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TRAINING PROGRAMME - August 2008
CADETS, ORDINARY CADETS, ABLE CADETS, LEADING CADETS.
• Friday 1st August
Low Tide 17.30 - 0.9m - Boating as per Module 2 Groups Assess tide on evening, either boat Theory or PLT's.
• Tuesday 5th AugustFirst LT's DIVISIONS with Guard & Presentations & Enrolments.
• Friday 8th August
High Tide 17.04 - 4.16m - Boating as per Module 2
• Tuesday 12th August
High Tide 21.28 - 3.7m - Boating as per Module 2 Groups.
• Friday 15th August
Low Tide 16.51 - 1.4m - Boating Module 2 Assessments.
• Tuesday 19th August
NO TIDE (low water 19.10 - 0.9m) Module 3 briefing and group organisation, Theory and intro to new module.
• Friday 22nd August
Low Tide 21.03 - 1.1m - Boating as per Module 3 Groups.
• Tuesday 26th August
High Tide 20.21 - 4.00m - Boating as per Module 3 Groups, Junior cadets Boating - PULLING INTRO.
• Friday 29th August
Low Tide 16.31 - 1.2m - Boating as per Module 3 Groups.
NEW ENTRIES AS PER PERSONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME, KEPT IN NEW ENTRIES FOLDER AND ON SHIP's NOTICEBOARD.
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TRAINING PROGRAMME - September 2008
CADETS, ORDINARY CADETS, ABLE CADETS, LEADING CADETS.
• Tuesday 2nd SeptCOMMANDING OFFICIER'S DIVISIONS with Guard & Presentations & Enrolments.
• Friday 5th SeptLow Tide 20.46 - 1.3m - Boating as per Module 3 Groups, EXTRA ACTIVITIES
• 5-7th Area Paddle course- Gosport.
• Tuesday 9th Sept High
High Tide 19.29 - 3.56m - Boating as per Module 3 Groups.
• Friday 12th Sept
Low Tide 15.48 - 1.7m - Boating as per Module 3 Groups, EXTRA ACTIVITIES
• 12-14th Unit Exped Weekend
• Tuesday 16th Sept
NO TIDE (low water 18.07 - 0.7m) TBC
• Friday 19th Sept
NO TIDE (low water 19.59 - 0.89m) TBC, EXTRA ACTIVITIES
• 21st District Swimming
• Tuesday 23rd Sept
High Tide 18.45 - 3.99m - Boating Module 3 Assessments (Light dependant), EXTRA ACTIVITIES
• 27-29th MAST 33
NEW ENTRIES AS PER PERSONAL TRAINING PROGRAMME, KEPT IN NEW ENTRIES FOLDER AND ON SHIP's NOTICEBOARD.
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Sponsored Pull & Paddle
In September 2005 we did a Sponsored Pull and Paddle from Gosport to Fareham and back to raise money for our new rescue boat. It was a very tiring day and the weather was not on our side but we managed to raise around £1,000!
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Flag Days
Fundraising
Unlike the other Cadet Forces, each local Sea Cadet Unit is an individually registered charity responsible for raising the money each year to cover the entire running costs of their own facilities (i.e. heating, lighting, electricity, insurance, maintenance costs etc).
Another way we raise money is to do Flag Days at our local supermarkets.
Each year this helps us to raise much needed funds to help run the unit and buy new equipment.
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