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Seychelles Police Academy

At the Seychelles Police Academy, growth happens beyond the classroom. Through our ECA (Extra-Curricular Activities) moments, recruits are stepping out of their comfort zones, challenging themselves physically and mentally, and building the confidence needed to serve with excellence.
ECA sessions promote teamwork, leadership, resilience, and discipline — qualities that are essential in modern policing. Whether through team building activities, physical challenges, or interactive group activities, participants are learning to trust one another, communicate effectively, and adapt under pressure.
These moments are more than activities, they are opportunities to strengthen character, unity, and the spirit of service.
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Pan-African Poetry Competition – “Voices of the Land”

In recognition of the outstanding participation and achievement of our IPA Members in the Pan-African Poetry Competition “Voices of the Land, ” the two top ranked IPA Seychelles members, Miss Nadia Poupounneau -1st Place for 41+ age category and Sub-Inspector Jessica Bonne- 1 Place for 31+ age category, will be travelling to Eswatini in February 2026 accompanied by two IPA Committee Members ( Maggie Dubel and Julianna Nourrice)

In honour of their success this enable them to be formally presented with their trophies during an official award ceremony to be held at the 1st African Regional IPA Meeting in Eswatini-South Africa. This ceremony will provide international recognition of their literary excellence and of IPA Seychelles’ contribution to cultural and artistic engagement within the African IPA region.

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World Cancer Day

World Cancer Day was observed at the Seychelles Police Academy with a touching reminder that hope plays a vital role in the lives of those living with cancer. On this meaningful occasion, police recruits came together to express compassion and solidarity, proving that beyond strength and discipline, there is also humanity and care.
In a touching gesture, the recruits imprinted their hands on a T-shirt and wrote messages of encouragement for a cancer patient close to them, who has been bravely fighting the disease for the past five years.
Deeply moved by the act of kindness, the patient shared their gratitude and expressed deep appreciation.
This moment highlighted how simple gestures can bring comfort, strength and hope to those facing the hardest of journeys.
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Training of Trainers

Yesterday, Monday 9th February 2026, marked the start of the second group of the Training of Trainers at the Seychelles Police Academy. Over the next five days, dedicated officers are engaged in a structured programme aimed at strengthening leadership, professionalism, and instructional capacity.
The training includes adult learning principles, effective communication, lesson planning, facilitation methods, assessment techniques, and ethical instructional practices, equipping officers with the skills and confidence to deliver impactful training. This initiative is a continuation of grooming officers to become competent trainers, ensuring the development of a new generation of police officers and a strong pool of future instructors.
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