Autumn 2025
Your photos: Autumn 2025
Each issue we share some of your photos to show what you’ve been doing. Here’s a selection of events and activities cadets have been enjoying over the summer months
Leave a lasting legacy
Change the lives of young people across the country, and support seafarers across the world, by leaving a gift in your Will
Polished performances
The National Drill & Piping Competition was a magnificent display of what months of teamwork can achieve
Corps showcase: Pipe dreams
Each issue we’re bringing you a story from around the Corps that showcases the spirit of Sea Cadets. Cadet Sergeant Rafael of Flitwick & Ampthill Unit has taken the title of National Individual piping champion for an unprecedented two years running. How did he get there and what will be his next high-profile performance?
Meet your Buddhist chaplain
Our newest chaplain is Matthew Percival/Geshe Tenzin. Here, he tells us all about the role and explains how he’s here to support people of all faiths or none
Volunteer spotlight: Volunteer Support Team
From onboarding new volunteers to improving the volunteering experience, this team keeps things running smoothly, so you can get on with what matters
Careers: How to become an offshore sailor
Former cadet and Yachtmaster of the Year Freddie Jablonski tells us about working on superyachts and how a voyage on TS Royalist sparked his love of sailing
Ready, set… boat!
Our new Midlands Boat Station has officially been opened by HRH The Princess Royal, and is ready to provide more unforgettable experiences on the water
Course spotlight: Physical Training
We bring you the run down on a new Physical Training syllabus for sea cadets that can be delivered at all units
The Sea Cadets guide to keeping fit
POC Millie, of Cheshunt Unit, is the first cadet appointed as a Corps PT Instructor in 10 years and wants to help you achieve a healthy mind and body. Use her tips to reach your fitness goals
