• Sea Cadets is led by the Government on medical advice for Covid-19. For the latest medical advice please check the NHS website here

    • It is vital that if your cadet has symptoms of Covid-19 or if they are self-isolating, that they do not attend any face-to-face Sea Cadets activity. Similarly, if a cadet has been sent home from school due to Covid-19 concerns or has been told to self-isolate, they must not come to Cadet face-to-face activity until their self-isolation period is over or they have been told that they can return to school.

      More information and details of what to do if a cadet or volunteer has Covid-19 or Covid-19 symptoms can be found here.

      Information on self-isolation, testing and more is kept up to date on the NHS website here.

       

    • Yes. All events, competitions and activities have been cancelled or suspended until further notice.

    • All the international trips for 2020 were cancelled. It is not yet clear what will be the arrangements in 2021.

    • The national office has organised for key staff to meet on a daily basis to review and decide on appropriate actions to be taken that day across the Corps. Communications are sent to parents and guardians of cadets, cadets, all volunteers and staff on a weekly basis to keep them informed of changes and decisions. 

    • The Government have recently updated their requirements with regard to the wearing of face coverings. The list of specified places now includes “community centres and youth centres”, consequently with immediate effect volunteers, cadets, visitors and others engaged in Sea Cadets activities indoors (with some limited exceptions) must wear a face covering. Guidance will be provided by your unit. 

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