On 13th June, our Unit had an Open Day where we were open to the public to come along and see what we do within Sea Cadets. The day was opened by the Mayor of Penryn, and was well attended by the public. We also received a visit from the Lord Lieutenant of Cornwall, Colonel Bolitho OBE.
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On the 28th May's unit night, we were visited by the Coastguard Cliff Team at our unit. They gave a talk to the cadets and let them try on the rescue kit they wear. There was also an opportunity to play with the sirens in their vehicle! A big "Thank You" to the team for giving up their time.
After a very successful RNP Inspection this year we have been awarded a Burgee Flag for 2015. A Burgee represents a high level of achievement within the unit and this year we achieved our highest ever score. This is our sixth Burgee in a row and is the culmination of a lot of hard work by our Committee, the Staff and of course the Cadets. Thank you to everyone involved in making our unit such a success.
On Sunday 19th April, some of our cadets were asked to assist in the "goody bag" preparation and distribution for the Rotary Club of Penryn's annual Enys Gardens 10k Run. The cadets worked hard to get all the bags ready before the start of the race, and efficiently distributed them to the racers as they crossed the finish line. A good morning's work!
On 18th April, our cadets descended upon the Sainsburys store in Helston to raise funds for our unit by packing bags for their customers. After a day's hard work by the cadets, they managed to raise £568.54 towards unit funds. An excellent effort!
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