CCF - ROYAL NAVY
Royal navy
The Royal Navy CCF section at Rossall School is small and friendly, taking pride in high standards of discipline, whilst offering a unique blend of naval tradition and teamwork.
The section is headed by Lieutenant (RN CCF) Rebecca Heath, who alongside her role at Rossall, is training to become a Deck Officer in the Merchant Navy.
Cadets in the Royal Navy Section will engage in a rich and varied training programme throughout the academic year, including:
Syllabus Training:
Cadets learn essential naval skills, from seamanship and
drill to navigation and core naval knowledge.
Adventurous Training:
Opportunities for cadets to engage in a range of activities
including scuba diving, sailing, powerboating, mountain
biking and hiking. Designed to build confidence courage,
teamwork and resilience.
Leadership Development:
As cadets progress through the ranks, they are able to take
on leadership roles, from becoming a divisional officer to the
mess president, these opportunities develop leadership, management,
initiative and problem-solving skills.
Personal and Team Growth:
Whether through team-building exercises or individual duties,
cadets gain self-discipline, perseverance and a strong sense
of camaraderie.
Teamwork and Service:
Working closely with peers, cadets learn the importance of
cooperation, trust, and service to their community.
Junior cadets (Year 9s) begin with foundational activities and team-building exercises, whilst more senior cadets take on instructional and leadership roles.
The training plan is packed with highlights including:
Termly Field Days (Sailing in Southport)
Opportunities for two summer camps, Rossall’s RAF/RN Camp and CCF Summer Camp held at Britannia Royal Naval College
Annual Mess Dinner
Senior Leadership Weekend held at BRNC
Opportunity to attend specialised courses (sailing, powerboating, adventure training) during the school holidays
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Open Days
Experience Rossall.