 THE BOYS’ BRIGADE
30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY
Target Induction Course (TIC)

And now, we have the last section! BB AWARDS, the nice shiny things you see on the side of the sleeves. And
these badges are Shiny METAL not like the cloth ones the other UGs get
PART 7 BB Awards
There are a number of awards which a Boy may be awarded while participating as a member of the BB seniors
programme. These are achieved by performing a set criteria according to the awards framework. Awards can have up to
3 stages, represented by a white cloth back(for stage 2) and red cloth back (for Stage 3)

Pinnacle award - Founders Award

This is the highest award that can be attained by a Seniorsʼ Programme Boy.

Seniors Proficiency award

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 THE BOYS’ BRIGADE
30TH SINGAPORE COMPANY
Target Induction Course (TIC)

Now to show where I blatantly copied the information from:

References:
Overview of the BB - Officer Cadet Orientation course
The Boysʼ Brigade in Singapore - http://www.bb.org.sg/
30th Singapore company - http://www.30thcoy.org/
Revision of the Senior Programme award framework
The Officers handbook
The Boysʼ Brigade Seniors Programme Handbook for Boys

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