Representatives of the Royal British Legion Sittingbourne. Visited TS Wyvern this evening to present the signed certificate of affiliation with Sittingbourne Sea Cadets. Each cadet was also presented with a cloth badge as a memento.
Officer in Charge, Petty Officer, John Yaxley received the certificate from the RBL Chairman Steffan Jordan. John said "it was a great opportunity to underline the support we share with each other as local organisations making their community a better place".
7 Sittingbourne cadets were joined by 2 Maidstone cadets for a Basic Stewarding course.
After leaning how to set the table - A Cover they added one of the 4 napkin folds they had learnt.
A quick practice on Silver Service before heading to the galley to cook a full roast dinner.
Which was then served to the Unit Chairman, Assessor and supervising instructors, demonstrating their newly acquired silver service skills. Yum, Yum! Don't worry there was more than enough for the cadets to have lunch too.
The Unit Band led this years Sittingbourne Carnival on Saturday 20th June.
They treated the crowds to a range of tunes along the route and through the high street.
Well done to all those who were involved in the band and as icing on the cake the Cadets were awarded "The Woolworth Trophy" for best Marching band!
Cadets, staff and Juniors that were not involved in the band also took part, walking alongside a towed topper sailing boat, handing out leaflets to potential new recruits.
Back at the unit after the Carnival, where Cadets, Volunteers, Parents, Friends and Supporters enjoyed a social BBQ.
BZ to all the Adult Volunteers and Cadets wh turned out on Saturday 25th April at Sittingbourne High Street as part if the St George's Festival.
A great day out with plenty of interest from potential recruits, adults interested in volunteering and even an on the spot radio interview with PO Laura Friday on Sittingbourne FM.
Watch out for further appearances in the community at the Carnival and elsewhere.
8 Cadets took part in a 1 Day Cook Steward Course at the unit.
After a session of theory on safety and hygene, they got stuck into making an array of cakes which the Unit Chairman (who just happened to pop in) describe as mmmmmmmmm Yummy.
The officer of the day PO Laura Friday said the cadets "all worked really hard and produced some really excellent work from Hot Cross Buns to Bird nest cakes."
Bank Holiday Monday. But then on Wednesday they are all of to Barton's Point for Sailing. Its a busy life as a Sea Cadet!
Picture: Cadets all working together as a team in the Galley
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