Bognor Regis Sea Cadets
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The place for development of young people run by enthusiastic adult volunteers in the centre of Bognor Regis. It is Britain's most successful nautical organisation for the development of young people with Units run by enthusiastic adult volunteers.
We have a rank structure modelled on that of the Royal Navy, giving Cadets an opportunity to progress and take up positions of responsibility as they acquire skills and seniority. On reaching 18, many Cadets choose to stay on as adult instructors, when their training and talents become invaluable.
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facebook.comBognor Regis Armed Forces Day
Armed Forces Day - Bognor Regis - The event begins with a parade and Drumhead Service, which takes place on The Esplanade by The Pier. This is followed by a presentation of medals. The day continues with entertainment; displays and exhibitions by local cadet and youth service groups; a marquee with information and exhibition stands. There will be flying displays and RNLI presence, depending on weather conditions and availability. There will also be a Rededication Service of the H.M.S. St Barbara Memorial (Bognor Regis Pier). #BOGNOR REGIS ARMED FORCES DAY #SEACADETS
Central district parade 2016 #Bognorregisseacadets #youthwork #hobbies #seacadets #Bognorregis #learnnewskills #cadets #whatwedo Parade Purpose Weapons are used in training to promote discipline and are used under strictly controlled conditions .
The build of the Sea Cadet Flagship TS Royalist
Why join Sea Cadets ??? You as a cadet will have the opportunities to experience the most exhilarating – and unique challenges. Whether it’s hoisting the sail of a yacht, navigating waves in a powered craft, or racing down a river in a kayak -nothing compares to the feeling of being out on the water, right there in the elements. Ther are 2 Fleet yachts, 2 power vessels; TS Jack Petchey, TS John Jerwood, and our flagship TS Royalist, a 29-metre brig. From dinghy sailing in Weymouth to a dive centre in Liverpool, you can try kayaking, power boating, canoeing, rowing and windsurfing, plus diving - most of our courses are accredited too by the leading UK bodies like RYA, British Canoe Union, or the British Sub Aqua Club. #bognorseacadets #seacadets #sailing #bognorregis #westsussex #voluteers #youthwork #marinesociety #whatwedo https://youtu.be/8X4kW3vCGbk
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Hampden Memorial Rededication
10.30 – 10.45 Assemble 10.45 Standard Bearers and Guard of Honour take Post 10.55 Opening Address 11.00 18/27 Sqn Chinook Flypast Opening Prayers Address Unveilling by RAFA 381 President (?) Exhortation Last Post RAF Association Dedication Reveille The National Anthem Blessing and Close Following the Service, official guests are invited back to the RAFA Branch in Waterloo Square for a Recepition and Presentation to the Branch of a part of a Chinook Blade by 27 Sqn RAF. Standard Bearers/Bugler to be provided by RBL and RAFA. Guard of Honour by 2351 Sqn ATC. #whatsoninbognorregis
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Lost Souls Parade - 31 October 16
The Unit Paraded for Halloween and enjoyed a night of fun and laughter conducting various activities: Doughnut Strings, Apple Bobbing, Loo Roll Mummies, Pinatas smashing and generally having a good time. A huge thanks to to all the staff that made the evening a spooky success. OiC
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Bognor Regis & District Sea Cadets help launch the 2016 Poppy Appeal at Tesco Superstore Bognor Regis & District Sea Cadets proudly assisted in the launch of the 2016 Royal British Legion Appeal in Bognor Regis on Saturday 29 October 2016. Four cadets from the Unit stood tall and smart in their uniforms as a mark of respect for the what the occasion was about, remembrance along with representatives from the Royal British legion. The Town’s Tesco Superstore have established a ‘Garden of Remembrance’ where poppy seeds have been scattered, which should act as a memorial to those that have served their country in war and conflicts. The Officer in Charge of the cadet Unit said “this garden we be a place where the poignant words of the fallen are reflected – ‘At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them’ will be enacted each year as the poppies bloom in the morning air and individuals remember their lost ones, the memories living on through this little piece of ground”. The Officer in Charge also went on to say how marvellous it was that Tesco had taken on this initiative within the town. Its success is of course down to individuals who made it possible, three key people from Tesco, Jackie, Buster and Gary and they should be applauded for bringing this together.
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