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WELL DONE and thank you to all the cadets who turned up to help with the Bag Packing at Sainsbury's in Taplow on the 18th December.

It was nice to see 50% of the Unit there as well as managing to raise some well needed funds.

Finally it was very nice to hear some wonderful comments from the Public about your attitude and commitment.

The Cadet Mess Dinner was a resounding Success! With 26 Cadets in attendance and taking over the Ship, you all looked very glamorous! Here is to making 2017 event better!

BZ

Experience sea training onboard a modern power vessel. You’ll learn navigation, bridge team duties, seamanship, deck work, engineering, catering plus experience other duties needed to operate a vessel at sea.

Places: 12 cadets (with two supervisors*, one male and one female)

Age restrictions: 12 up to 18

Cost: £310 per cadet (Bursaries are available)

Dates: 21^st – 27^th October 2017

Voyage: Poole – Gosport

PARENTS TO VISIT TO COMMANDING OFFICER AT EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY

Maidenhead Sea Cadets were awarded the District Cup - this achievement reflects that the Unit performed the best (most consistently) throughout the District Competitions against the other 6 units in 2016.

Very Well Done!

Hundreds fell silent across the town during the Remembrance Sunday parade and service to pay their respects to those who sacrificed their lives.

The Mayor of Windsor and Maidenhead, Cllr Sayanora Luxton, joined councillors, veterans, community groups and military cadet squadrons for the service on Sunday.

Official wreaths were laid at the foot of the Memorial Cross by the Vice Lord Lieutenant Mr Jeffery Branch at the war memorial outside the Town Hall in St Ives Road.

Maidenhead Sea Cadets were out in force as a Unit, displaying just some of the Values we hold dear to us.

Very well turned out and Smart.

Very Proud.