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Sea Cadets to row around the world in 80 hours

Sea Cadets to row around the world in 80 hours

07/01/2013
 
Sea Cadets from across the UK will be attempting to row the circumference of the world (24,900 miles) in 80 hours between 18 April and 21 April 2013, raising vital funds needed to help them replace their tallship TS Royalist.
 
Coinciding with an attempt by the Sea Cadet HQ team – who will be rowing a Trinity 500 along the canal network from Abingdon to the Thames – cadets from some of  the 400 UK units will be taking to rowing machines at approved British Rowing Clubs to help reach the target.
 
If you would like to get involved and help the Sea Cadets raise money for the New Ship Appeal, please contact events@ms-sc.org.
Sea Cadets make Queens New Years Honours list!

Sea Cadets make Queens New Years Honours list!

Jan 2013
Sea Cadets are proud to announce two of our volunteers were named in HRH The Queen's New Years Honours List. Lt Cdr (SCC) Terry Gillard RNR was awarded an MBE and CPO (SCC) David Moody was awarded the BEM.

Congratulations!

Sea Cadets Awarded by The Queen!

Sea Cadets Awarded by The Queen!

Jan 2013

Sea Cadets are thrilled to announce they have received the coveted Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Volunteering Award 2012.

To mark the Diamond Jubilee, 60 recipients were announced today through a joint Buckingham Palace and Cabinet Office Press Notice. Our nomination was endorsed by The First Sea Lord, highlighting the amazing support we enjoy from the Royal Navy.

This award is recognition of the great work that Sea Cadets and our volunteers do, and we are immensely proud and honoured to be recognised in this way.

Captain Sea Cadets, Captain Mark Windsor, RN said, “This award is the icing on the cake for what has been an incredible year for the Sea Cadets, culminating in our 55 boat diamond formation of boats carrying the commonwealth flags in our Patron HM The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Thames River Pageant in June.”

Former Second Sea Lord now Trustee Sir Alan Massey KCB CBE said “I'm absolutely thrilled for all those who have made this happen through their tireless efforts!”

President MSSC Admiral Sir Peter Abbott GBE KCB said” This is wonderful news and so well deserved, a grand way to end a grand year. Many congratulations to you all.”

There will be a chance to visit Buckingham Palace in late Spring 2013 to collect the award formally.

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Current Mag is Award Finalist!

Current Mag is Award Finalist!

27/11/2012

Current, our magazine for cadets has been nominated for an award and has made the final three! CMA - the international content marketing awards, hosted by Russell Kane, will announce at the London ceremony on 28/11/2013 who the winner is. CMA celebrates and rewards the content that’s combined innovation, creativity and effectiveness.

And we're thrilled to have made it to the final, and even if we don't win, it is still a huge achievement for us to have got this far. Current is still in it's first year and to be recognised in this way makes us very proud. 

Current launched in Autumn 2011, as a magazine for cadets to help create a sense of community and a platform to share information and ideas with 14,000 Sea Cadets. From learning the ropes, literally with knot tying tutorials, a Sea Cadet specialisation, to winning tickets to see the latest James Bond film, Current is a magazine that try's to give cadets as much as possible in a digital format.

See the latest issue here

Captain Sea Cadets Meets Dewsbury Cadets!

Captain Sea Cadets Meets Dewsbury Cadets!

14/11/2012

Captain Sea Cadets, Captain Mark Windsor RN, paid a visit to cadets in Dewsbury last night (Tuesday 13 Nov).  This was a routine trip where he saw cadets learning first aid, about Remembrance Day and how to iron.

This visit is part of CSC's commitment to visit all units who have not had a Captains visit in recent or not so recent years.

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