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The CCF were lucky enough to send 18 Cadets and 3 Officers to the
Royal Navy's Fleet Review, as part of the Trafalgar 200
celebrations. The delegation spent the day on board HMS Marlborough,
a Type 23 Frigate and took part in the ships salute to Her Majesty
The Queen as Lord High Admiral of the Fleet, Royal Navy. Cadets were
able to view all areas of the ship, meet the Captain and crew as
well as sit in the ships Lynx Helicopter.
The Contingent Commander extends his thanks to the ships Captain,
Commander I E Graham RN and his crew for making Bournemouth
School CCF so welcome.
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The South West Regional First Aid Competition (ACF, ATC and CCF)
took place at the Wyvern Barracks in Exeter on Sunday 19 June. The
CCF team won a commendable second place in a very tough event.
Silver Medals went to all members of the team - S/Sgt Jon HAUSER,
F/Sgt Charlotte ROGERS, Cpl Jasmine KILLEN and Cpl Joe FOX.
Congratulations!
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HQ CCF (RN) has congratulated Lieutenant (CCF) M Bryant RNR
and Sub Lieutenant (CCF) AC Sweetland RNR on their promotion
to that rank.
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The CCF Biannual Inspection was conducted by the Chief of Staff
Air Cadets from RAF Cranwell, Group Captain W M N Cross OBE RAFR who
praised the Contingents excellent work and place within the local
community. He noted in particular how Senior Cadets take on key
leadership roles within the CCF which is one of the aims of CCF
activities.
The day included a formal inspection, march past, first aid
incident, inspection of training and accommodation and a final
parade.
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First Place in both the Drill and First Aid section with a third
place overall. Unfortunately this means that we have not qualified
for the National Final on this occasion. Great effort anyway.
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The
RAF won a well-deserved 4th place and the RN section a very
commendable 7th place in these national championships.
Well done!
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Second Place for the Royal Navy
team means qualification for the national final at RMA Sandhurst in
October 2003.
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We are delighted that
once again all members of both Bournemouth
School teams completed their walks safely. Well done to both
teams, reserves and team managers for all the hard work that
went into the weekend and the training that lead up to the
event.
The weather was fairly variable over the weekend. Walkers
were treated to a pretty typical Dartmoor welcome with a continual
change between heavy showers and bright sunshine!
An extract from the official results for the weekend are
shown below, showing that all members of both the 35 and 45 mile
teams returned at 15:52hrs and 16:28 hrs respectively.
Click here for more
info ...
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BSCCF qualified for the national final having come second in the
SW Regional competition the previous November. The result was sixth
place overall with a win in the First Aid section. This means
qualification for the National First Aid Competition at RMA
Sandhurst in Oct 2003.
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Bournemouth School CCF has
won the regional First Aid competition and now face the finals at
Frimley Park on the 13 October 2002 - good luck!
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Bournemouth School CCF has beaten off stiff competition and achieved
8th in the national Inter CCF/ACF Signals Competition - Exercise
Summer Whine. Well done!
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Congratulations to Commander (CCF) BJ Sanders RNR who has been
admited as a Member (Military Division) of the Most Excellent Order
of the British Empire (MBE).
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| 23-28 June 02 |
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S/Sgt David Collier presents his report on Bournemouth School
CCF's part in the Queen's
Jubilee Visit to the Armed Forces
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| 11-12 May 02 |
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Bournemouth School CCF junior and senior teams successfully
completed the 2002
Ten Tors expedition 35 and 45 miles routes.
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| Dec 01 |
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Commander (CCF) Bryant Sanders RNR (OC Bournemouth School)
receives the Lord Lieutenant of Dorset's Certificate of
Commendation for Services to the Cadet Forces.
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| 04 Nov 01 |
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Bournemouth School CCF came 2nd in the RAF (South West) Ground
Training Competition held on 4 November 2001 at RAF Innsworth.
Following this
very commendable performance, the team have secured a place in the
national competition. Only the two teams from each
region go through to The Air Squadron Trophy which will be
held at RAF Uxbridge on 17 March 2002.
As a breakdown of the overall 2nd place position, the team performed magnificently by coming:
- 1st in Drill
- 1st in Shooting (inc. 1st, 2nd & 4th best shots -
out of 48)
- 3rd in the Fitness Run (inc. 2nd best runner)
- 3rd in Aircraft recognition
- 3rd in 1st Aid.
We also took part in a command task, but were not placed in
the top 3.
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Commander (CCF) Bryant Sanders RNR (OC Bournemouth School)
on the award of a Bar to the Cadet Forces' Medal.
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| 12-14 Oct 01 |
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Bournemouth School CCF came 3rd overall in the
CCF South West Skill at Arms meeting held at Willsworthy
Ranges on Dartmoor. The team delivered a very
respectable 3rd place in each of the three competitions.
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| 23-24 June 01 |
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Bournemouth School CCF once again entered the annual National
Radio Network Competition. The cadets were based for the two
day competition at the Defence Fuels Group in West Moors,
Dorset. Overall the team came 7th; a solid performance given
the number of entrants across the country.
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