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1st January 2019, S/Lt Eaton (SCC) RNR took up the role of Officer in Charge of TS Temeraire.

As OiC S/Lt Eaton is responsible for the strategic direction of the unit, within the training programme available within the Sea Cadets

 

Over the Easter Holiday 8 Cadets from Medway Victory Unit experianced their first time out boating with the SCC, they attended a Fixed Seat Rowing Course alongside Cadets from TS Cornwallis (Medway Towns Unit), they gained experiance and 6 of them gained their Rowing Taster Qualifacation, the first step of the Rowing Syllabus in the SCC. the Cadets seemed to have fun and enjoyed their Course.

The Cadets thank Medway Towns for allowing them to Join the Course   

Medway Victory (CEP) Unit Welcomed Cheif Petty Officer (SCC) L O'Callaghan to the Unit on Monday 19th March, With him he brought six of Southern Areas Indoor Rowing Machines. As a National Rowing Coach he spent the night demonstrating the basics to Rowing Machines/Sliding Seat Rowing the cadets had their times taken to be added to the National League Table and competed in a grueling (so they say) Team Relay Rowing Race. Hopefullly the cadets took away a new experiance if not a few aching musscles. Thank You CPO O'Callaghan

The Victory Academy will be starting up its own Sea Cadet Unit, it is part of the goverments Cadet Expansion Program (CEP). The unit unfortunanly is only recuiting from pupils who attend the Victory Academy 10-16 year olds for the time being. Now many of you will be asking what is the Sea Cadet Corps? How will this affect you? Well, whether at sea or on land, the Sea Cadets offers young people across the UK amazing opportunities for personal development, by learning new skills and working in teams, we offer an environment where young people find new confidence and inspiration. Find out more by coming along to a parade night

First Night is the Monday 22nd January