AC Ryan and CDT Nathan have Won the Southern Area Senior Boys Football Competition along with the boys from Windsor, going unbeaten throughout the whole competiton. Awesome result! Well done to the Boys of Windsor and Maidenhead - off to nationals in 3 weeks time.
The senior girls - a team made up of LC Jade, Windsor and Henley - despite valiant efforts were unable to qualify for the semi finals.
But all in all a great day. Well done all!!!
With the first event of the year being the swimmarathon a large number of cadets and staff collectively raised a lot of money for the unit and for the lions club and put in a great effort to swim and get over 100 lengths collectively well done all!!!
The day after the swimmarathon we had the district football competition where senior boys came 2nd… senior girls came 2nd and junior boys came 1st with AC Ryan and CDT Nathan due to join Windsor as a district entry for area and LC Jade and LC Chloe from Windsor who played for us at district due to do the same with Henley unit. off to are in couple of weeks...
Happy new year to everyone including all cadets and adult volunteers, parents and supporters and everyone that has helped us out in some way or supported the unit and our antics throughout the year… here’s to 2017 and here’s to 2018 with lots of exciting things to come.
We start off with Decembers awards and presentations with AC Ryan and NEC’s Harvey and Poppy who marched on very well and looking good in their new ones and after reading the sea cadet promise received their caps and were promoted to CDT’s, OC Ellie and OC James were promoted to AC after months of hard work and CDT Nathan receiving his youth first aid certificate.
Next was the mess dinner, cadets came all dressed up looking very smart and enjoyed a Christmas style dinner cooked by the very kind volunteers of the UMT and a few parents as well. After a very busy year with a lot of achievements, promotions and qualifications a nice sit-down dinner where cadets could socialise and have a bit of fun out of the norm of parade nights the hard working cadets and adult volunteers were due a bit of a blow out which leads me to the last night of the year…
From a minion to John wick… the cadets arrive again dressed up but this time slightly differently dressed up. For a night of fun, cadets dressed as giant bananas, minions, john wick and even Indiana jones. Cadets played a mixture of different party games and just generally had a great time, as we send off 2017 on the last night of the year with a bit of fun and games
The unit and its cadets and staff have had a very busy November this year with poppy selling with the Royal British Legion (the RBL) for the poppy appeal, remembrance Sunday and the monthly blues parade and awards and even a visit from the prime minister during an event at the town hall.
The cadets spent two weekends poppy selling helping to raise a lot of money for the cause that is the poppy appeal and during the second weekend on Saturday before remembrance Sunday on armistice day itself AC Ryan and S/LT (SCC) Chris Edge RNR together represented the unit and the SCC in Maidenhead with AC Ryan carrying the unit standard (unit flag) and even getting a selfie with the prime minister.
Remembrance Sunday, the cadets and staff showed their utmost gratitude and respect for the men and women of the armed forces past and present who have fought for our country and have protected our freedom which we take for granted in today’s way of life, the cadets also looked smart and seamanlike in the uniform which the navy wear as well and showed that not only do we wear the uniform with pride but we also wear the uniform for all the right reasons.
Awards night: starting off we had AC Max marching on NEC Jacob and NEC Harrison who read the SCC promise and received their caps and were promoted to CDT Jacob and CDT Harrison, CDT Nathan and OC Smith received their 2nd class first aid and CDT Harry received his 3rd class first aid.
great effort this month to everyone... BZ to those who have acheived something this month!!
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