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Today Caterham’s unarmed squad travelled down to Farnham to take part in Surrey Districts Drill Competition. Well done to our squad who came 2^nd. In addition, Able Cadet Will won best unarmed squad commander of the day, an outstanding result.

Well done and Good luck to all those who won today and are now through to the area competition, We will look forward to seeing you all there.

The Gibraltar Cup is an annual competition held between the six best Royal Marine Cadet detachments in the United Kingdom (decided by scoring detachments throughout the year), to determine the single best in the UK. And this year our marine detachment scored highly enough to enter.

This year's competition was held form the 1st to the 3rd of March and was comprised of various activities that tested the abilities of the cadets, including PT (Physical Training), Navigation, and Fieldcraft. Our team was pushed to their limits, but they pulled through and were able to win the competition, and Caterham is recognised as the best Marine Cadet detachment in the nation. Huge congratulations to all involved, with special recognition to be afforded to Sargeant Harrower, who also won the McCarroll Trophy, awarded by a judging panel for being the best Marine Cadet instructor in the country.

Well done top the senior boys team who came an overall 3rd of the senior boys league. A special congratulations goes to L/Cpl Ross who won player of the league and also the overall best player of the tournament across the two days 

A massive well done to our Senior boys football team who placed first in the competition winning all 4 of their games. They willl now be going through to the area competion. Good Luck!

A massive well done to Chloe, Tom, Kyle and James who recently passed their National Cadet Sergeants Board at the weekend at Crowborough. They have done the unit proud and are also the first ever Cadet Sergeants to ever walk into our unit and detachment. 

Congratulations!