| 7th January 2010 |
| Snow may close unit - still on at present but standby for more info via email/text |
| 17th December 2009 - Presentation Evening |
| On a cold and snowy evening, we held our annual presentation and awards evening for parents. The Best cadet for 2009 was POC Jenifer Clarke (now staff at Chis/Sid). The Daniels Susans award went to MC2 Peagam and the Detachment Commanders Award went to MC2 Hollis. |
| 7th December 2009 = St James' Reception |
| A reception was held at St James' palace at which HRH Prince Andrew addressed members of the Sea Cadet Corps from all over the UK. Prince Andrew is the patron and Admiral of the Sea Cadet Coprs. The reception, organised by the MSSC, was attended by selected adult instructors, cadets and UMC members, |
| 3rd December 2009 - District Quiz |
| Having got through the first round, Bromley hosted the finals of the District Quiz. The competition was between Bromley, Chis&Sid and Sutton. Although fairley close at times, Bromley screemed ahead in the final stages and trounced the other units. |
| 22nd March 2009 - London Area Drill Competition |
The joint effort by Bromley & Sutton Sea Cadets was rewarded on Sunday 22nd March 2009 when they won the London Area Drill Competition. Bromley's Sea Cadets took on and beat the best the other forty seven sea cadet units in the London Area had to offer at the weekend to win the prestigious Armed Guard Drill competition held at Tooting TA centre. Leading Cadet Jennifer Clarke, who will be eighteen later this year, said "I've paraded in other events before, but this was was my first time in a Guard competition and is it was my last chance, I'm really pleased we won." Bromley provided seven of the thirteen cadets that formed up the Guard, including sixteen year old Guard Commander Able Cadet Tom Kennard who tied with two much more senior cadets to win the "Best Guard Commander" award.
Sub Lieutenant Chris Hartwell, Officer in Charge of Bromley Sea Cadets said "I am delighted the cadets' hard work and determination has been rewarded. Some of these cadets are only just thirteen and none have competed at this level before. The older cadets helped the younger ones and together they really gelled as a team. They beat older and more experienced teams and surprised a lot of people. I wasn't surprised, though. This result follows successes in 5-a-side, first aid, shooting, sailing and seamanship and I know Bromley Sea and Marine Cadets are among the best in London." |
