Mr. chapmman, mr harris
mrs acton
mr harris, mrs acton, mr chapman
Jago Road, HMNB Portsmouth
Don’t wear Uniform outside of MOD Establishments or your School unless approved by CFAV, AI, RC
AVOID the use of Facebook or any other social media to advertise all Cadet events.
- Adjusting Privacy Settings on Social Media.
NO use of camera phones
Left
Number 4’s
Number 3’s
Left arm
Right arm
All parades and everyday working dress
Inspections, Parades, Remembrance Services, or any other event where the RN contingents will be required to look smart
Polish shoes, iron uniform. Check for wear and tear
Clean shaven, Long hair tied up, and discreet make up. Remove excessive jewellery
a. Enter the water in a safe manner.
b. Swim 40 metres.
c. Stay afloat for a period of three minutes with no aid to flotation.
d. Climb out of the water, unaided, from the deep end.
Swimming trunks or costumes
Aim is to ensure that cadets do not panic and remain able to accept assistance offered on finding themselves in the water whilst wearing the WSE they would use for boating
The CCF swim test
b. Buoyancy aid or Lifejacket
Sun cream
Hat
Water bottle
Cooling effect of wind on wet clothing
C, D, A, E, B
A, E, F, C, D, B
A. Petty Officer
B. Warrant Officer 1
C. Able Seaman
D. Leading Hand
E. Chief Petty Officer
A. Sub Lieutenant
B. Commodore
C. Commander
D. Captain
E. Lieutenant
F. Lieutenant Commander
Courage
- Commitment
- Discipline
- Respect
- Integrity
- Loyalty
a. (1) Mate, Family or Self
(2) Professional
(3) Weapons
(4) Chance
b. (1) Ship, Unit or Team
(2) Professional
(3) Leadership
(4) Determination
c. (1) Ship, Unit or Team
(2) Drill
(3) Leadership
(4) Imagination
Answer
b. (1) Ship, unit or team.
(2) Professional.
(3) Leadership.
(4) Determination.
Only 1 example required;
• A vessel not under Command
• A vessel restricted in her ability to manoeuvre
• A vessel engaged in fishing
Starboard
Right
Own shoulder height
Half arm, Full arm and without intervals
Right resting on left
Talk, fidget, move or mess about
Practical Leadership Task
- Stopper knot used to prevent a rope un-reeving through a block (End knot on main and gib sheets)
- Joining 2 ropes of equal thickness and texture (To extend a length of rope and also to tie a bandage when used as a sling)
- Temporary eye in a rope, To secure a heaving line to a Berthing Hawser and where life is involved (Temporary loop to secure as it doesn’t tighten itself)
• Radio
• Email
• Satellite