Autumn 2025 Archives

Every year a cadet from each area is selected to be a First Sea Lord’s Cadet. Let’s meet the cadets selected for this prestigious role for 2024

Young people from across the UK gathered to share ideas, bring about change and shape their experience at Cadet Conference

There are lots of reasons to volunteer with Sea Cadets, from supporting young people to gaining qualifications

We have around 400 units, each with their own personality. This issue, we take a closer look at Whitstable, which might be our oldest unit

Each issue we share some of your photos. Check out what cadets have been doing during the winter months, from chilly sailing to Remembrance Day

It’s easy to sail your way through the Sea Cadets Portal, from finding courses to viewing your badge. And it’s available in the palm of your hand

If you’re feeling stressed about not having enough time, use this guide to help you do everything you need to without getting overwhelmed

Enter a brand-new photo competition where you can showcase the adventurous spirit of sea cadets

Some lucky Northern Area cadets had the opportunity to impress
HRH The Princess Royal at a selection of official engagements

Royalist is about to have a big refit. Mark Middleton, Deputy Head of Offshore, says this will make it seaworthy for many more voyages

Cadets are taking part in an important new project we’ve launched to test the water where our activities take place

The very first issue of The Sea Cadet was published in September 1943. To celebrate our 80th year, we look back on some top stories from the time

Autumn 2025