Don't forget we have a very special guest this evening... Tuesday groups to be at the Unit as per usual and other cadets to join via ZOOM.
All details have been emailed to Parents
***TONIGHT***
13 October 2020
INSPIRED!
Absolutely made up for all of these cadets and volunteers
'Meet the cadet and volunteers heroes rewarded in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list.
They are to receive national awards for their part in supporting their communities and workplaces during a difficult 2020, four of them for actions during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Many continue to play a vital role in keeping essential services running as key workers during the pandemic, such as within the NHS and other public services.
Each have helped Sea Cadets adapt, innovate and emerge through these troubled times with resilience, often using new technology to ensure our cadets remain engaged.
John Challenger BEM (Flint, North Wales)
For voluntary service in support of young people, maintaining morale and cohesion of North West Area Sea Cadets. NB The is the first known example of one of our beneficiaries, a cadet being honoured by a national award.
Suzanne Sweeney OBE (Bexley, Kent)
For services to Neo-natal provision in the NHS and to youth services provision through Sea Cadets.
Gareth Davies MBE (Scarborough, North Yorkshire)
For services to young people and the local community through Sea Cadets.
Nicole Geraghty MBE (Southampton, Hampshire)
For services to essential engineering with Southern Water and voluntary service with the Sea Cadet Youth Development Charity during COVID-19.
Liz Stephens MBE (Runcorn, Cheshire)
For Services to Sea Cadets in the North West of England.
Oliver Chambers MBE (Birmingham, Warwickshire)
For voluntary service to young people and the community in Birmingham.
Michelle Welsh MBE (Colwick, Nottinghamshire)
For services to Sea Cadets.
Captain Phil Russell RN, Captain Sea Cadets, said, “It is incredibly gratifying for a charity our size to see so many recognised in such numbers, clearly demonstrating the commitment and dedication of our amazing volunteers whose passion and commitment to their local communities has been unwavering during this pandemic."
"On behalf of the entire Marine Society and Sea Cadets Charity I send hearty congratulations to all seven recipients. Recognising that many more of our 9,000 volunteers and 15,000 cadets are equally dedicated to supporting their communities, they are great exemplars of the unique Sea Cadets values and ethos which have helped make a difference to so many young lives.'
Something for the Juniors!
More information for the Juniors!
GOING LIVE!
Join us live on Facebook tonight for both Cadet and Junior Presentation Evening!
VIRTUAL TRAFALGAR DAY 2020
Final submissions to be in today!
Pop your uniform on and give your best salute for National Traf Day!
VIRTUAL TRAFALGAR DAY 2020
Join the Trafalgar Day parade this year in a national virtual salute!
This year you are invited to put your best salute forward to the Virtual Trafalgar Day, to commemorate Lord Nelson's victory at the Battle of Trafalgar, and the importance of the Royal Navy.
We're calling on cadets and units to submit a virtual salute to be included in the official Trafalgar Day video; airing on Trafalgar Day on the Sea Cadets UK social media platforms.
We hope cadets will come together with us, and the 400 units nationwide, in showing solidarity for this important day.
For the best chance to be included please follow the video guidelines below.
It’s your chance to appear on the national Sea Cadets stage!
Film in portrait mode on a smartphone or camera.
Please wear your uniform, working or best, with headwear.
Please send in the name, rank, and unit name so we can caption this on the national film.
And most importantly, salute like it’s to Lord Nelson himself!
Deadline:
We’ll be accepting video submissions until 1 October.
How to show your stuff!
Send your video to SCMag@ms-sc.org via email.
If the file is too large to send via email, please contact SCMag@ms-sc.org to request a link to directly upload the video to our server.
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