This week several cadets achieved awards which were recognised in the relevant school assemblies.
Dominikos Afangsenkov
2 Star ACS,
Ethan Fleming
2 Star ACS and Shooting Marksman,
Lilly Cree
2 Star ACS and Shooting Marksman,
Nikodem Cytryna
2 Star ACS and Shooting Pass,
Chloe Boyd
2 Star ACS and Shooting Pass,
Ethan Robinson
2 Star ACS and Shooting Pass and
Chloe Morgan
4 Star ACS and Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award – these are the highest the CCF can award and Chloe is in the top 5% of CCF Nationally, who achieve both of these awards.
The CCF offers life changing experiences that no other extra-curricular activity can match. Joining the CCF provides so many opportunities to challenge yourself, develop your skills and work as part of a team.
The DofE is run by Laurelhill CCF.
The Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme is open to any young person aged 14-24. Each young person builds their own DofE programmes – picking their own activities and choosing which cause to volunteer for – in order to achieve a Bronze, Silver, or Gold DofE Award.
Achieving a Gold Award is a big deal so, its only right you get a proper celebration of your outstanding achievements.
Every young person who achieves their Gold Award is invited to attend a Gold Award celebration event at a Royal Palace attended by a Member of The Royal Family. Chloe heads to London next week for her Celebration Event.
