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ADULT DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

8 December 2019

It’s been one hell of a weekend for the Unit and 3 of our volunteers who have been recognised for some of their hard work.

PPO’s Hoad and Myles were successful in passing their Adult Core Seamanship Module. ✅ ✅

PPO Hoad can now look forward to attending the Basic Leadership course in the last module to become a substantive PO - once this is complete all basic training will be complete. ⚓️⚓️

PPO Bioletti on the other hand was busy graduating from university with a 2.1 Master of Arts in Human Resource Management 🎓💫

We are all so very proud of you. Congratulations

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WINDSOR CASTLE ROYAL NAVY GUARD

WINDSOR CASTLE ROYAL NAVY GUARD

We’ve had a very exciting day! Today the CO, PO Hearn and 8 of our cadets along with Windsor unit went to watch the changing of the guard at Windsor castle.

We even got a special tour around the guard room, officers flat and got to meet the sailors in the guard.

We were also joined by the Captain Phil Russell RN and he took a few of his legendary selfies!

What an experience!

We want to send a special thanks to Lt Cdr Nicola Cripps RN for this amazing opportunity!

Sea Cadets 

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LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

LEARNING & DEVELOPMENT UPDATE

This evening following careful planning, the unit had 5 x L&D assessments.

3 of the Adults have now completed their L&D core module

Fantastic Result

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NEW VOLUNTEER INTRODUCTION

29 November 2019

NEW VOLUNTEER INTRODUCTION

We are delighted to welcome on board PO (SCC) Ruth Hawes.

Ruth has a wealth of experience as a Sea Cadet Volunteer, having been a member of the organisation for the past 10 years, but has now decided to take up a fresh challenge with us.

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SOUTHERN AREA SWIMMING COMPETITION

18 November 2019

Excellent results for the cadets from Berkshire District at the Area Swimming Competition. Special mention to cadets Tasha, Charlie, Archie and Gabriel who represented the Unit

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