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PROMOTION FROM JUNIORS TO SENIORS

Congratulations to those pictured who have now moved on from Juniors and all successfully completed their remaining New Entry modules, taken the Sea Cadet Promise and been promoted to the rate of Cadet.

Now they begin their journey on the seniors pathway with all of the opportunities that Sea Cadets has to offer from local boating, specialist courses and proficiencies, offshore boating and participation in local and UK camps and courses.

BZ (RN signal for well done) to all of them.

Congratulations to our junior cadets who received badges awards and promotions today, especially to those three, who have been awarded the highest achievment badge- The Commodore's Pennant! BZ all!

JUNIORS - 31 October 2021

Today one of our Junior groups learned about Remembrance Sunday and why we wear the Poppy in remembrance.

Pictured are a small group of Juniors showing their own hand made poppies made from paper plates, plastic cups, lego and felt with the black centre sewn by hand by the Juniors.

Well done (BZ).

5 teams of Cadets from across the Jersey Sea Cadet Unit's 3 divisions, Port, Starboard and Royal Marine (RM), took part in their annual rowing regatta in near perfect conditions in St Helier Harbour.  With the two seaman divisions providing a Senior and Junior team and the RM Cadets having just a senior team, they participated in 6 races throughout the morning.  

Many of the cadets were taking part in the interdivisional regatta for the first time and did particularly well.  The hours of rowing practice across the year were obviously of benefit.  

Cadet Harry, one of Jersey's newer cadets taking part for the first time said:-  "I really enjoyed the rowing competition today.  It was really good fun and a great experience competing against other teams".

Results time combined across both races:-

Royal Marine A - 9.05 minutes

Starboard B - 9.49 minutes

Port A - 10.56 minutes

Port B - 11.08 minutes

Starboard A - 11.13 minutes

Royal Marine B - No time to count

Winners A Team = Royal Marine  - BZ

Winners B Team = Starboard  - BZ

Pictured - The Starboard B Team being steered to victory with Coxswain,  Cadet Evie.

JUNIORS STEM ACTIVITY - GEODESIC DOME

Today the Juniors became construction engineers and had fun with long cocktail sticks and marshmallows to create geodesic domes similar to the much larger scale domes you see at places like the the Eden Project in Cornwall

They explored the thinking behind the design of a geodesic dome and learned the advantages and disadvantages of using different shapes to make structures.

........................ But the big question is...................what happened to all the Marshmallows??

Well done Juniors. BZ