Surf's up dude... Best get the sail up too! UKSA Gateways School HorsforthSchool

River dancing... Nope, estuary jumping. On your marks jet(ty) set, go... Gateways School HorsforthSchool UKSA

Ah, might as well jump (jump!) Might as well jump Go ahead and jump (jump!) Go ahead and jump Gateways School HorsforthSchool UKSA

What's SUP! Why stand when you can sit? Gateways School HorsforthSchool UKSA

SUPposed to follow the leader... UKSA Gateways School HorsforthSchool

Taking a bow! A calm end to an exciting week. Mission accomplished all gained RYA qualifications and now on route back to school. Gateways School HorsforthSchool UKSA

Wind, rain and Snow! A bit of CPD in the Lake District this Easter break. It ain't (mountain) training if it ain't raining, and if its not snowing, we're not going, as I have been told! Plenty of opportunities for cadets too CCAT

Jumping Jupiter... It's a night navigation exercise with Jupiter visible in the sky. Picture courtesy of Kev Edwards MIC CCAT

After a long day at school and a long journey to Sennybridge Training Area, the cadets sound asleep in their 'Green Worm' sleeping systems, ready for an early start on the Cadet Cambrian Patrol Gateways School

The most important meal of the day... Breakfast at O'430 hrs, the O standing for OMG it's early! Our first ever team entry in the Cadet Cambrian Patrol. Ready to move at 05:00.Gateways School

Bright and breezy, arriving at the DOP (drop off point) 06:20, ready to start the first stand at 06:30. Cadet Cambrian Patrol. Gateways School HorsforthSchool

At sunny Sennybridge (training area), on the Cadet Cambrian Patrol Gateways School HorsforthSchool

Meeting the agent at the checkpoint, gleaning intelligence to build the battle picture! Cadet Cambrian Patrol Gateways School HorsforthSchool

Going, going, gone... Onto the next checkpoint. Tired but not defeated, almost at the end of the day! Cadet Cambrian Patrol Gateways School HorsforthSchool

Those boots were made for walking and when the going got tough, the tough got going. Gateways School CCF Cambrian Patrol '23 team on their way to the forming up point (FUP) before taking on the final objective. HorsforthSchool

Objective cleared of all enemy... All casualties evacuated safely. The section weren't strech(er)ed to their limits! Gateways School HorsforthSchool

Cadet Cambrian Patrol '23 "EndEx", just in time for tea and medals! Gateways School HorsforthSchool

Meanwhile back at the ranch... The team breathe a sigh of relief that it's over... for this year! All smiles through tired and aching feet, legs, arms, head and body... After over 25 km patrolling with tasks in between, what doesn't ache!? Gateways School HorsforthSchool

Tea and medals time... Gateways School CCF achieve the Cadet Cambrian Patrol Bronze medal. The team receive their medals from the Deputy Commander 160 (Welsh) Brigade. A proud moment and great sense of achievement for completing one of the hardest events an Army Cadet can do.

Day 1 of summer camp with 160 Bde CTT. An excellent start to the week with a day on the ranges. Gateways School HorsforthSchool