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Huddersfield Sea Cadets are Young people to be proud of, being part of one of the largest youth organisations in the United Kingdom.
It was founded in 1856 as the 'Naval Lads Brigade', which also makes us the oldest youth organisations.
The aims have never changed : To help young people towards responsible adulthood; encouraging teamwork and leadership, and
high standards of conduct, using a nautical theme based on the customs of the Royal Navy.
This, regardless of sex, religion, abilities or race.
The Royal Navy partially fund the SCC on the agreement that they inspect the units each year to see that we are keeping these standards.
Huddersfield Unit was first opend in 1941 and continues today to provide training to boys and girls aged between 10 and 18 along a nautical theme.
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You can visit the unit at the Drill Hall, St Pauls, Huddersfield every Monday and Thursday between 1900 and 2100. Please call 01484 450122 to arrange to be met at the main gate, else send an email to highburton1@btinternet.com for further details.
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What are the Sea Cadets?
The Sea Cadets
Are a National Youth Charity that is based around nautical traditions.
You can be part of your local independent Unit, no matter whether you are 10 or 100, the only rule is that you want to have 'SERIOUS FUN'.
All Sea Cadet Units are known as Training Ships and offer a wide range of activity, including Sailing, for anyone who joins.
It does not matter who you are, there is always a warm welcome waiting for you at your local Unit.
There are 390 Sea Cadet Units in the UK. Each Unit is linked to others in Districts and these link into 6 Areas.
Eastern Area covers the part of England from Whitby to Watford and Great Yarmouth to Burton on Trent. In addition we have a Unit in Malta.
In all we have 61 Units in 9 Districts which makes up our Area.
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