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Cadet Training Centre, Frimley Park
The Cadet Training Centre, Frimley Park
Cadet Training Centre News

The ACF Champion Cadet Competition 2007 took place at Frimley Park over the weekend8/index.htm9Sep 07.   The clear winner against stiff opposition was Cadet RSM Ashley McMullan, 1st (NI) Bn ACF, who will be awarded the Claire Shore Trophy at a parade later this year.  Well done!

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Courses & Conferences

Our main purpose is to train the Officers and Instructors of both the CCF and ACF to train their cadets safely by conducting Courses, Conferences and Briefings throughout the year.

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Cadet Force Banners

First presented in 1960 on the Centenary of the foundation of the Cadet Movement, the CCF and ACF Banners are kept at Frimley Park.
These are available for units to parade themselves, except over the Remembrance weekend when they lead the parade in the Albert Hall as part of the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance.

Bookings should be made through the CTC Adjutant.
Cadet Training Centre BadgeThe Cadet Training Centre (CTC) is a small Regular Army unit, under command of the Commander-in-Chief, Headquarters Land Command, as directed by Commander Regional Forces (CRF), through the Cadets & Officer Training Cadets(OTC) Branch.

The aim of the Cadet Training Centre, Frimley Park, is to act as the National Centre of Excellence for the Cadet Movement and to be a source of inspiration and information. It achieves this aim by running a variety of Courses, Briefings and Conferences as directed by Headquarters Land Command. Our busy annual programme caters for almost 2,000 students each year, with over 90,000 adults and cadets having passed through CTC since we opened.

Staff

The Commandant is a Lieutenant Colonel who has a number of military, ex-military and civilian staff. We receive strong support and guidance from the Ministry of Defence, its Chain of Command and our Board of Governors.

Ethos

The staff at CTC are committed to ensuring that 'Frimley Park' continues to carry out its task as a National Centre of Excellence successfully; indeed this pivotal role in support of the Cadet Movement, one of the leading youth organisations in the Country, is important to all of us. Students and visitors have told us that we have created a unique and stimulating environment, which increases their knowledge, builds confidence, provides inspiration and re-charges their spirit of service and dedication.