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A team of generous volunteers from Malvern Panalytical recently visited Malvern Sea Cadet Unit to give the building a fresh coat of paint. Their hard work has helped brighten up the unit, making a real difference for the cadets who use the space.

We’re incredibly grateful for their time and effort in supporting our unit. Acts of community spirit like this help ensure we can continue providing a great environment for young people to learn and develop.

Thank you, Malvern Panalytical, for your support!

District Competition season 2025 has already started with a successful day of Piping for Malvern unit and all cadets coming away with medals.

Junior Piping

Team - Gold

Individual Silver - LJC Joe (last minute stand in)

Individual Gold - LJC Alistair

Senior Piping

Team - Bronze

Over all district position

Joint 4th

Massive well done to all the team

On Remembrance Sunday, Malvern Sea Cadets proudly took part in local commemorations to honour those who have served and sacrificed for our country. Cadets and volunteers joined the community in a parade and service, paying their respects with solemnity and pride.

It was a privilege to stand alongside veterans, service personnel, and other community groups to remember the fallen. Their sacrifices will never be forgotten.

Lest we forget.

As part of our Royal Naval Parade, we took the opportunity to mark the acheivements of our unit by presenting our annual unit awards.

Massive well done to the winners. 

Community Endevour award - Leading Junior Bond

Best Dressed Cadet - Leading Cadet Henry

Best Junior - Leading Junior Alistair

NEW AWARD - Aspire Award for more promising newcomer  - Cadet Myleene

Cadet of the Year - Able Cadet Izzie

Staff Endevour - PO Malm

Unit Chairmans Special Commendation - Lt Malm

On Thursday the 20th of June we were host to South West Area Officer, Commander Mills RN for our biannual Royal Naval Parade. 

As well as parents, guardians and local dignitaries, Commander Mills experienced a showcase of what Malvern Sea Cadets is all about, with a formal inspection at the start of the night, followed by a range of hands on activities and finishing the night with our annual awards. 
The atmosphere on the night was electric and feedback from the Area Officer was very positive, so fingers crossed for a good score for our Unit Review.