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Seychelles Police Academy

Yesterday, the Seychelles Police Academy proudly launched its very first Inter House Competition in commemoration of Children’s Day, under the inspiring theme:
“Building Future Leaders Through Teamwork, Discipline & Fun.”
This historic launch marks the beginning of an exciting journey, bringing together Academy staff, cadets, and recruits in a spirit of healthy competition, camaraderie, and personal growth.
The opening day was filled with energy and enthusiasm, highlighted by engaging activities that promoted teamwork and unity. Through a series of sports, challenges, and team-building exercises, participants showcased key values such as discipline, resilience, leadership, and mutual respect principles that define the Academy.
As the competition progresses, each house will strive for excellence. However, beyond the pursuit of victory lies a greater purpose: strengthening unity, building character, and shaping the future leaders of tomorrow. The Seychelles Police Academy eagerly looks forward to many memorable moments throughout this inaugural Inter-House Competition.
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IPA Seychelles

IPA Seychelles Committee Members namely Inspector A.Ally, Sub Inspector E.Fred, and Sub Inspector M.Dubel recently conducted a promotional campaign at the Seychelles Police Academy aimed at introducing cadets to the International Police Association (IPA) and its values, benefits, and opportunities.
The session was well received, with a great majority of the cadets expressing strong interest in becoming members of IPA members, and participate in its activities upon their successful enrolment into the Seychelles Police Force after graduation.
The initiative served as an excellent platform to strengthen awareness of the Association among future police officers and foster early engagement with the IPA family and IPA Seychelles' growth.
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Seychelles Police Academy

Effective from Monday, 27th April 2026, the Seychelles Police Academy has proudly initiated specialized training for several SAA Security Officers, thereby reinforcing a significant partnership with the Seychelles Aviation Authority.
This collaboration exemplifies a shared commitment to excellence, professionalism, and national security. Through this joint initiative, officers are being equipped with essential skills in crowd control, self-defence, and effective response techniques, ensuring their preparedness to manage dynamic and high-pressure situations.
At the Seychelles Police Academy, it is our conviction that continuous training constitutes the foundation of capable and confident officers. Strengthening partnerships such as this not only enhances operational readiness but also contributes to safer communities across our islands.
Together, we train. Together, we protect.
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IPA SEYCHELLES

Mr. Vakil, Secretary of the IPA Mauritius, and Mr. Rakesh, an IPA Member from Mauritius both officers from the Mauritius Coast Guard delivered an informative session on oil spill response to officers of the Marine Police Unit, including IPA members, on the afternoon of 29th May 2026.
During the session, they shared valuable insights drawn from their professional experience and outlined best practices for effectively managing oil spill incidents. Their presentation provided practical guidance that will enhance the preparedness and response capabilities of the officers when dealing with such environmental emergencies.
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