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Cambridge Sea Cadets and Royal Marines Cadets Cambridge Sea Cadets provides training based on the values of the Royal Navy. We are for ages 10-18

Whether at sea or on land, the Sea Cadets offers young people across the UK amazing opportunities for personal development - by learning new skills and working in teams - we offer an environment where young people find new confidence and inspiration. Established in 1856 the Sea Cadets was created by communities wanting to give young people instruction on a naval theme. Traditionally old seafarers provided training while local businessmen funded the unit building. Today, 14,000 young people based in 400 units in towns, cities and ports across the UK are challenging themselves and developing new skills, like sailing, boating and rock climbing - supported by 9,000 volunteers.

⚓ What an incredible National Cadets Week! ⚓From celebrating achievements at our Annual General Meeting to showcasing th...
11/10/2026

⚓ What an incredible National Cadets Week! ⚓

From celebrating achievements at our Annual General Meeting to showcasing the skills, teamwork and spirit of our Cadets throughout the week, National Cadets Week has been a fantastic reminder of everything young people gain - and everything they give - with Sea Cadets.

Our Cadets shown exactly why Sea Cadets is such a powerful place for confidence, adventure and growth. The energy across the Unit this week has been brilliant, and the pride from families and volunteers has been just as strong.

If you have been inspired by what you have seen come and join us! Whether you are a young person looking for challenge, fun and new opportunities - or an adult who wants to volunteer and help shape the next generation - we would love to hear from you.

📧 Get in touch: [email protected]

Sea Cadets, Royal Navy Cadet Forces, Ministry of Defence, East Anglia RFCA

⚓ National Cadets Week - Spotlight ⚓We had a brilliant evening on Fri 2 Oct as we celebrated the progress and hard work ...
10/10/2026

⚓ National Cadets Week - Spotlight ⚓

We had a brilliant evening on Fri 2 Oct as we celebrated the progress and hard work of our Cadets at our Annual General Meeting. With families, volunteers and supporters in attendance, it was a great chance to recognise the skills, confidence and commitment our young people show week after week.

Below are some of the highlights from the presentations - each one a milestone in a Cadet’s journey and a reflection of the opportunities Sea Cadets provides.

Junior Cadet - Blue Badge
• Junior Cadet First Class Aldous
• Junior Cadet First Class Gurure

Junior Cadet - Green Badge
• Able Junior Cadet Crighton

Junior Cadet - Crest Award
• Able Junior Cadet Akpan‑Etuk
• Able Junior Cadet Crighton
• Junior Cadet First Class Aldous
• Junior Cadet First Class Gurure
• Junior Cadet Gallagher Hirst

Junior Cadet - STEM Badge and Crest Award
• Able Junior Cadet Malin

Advancement to Junior Cadet First Class
• Junior Cadet Gallagher Hirst

Advancement to Leading Junior Cadet
• Able Junior Cadet Malin

Junior Cadet - Commodore’s Pennant
• New Entry Cadet Akpan‑Etuk

SCC Row 2
• Corporal Champion
• Lance Corporal Day
• Lance Corporal House
• Recruit Tagger
• New Entry Cadet Mallika
• New Entry Cadet Olivier

BTEC Level 1 Certificate in Teamwork and Personal Skills
• Corporal Champion
• Lance Corporal Day
• Lance Corporal House

Duke of Edinburgh – Silver Award
• Corporal Champion

👏 Well done to every Cadet recognised. Your achievements show the impact of dedication, teamwork and the support of our Adult Volunteers. This is a fantastic way to mark National Cadets Week.

Sea Cadets,Royal Navy Cadet Forces, Ministry of Defence, East Anglia RFCA

⚓ National Cadets Week - Skills for Life ⚓As we celebrate National Cadets Week, we are shining a spotlight on the skills...
09/10/2026

⚓ National Cadets Week - Skills for Life ⚓

As we celebrate National Cadets Week, we are shining a spotlight on the skills our young people gain through Sea Cadets - skills that set them up for life, build confidence, and open doors to future opportunities.

Last month, our Junior Cadets took part in a STEM Proficiency Day, exploring science, technology, engineering and maths through hands‑on activities designed to spark curiosity and develop practical problem‑solving skills.

Events like this are at the heart of what Sea Cadets offers: a chance for young people to learn by doing, discover new interests, and grow into capable, confident individuals ready to take on new challenges.

👏 A huge well done to all our Junior Cadets for their energy and commitment - and to our Adult Volunteers who make these opportunities possible.

Sea Cadets, Junior Sea Cadets, Eastern Area Junior Sea Cadets, Royal Navy Cadet Forces, Ministry of Defence, East Anglia RFCA

09/10/2026

Our Winter courses are now live on Westminster!

Get booking for our January-March 2027 courses. Courses are now live on Westminster. Talk to your unit training team to book on 😀

08/10/2026

What would you do in an emergency?

At Sea Cadets, young people learn life-saving first aid skills, then put them to the test through realistic training and national competitions that build confidence, teamwork and leadership under pressure.

Those skills don't stay in the classroom. Time and again, cadets have used their training to help others in real-life emergencies, proving that young people can make an extraordinary difference when it matters most.

This National Cadet Week, we're celebrating the cadets who have stepped forward to help others, and the first aid training that gave them the confidence to act. Click here to read more: https://www.sea-cadets.org/articles/tags/1-news.

07/10/2026
07/10/2026

Thousands of young people across the UK will take part in the first-ever National Cadets Week from 5-11 October 2026 in a national celebration of the Cadet Forces.

The Cadet Forces are one of the largest youth movements in the United Kingdom. Just over 137,000 young people take part in fun, rewarding and life-changing cadet experiences, supported by around 28,000 adult volunteers in more than 3,000 locations across all four Home Nations.

His Majesty The King has praised members of the Cadet Forces and the adult volunteers who lead cadet groups across the country.

The King paid tribute to the five military Cadet Forces and the National Fire Cadets, Volunteer Police Cadets and St John Ambulance Cadets.

In a letter to the Cadet Forces, His Majesty The King said:

“For more than a century, the Cadet Forces have helped generations of young people discover their strengths, broaden their horizons and develop the confidence to face life’s challenges. In every part of our country, from our cities and towns to our rural and coastal communities, cadets come together to learn new skills, build lasting friendships and contribute positively to the communities in which they live.”

⚓ National Cadets Week - Cadets in the Community ⚓This week, Cadet Forces across the country are recognising the incredi...
07/10/2026

⚓ National Cadets Week - Cadets in the Community ⚓

This week, Cadet Forces across the country are recognising the incredible contribution cadets make to their communities - and here in Cambridge, we are proud to celebrate one of our own.

On Sunday, Corporal Champion accompanied the Lord Lieutenant at the county’s annual Justice Service at Ely Cathedral, representing both Cambridgeshire and the Sea Cadets with confidence, professionalism and maturity.

Her role as a Lord Lieutenant’s Cadet places her at the heart of civic life in the county - supporting official engagements, meeting community leaders, and demonstrating the very best of what young people can achieve through the Sea Cadets.

🎥 Watch the video of Corporal Champion at the Justice Service: https://www.youtube.com/live/cYsTV2uDekg?si=seUyUSyjNLZi3z6i&t=960

👏 Please join us in celebrating Corporal Champion and all our cadets during National Cadets Week. They make us proud, and they make a difference.

Sea Cadets, Royal Navy Cadet Forces, Ministry of Defence, East Anglia RFCA

05/10/2026

A special message for everyone who makes the Cadet Forces what they are. 🎖️

As we celebrate the first ever National Cadets Week, His Majesty The King has shared a message recognising the dedication of cadets, volunteers, families, employers and supporters across the UK.

A moment to celebrate everyone who helps young people build skills, character and confidence for life.

📅 5–11 October 2026

Find out more about National Cadets Week: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/national-cadets-week-2026

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