Evesham has had a Sea Cadet Unit for many years. The current unit was commissioned on 22nd May 1993, by Lady and Admiral Sir Peter Herbert KCB OBE CBIM MINoE, on a hot summers day, with the support of the whole of Warwickshire District Sea Cadets.

Today we are a thriving unit, achieving burgee status for the last nine years in a row, and now the third largest unit in the South west Area with over 130 enrolled staff and cadets. In 2013 we won the converted Stephenson's Trophy, awarded to the best all round unit in the South West of England, a massive achievement, which we have managed to retain in 2014. In October 2014 we hosted the District Trafalgar Parade in Evesham for the first time in ten years, a major event for the unit.

We welcome all young people aged between 10 and 18, and welcome all new recruits, from all diverse communities and abilities to come and join our team. We are constantly on the look out for adult volunteers to come and join our staff, and stress no prior Royal Naval knowledge is necessary.

Evesham Sea Cadets is an independent Registered Charity and it is affliated to the national organsation "Marine Society and Sea Cadets". Our trustees form the Unit Management Team.

UNIT PARADE TIMES

 Junior Sea Cadets

 Wednesday 18:30 - 20:30

Thursday 19.00 - 21.30

 Sea Cadets and Marine Cadets

 Monday 19:00 - 21:30

Thursday 19:00 - 21:30

We are always looking for new Cadets and you can be assured of a warm welcome.

To find out more about becoming a Sea Cadet just turn up on a parade night, you do not need to contact us first.

Please note we do not normally parade on Bank Holiday Mondays or between Christmas and The New Year

Geographic Catchment Area: Usually any young person living in Evesham and the villages in the Vale of Evesham such as Honeybourne, The Littletons and also adjacent areas of Gloucestershire and Warwickshire like Chipping Camden, Bidford and Shipston on Stour.

All Evesham Sea Cadets Staff are unpaid volunteers, who donate their free time to giving cadets new opportunities. As a Unit we do not receive any direct funding from the Ministry of Defence, and as an independent charity we have to do all our own fundraising.