Well Done to the 5 intrepid Cadets completing their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh expedition.
Having battled one of the hottest weekends of the year all 5 Warsash & 1 Poole Cadets passed their Bronze DofE expedition.
Memorable moments -
* The cows
* Night-time Adventures for one member of the team
* The Ice Cream Van
* Different ways to get over a broken style
2017 means 10 exciting years of T.S. Tormentor, Warsash Sea Cadets and what a lot of things we have achieved in those years.
To celebrate this amazing milestone, what else are you going to do apart from party like a pirate!
Warsash Sea Cadets travelled to Portsmouth's Historic Dockyard to help name the new Serco tug, SD Tempest.
SD Tempest, the newest tug to be added to Serco’s fleet of specialist support vessels, was officially named at a ceremony at Her Majesty’s Naval Base (HMNB) Portsmouth. SD Tempest is the most powerful, capable and manoeuvrable tug to enter service with Serco and she has been specifically procured to support the arrival of HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Prince of Wales, which are the largest warships to ever be constructed for the Royal Navy.
Warsash Sea Cadets had a great time after being invited by Romsey Sea Cadets to come along to SCTC (Sea Cadet Training Centre) Weymouth.
The Cadets enjoyed a range of watersport training, including powerboating, sailing, canoeing and kayaking.
Well done to all those who attended and to those gaining RYA and British Canoeing qualifications.
Held at Southern Area Boating Station in Portsmouth Harbour the Cadets had a great days sailing.
Gold - 1st - OC Mark - Open PY class
Gold - 1st - CFC Will & Cdt Ben - Quest class
Silver - 2nd - AC Katie & CFC Alfie - Bosun
Bronze - 3rd - OC Andrew - Pico
Well done to you all, next stop the Area Competition.
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