Annual Awards 2009
Please find below a link to this years Annual Award results.
Congratulations to all winners of thi syears awards.
SITE UPDATES
Area Admin - EATM Page Updated with EATM 09 03 10
News and Events - Volunteering Opportunities - Youth Development Train the Trainers Course - 03 03 10
Area Training - Area Training Page Updated with Adult Training Amendements for 2010 - 02 03 10
News and Events Page and Chairmens Page Updated - Calendar 2010 Amend 2 - 21 01 10
News and Events - EA Calendar/Events - Unit Inspections 2010 - Updated 04 01 10
Eastern Area Sea Cadets
Welcome to the official Sea Cadet site for Eastern Area Office.
Full details on the Sea Cadets and its actvities can be found by following the link to the Marine Society & Sea Cadet on the left of the screen.
This site is specifically about Sea Cadets in the Eastern Area of England.
Eastern Area Office supports 60 Sea Cadets Units covering a wide area of the East of England and Malta.
Our furthest Units south are in St Albans and Ipswich with our furthest north in Scarborough. Our area then extends over to the M1 corridor where we take in Units in Dunstable all the way up to Keighley.
If you follow the link at the top called Area Units you will find a complete list of those Units we work with which also includes Malta.
Each Unit is linked to several others to form Districts which are managed by District Officers, who are senior volunteers within the Sea Cadet Corps.
The size of a District varies from 4 Units linked together all the way through to our largest which has 9 Units.
In addition to Districts we have a range of Area Staff Officers who are volunteers who specialise in one specific area of Sea Cadet Training.
Sea Cadet Units
All 59 UK Based Eastern Area Sea Cadet Units are Independant Charities that are affiliated to the Sea Cadet Corps.
Each Unit is managed and run by a team of dedicated volunteers who work with young people by providing exciting activities based around a nautical theme.
The Unit includes Instructional Volunteers (staff) who work with the Cadets by providing a range of activities and Unit Management Volunteers (UMC) are tasked with providing the resources to enable those activities to take place.
Ultimately it is the UMC that is responsible for managing the Charity although all volunteers actively play their part in providing the resources for Cadets, whether this be boats, transport or buildings.