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Looking for adventure, fun and to make lots of new friends? Middlesbrough Sea Cadets Unit will be doing all this on Tuesday 21^st February 2017, and young people aged 10 -12 with parents are invited to attend.

The event, which will feature games, fun, competitions, prizes and more, takes place on Tuesday 21^st February 2017 at East Lodge, Albert Park, Middlesbrough, TS1 3LB between 12pm and 6pm.

Young people and their parents can tour the unit, chat to volunteers and cadets and see some impressive displays, which aim to encourage more young people and volunteers to join the unit.

Petty Officer (SCC) Matthew Stamp, Middlesbrough’s Commanding Officer, said: “This is a great opportunity for the young people of Middlesbrough and it will give them a chance first hand to see what activities we get up to twice a week”.

“It’s a fun way to get to know other young people in the area and you’ll make some great friends and learn new skills that will give you a great head start in life and will really boost your confidence.”

Middlesbrough Sea Cadets opened in September 1942 at the Newport Boys’ Club on Newport Road. It has supported thousands of young people in Middlesbrough to learn nautical skills, with 15 cadets currently attending, supported by 9 volunteers. However, more are always welcome.

Middlesbrough, which is part of national charity Sea Cadets, gives young people a new perspective. We broaden horizons and create possibilities. Working across the UK with 14,000 young people between 10 and 18, we help them see the world with confidence, gained through the challenge of nautical adventure and a Royal Navy ethos. Our aim is to help more young people to see the future that they want – and make that future happen.

The unit is open Monday and Thursday evenings from 6:30pm till 9:15pm, and meets at East Lodge, Albert Park, Middlesbrough, TS1 3LBVisit: www.sea-cadets.org/middlesbrough to find out how you can join.

For more information, please make contact: through the website or email direct to info@middlesbroughscc.co.uk

On Sunday 30th October 2016, Teesside District Sea Cadets come together in Albert Park, Middlesbrough to commemorate the Battle of Trafalgar. The units included Middlesbrough, Stockton, Hartlepool, Redcar and Guisborough and East Cleveland. This years parade was extra special as we had all of the cadet forces out on parade, they consisted of Sea Cadets, Air Force Cadets and Army Cadets.

We had the Queens representative Lord Lieutenant of North Yorkshire, Barry Dodd CBE BSc Hons Eng who led the inspection of the guard and also Mayors & Mayoress of the boroughs covering Teesside.

The cadets all did the Navy, Sea Cadets and themselves very proud on this years parade. We would like to thank all the guest for attending and look forward to next years parade.

Middlesbrough Sea Cadets are happy to inform you that we will be having an open evening on TUESDAY 19TH JULY 2016, 1900 - 2100 (7pm - 9pm). This will be a chance for you to meet new recruits like yourself and also have a greater insight into the Sea Cadets and take part in some activities that you will be getting involved in why you are with us.

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If you wish to have your name added to the list for the next open evening, then please feel free to contact us via the: contact form, telephone or email info@middlesbroughscc.co.uk.

We look forward to seeing you at our next event.

Last night was a roaring success with cadets, guest and even the staff turning out in a smart fashion. The evening started with guests arriving at 6:30pm including the unit's VIPS: Depute Lord Lieutenant, Sir Harry Wilmot; Armed Forces Champion, Councillor Ronald Arundale and Assistant District Officer, WO2 Robert Fielding. Parents also joined use in this event to celebrate their children success and showed great support to the unit. It was a warm and friendly atmosphere with parents wanting to help the unit in any way that they could. This consisted of a kind donation of £50 and a qualified chef offering to support the unit any way that she could. A quote from a parent was "You have done so much for my children and I have 7 others lined up. I wish to help in any way that I can". This event has turned out to be a success in more ways than was intended.  

The winners of thee awards took some warming up to deliver their winners speech but towards the end of the evening they started to open up and deliver great thanks to their parents, UMT members, Staff and other cadets.

Middlesbrough Sea Cadets would like to thank all the guests for attending this event and hope that they continue to get involved with the unit. We thank the cadets for being fully behind the unit and continue to make us proud time after time; keep up the good work everyone.

The results of the Awards are as follows:

This evening is Middlesbrough Sea Cadets Presentation Evening, a chance for the unit to come together and celebrate the success of the cadets and all that they have achieved. We are hoping that this evening will be a full and enjoyable experience for all invited. We have special guests such as the Depute Lord Lieutenant and Councillors from the Middlesbrough Ward.

We as a unit have decided to make this occasion extra special by throwing a BAFTA styled awards, with entertainment from the cadets, hosted by the Commanding and Executive Officer. This should be a fun filled night for all; we will post the winners in our next update.

If you are interested in becoming a Sea Cadet and want to try something that you have never done before then please don't hesitate to contact the unit.