What a fantastic evening at our Curry Night Fundraiser!
We raised £403.00 this evening.
A HUGE Thank you to the Taj Mahal, Charles Street, Milford Haven for hosting and catering for our fundraiser!
Also thanks go to the providers of the raffle prizes:
Pembrokeshire Yacht Club
"Claws" of Johnston
Milford Haven Sea Cadets have taken part in a spectacular show of formal parading and 80 strong marching band from The Mall to Trafalgar Square, to celebrate Trafalgar Day on behalf of the Royal Navy - 500 young people are taking part including cadets from the Army and Air cadets.
Milford Haven Sea cadets marched onto Trafalgar Square, London from Horse Guards Parade on the Sunday 21 October at 11.10am.
National Trafalgar Day is a chance for them to showcase their skills and talent to dignitaries from the Royal Navy and to London’s spectators and tourists. The Sea Cadets have been performing the ritual since the 1930’s. Trafalgar Day commemorates the Battle of Trafalgar Victory and Nelson’s death in 1805.
Sub Lieutenant (SCC) William Elliott RNR, Commanding Officer said; “Our cadets only had two days to practice and coordinate their moves with the other UK cadets for the very exacting and precise ceremonial display they perform in front of up to 2000 spectators. So it’s a big reflection of the hard work, dedication and passion these young people have invested throughout the year that they can deliver such a show stopping parade. We are really proud of them.”
Sea Cadets are the UK’s largest nautical youth charity established in 1856. We work across the country in 400 towns with 14000 cadets aged between 10 and 18. Through nautical adventure we inspire young people to learn and develop new skills that boost confidence to give them a head start in life.
www.milfordhavenscc.org.uk
Congratulations go to Leading Cadet Daniel Tucker, Able Cadet Scott Claypole, Able Cadet Rhian Griffiths and Ordinary Cadet Harriet Evans for representing the Unit at such a prestigious event!
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Our nice new sign is now on display, ready for our new Front Door to be put on this weekend!
Thank you to the Communications & Media Team at the Marine Society & Sea Cadets for designing the new sign!
A BIG Thank you to D'sign studio (Milford Haven Marina) for creating this masterpiece for us!
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Last weekend saw the National Sea Cadet First Aid Competition and the Inter-Services First Aid Competition being held at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst.
Milford Haven Sea Cadets & Royal Marines Cadets previously beat off stiff competition at the District and Area Competitions; which has seen their first ever appearance at the National Competition for First Aid.
They have a team of four, which then have individual challenges/scenario’s and a group scenario which is all assessed and marked towards the team’s efficiency in First Aid.
The Saturday comprised of the National First Aid Competition which representation from 6 Areas of the Sea Cadets. The day ended with Milford Haven (representing South West) being crowned as the Winner’s!
As a result, they were then entered into the Inter-services First Aid Competition on the Sunday against St John Ambulance Cadets, Army Cadets, Air Cadets to name but a few. This was a tough competition which resulted in a great experience!
Sub Lieutenant (SCC) William Elliott RNR, the Commanding Officer comments “For our first ever go at the National First Aid Competition, the cadets have once again shown what training and commitment has achieved! Milford Haven Sea Cadets & Royal Marines Cadets are certainly known on the map! ”.
Pictured is AC Rhian Griffiths, MC2 Rachel Russell, LC Callum Snape and LC Megan Gronow on the steps at RMA Sandhurst.
An Indian Meal fundraiser in aid of Milford Haven Sea Cadets & Royal Marines Cadets.
Cost of £12 per person (half of this comes directly to the Sea Cadets).
There will also be a raffle on the evening.
Attendance numbers to the Commanding Officer would be appreciated so that the Indian can cater correctly - email co.tsharrier@virgin.net
For more information go to - http://www.facebook.com/events/285381038229016/ or email co.tsharrier(at)virgin.net
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