Due to the COVID-19 pandemic Sea Cadet Head Quaters has suspened all face to face sea cadet acvities. The unit are working hard to provide virtual learing to our cadets & voulenteers with assistance from District, Area & HQ. Further communiction will be sent out via Email, Whatsapp and Facebook as and when we have it.
Unit CLOSED!
May 2018 MiddleHill Adventure training weekend
On the weekend of the 25th to the 27th of May we had the pleasure of being able to take a group of 12 cadets (both sea and marine cadets) away for the weekend to Middle hill (Southern Area Adventure Training) during this weekend the cadets were split into two groups where they took it in turn throughout the Saturday to participate in bushcraft which involved the learning and making of different shelters within the woodland area as well as making fire using natural resources. They also spend the saturday participating in mountain biking where they went out with the instructor P.O Murphy onto the varuious different trails around the camp. The sunday brought us a day of archery with P.O Jacobs where the cfadets learned how to hold and fire a bow onto a target whilst incorporating different games and challenges into this.
Facebook closed group joining link
28 March 2018This is the link to the current Woking Sea Cadets closed Facebook group. Upon clicking on the link you will need to ask to join the group where one of the group admins will then accept the request therefore allowing you to keep up to date with what is going on within the unit. On here you will be able to post your own queries and questions that will be replied to as soon as possible by a member of staff or cadet who knows the answer to your question. We hope that this makes your experience with Woking Sea Cadets easier and more enjoyable.
https://m.facebook.com/groups/165330893491551?tsid=0.2754524617462537&source=result
Presentations
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Over the past few months of the beginning of the new year there have been a huge amount of presentations made to cadets and staff alike including specialisations, promotions, junior modules and competitions that the amount is far too great to list. By gaining promotions for themselves and the unit the cadets are allowing themselves to be recognised on a larger scale by other members of the corps.
These can all be gained at the unit or at courses away from the unit in the district, area or even nationally. The cadets do also offer offshore courses available to cadets all year round. To get the most out of the Sea Cadet experience and to help gain life skills and meet new friends we recommend that you attend courses not only in the unit but run outside as well. If you have any questions, please speak to the Training Officer (S/LT (SCC) Comer) who can be found in the Ships Office upstairs in the unit. He will always have all the information needed in order to be able to book onto courses and request things be put into the training within the unit.
Instagram!
28/03/2018
We are now live on Instagram. Keep up-to-date with all the latest activities via the amazing pictures. Please click the link below and follow us.
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