Every year the Royal Marine Cadets attend Catsea, a yearly assessment of the necessary skills to be a Royal Marine Cadet. These assessments include activities such as fieldcraft, first aid and seamanship. This year we received a ‘good’ grade which was one of the highest in the company.
On the 2nd September, the senior boys rowing team competed in the National Combined Regatta after succeeding in getting through District and Area level. At the competition they participated in many races against other teams from all across the UK and they put in a fantastic effort.
Caterham Sea Cadets should be proud of in what they have achieved at the area rowing competition down at Whale Island in Portsmouth representing Surrey district and Caterham unit.
All the hard work that the cadets have put in had paid off with the junior boys coming 2nd out of the whole of Southern Area in there category.
Cadet Soper and the Staines team also did very well and came 3rd in the whole of Southern Area for the junior girls category so a big well done to them too.
Caterham Unit raised the third highest amount out of all the Sea Cadet Units in Surrey and were invited to a presentation by the Royal British Legion Surrey. The Lord Lieutenant of Surrey presented all the awards.
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