TS Starling will be 75 years young in May 2018! There will be a variety of activities and celebrations throughout the year to mark this milestone, and we'll keep you posted so that we can all celebrate together.
We'll be celebrating with Starlings who have flown the nest, current members and some new fledglings who are yet to experience the great opportunities we have to offer.
Thanks for your ongoing support.
Our UMT have been working tirelessly with the contractor to bring the Main Deck refurbishment project to a close, with some great work already completed to make the building waterproof, warm and welcoming.
Notwithstanding some aestehtic improvement inside, this project should be complete by next week!
Sefton Council for Voluntary Service have awarded our Fundraising Coordinator - Alison McAllister - a Sefton 4 Good Citizen Award for her work in keeping our Unit afloat.
The citation reads:
Alison McAllister is the Fundraising Officer of Sefton Sea Cadets and during her time with the charity has raised thousands of pounds for the Unit. As a result,Sefton Sea Cadets has been about to deliver fantastic developmental opportunities to over 70 young people in South Sefton.
A large proportion of the cadets are classed as Looked After, have a disability or struggle to achieve academic attainment, so the Unit has proven to be a lifeline for these young people.
They rely heavily on donations and Alison has been pivotal in providing the fundraising expertise to help keep the Unit afloat in the current financial climate.
Our Colour Party competed at the North West Area Drill and Piping Competition recently, and were delighted to be awarded Silver Medals! Losing out by only one mark to Wales North District Colour Party, #TeamStarling wish everyone a successful performance at National Drill and Piping on 21st April at HMS Raleigh.
#NeverOrdinary
Cpl Connor was fortunate to have been shortlisted as a candidate for the CVQO Westminster Award 2018, which is a competition for all those Cadets who received vocational qualifications through the scheme.
Connor reached Stage 2 of the competition, beating thousands of candidates to get to the last 90 Cadets from across all of the UK's Cadet Forces. This is a fantastic achievement - well done!
#NeverOrdinary
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