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PRINCE Charles was treated to sneak preview of...

PRINCE Charles was treated to sneak preview of...

07/06/2012

The Prince of Wales met with craftsmen who are putting the finishing touches on the Queen's royal barge as well a brief display of  by cadets on TS Royalist of sail-setting and mast-bracing, which arrived yesterday to take her place in the Avenue of Sail.


Sunday's pageant, featuring a 1000-strong flotilla, is expected to be the highlight of the Diamond Jubilee celebrations
TS Royalist arrived on Thursday, having sailed from Gosport with a crew of cadets four days ago. The Prince also met Captain Sea Cadets, Captain Mark Windsor RN

Sea Cadets celebrate Jubilee with beacon lighting

Sea Cadets celebrate Jubilee with beacon lighting

04/06/2012

A network of  4000 Beacons are being lit between 10 -1030pm by communities and others including Sea Cadets from across the UK,  Channel Islands and the Isle of Man, along with the Commonwealth and UK Overseas Territories, on Monday 4 June 2012 to celebrate HM The Queen's Diamond Jubilee. 

HM The Queen will light the first beacon in The Mall, London from 10pm, this will trigger the country wide network.

Britain has a long history of lighting beacons to celebrate a monarch’s Jubilee including in 1897 when beacons were lit to celebrate Queen Victoria’s own Diamond Jubilee.

London Sea Cadets attend Gala night for the Queen

London Sea Cadets attend Gala night for the Queen

24/05/2012

Stars from TV, film, theatre and music turned out in their hundreds to pay tribute to HM The Queen on Thursday 24 May. And Sea Cadets from five London units were invited to act as carpet bearers to welcome guests.

More than 800 people from David Hockney and Alan Bennett to Sir Paul McCartney and Tinie Tempah turned out at the Royal Academy for the celebration. Cadets had a chance to see some of the country’s biggest and most influential cultural icons as they lined the red carpet to welcome them.
This was a great opportunity for the charity to take centre stage and is an example of some of the amazing opportunities open to cadets as part of the Sea Cadet Corps.

SEA CADETS WIN BEST DRESSED AT SAILING REGATTA!

SEA CADETS WIN BEST DRESSED AT SAILING REGATTA!

16/05/2012

The winners of this year’s Sea Cadet Royalist Regatta was Fort Vale Engineering, closely followed by last year’s winners the Royal Navy and while Sea Cadets themselves didn’t place they did win best dressed crew!

The Sea Cadet Royalist Regatta, now in its 15th year, sailed off Portsmouth on 16 May to raise funds for the charity. Sea Cadets aged 17 from Edmonton unit are also taking part.

Racing in Beneteau Oceanis 37’ yachts supplied by Fairview Sailing 11 teams were competing for the Shipwrights’ Trophy.

Captain Sea Cadets, Captain Mark Windsor RN, says: “We had a fantastic day for sailing. With 11 yachts and 88 competitors taking part in up to six races in the Solent there was fierce but friendly competition our congratulations to Fort Vale, very well done!.”

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Kim awarded young first aider of the year

Kim awarded young first aider of the year

13/05/2012

Kimberley Stubbs from Milton Keynes unit has been awarded a St Johns Ambulance Young First Aider of the Year award in recognition of her quick thinking which saved another young persons life.  She was presented with the award at a ceremony in London on May 13.

Kim, who is also a trampolining coach, used first aid training she gained in the Sea Cadets while coaching at her local gymnastic centre.  A student at the club had climbed back onto a trampoline during a break, did not land correctly and broke her bone in her forearm, severing an artery.  Kim acted fast and applied pressure directly to the wound whilst calling for assistance.  Kim maintained the pressure while calming the casualty until an ambulance arrived.

Kim holds the 2nd Class First Aid qualification gained during a first aid course held at the unit earlier in the year.

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