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Presentation of Army Cadet Service Medals and Marksmanship Badges — Issue 28
Army Cadet Service Medals were awarded to deserving cadets in the 254 King’s-Edgehill School Highland Cadet Corps this week. Our Head of School, Mr. Joe Seagram, was on hand to present each recipient with their Long Service Medal for four years of cadet service in the Corps.
It was a stellar group of young leaders who were recognized for their commitment to excellence and leadership. These leaders dedicate much of their time and effort to the success of the Corps by instructing drill, teaching lessons, and leading expedition training.
Four-Year Army Cadet Service Medal Recipients
- Sergeant Manny ‘26
- Warrant Officer Royal ‘26
- Warrant Officer Emery ‘28
- Master Warrant Officer Christian ‘26, Drum Major
- Sergeant Rachel ‘28
- Sergeant Ashton ‘26
- Warrant Officer Skye ‘26
- Master Warrant Officer Cam ‘26, CSM of B Company
- Warrant Officer Jack ‘26
- Warrant Officer Adaure ‘26
- Master Corporal Jianhao ‘26
- Sergeant Nadine ‘28
- Warrant Officer Tove ‘26
- Warrant Officer Destiny ‘26
- Master Warrant Officer Chris ‘26, DSM
- Sergeant Harlo ‘28
Five Years of Service
- Warrant Officer Lillian ‘27
- Warrant Officer Rowan ‘27
- Warrant Officer Ali ‘27
- Sergeant Maanvi ‘27
- Sergeant Grace ‘27
- Warrant Officer Natalia ‘27
- Sergeant Anthony ‘27
- Sergeant Isaac ‘27
Six Years of Service
- Master Warrant Officer Ezra ‘25, Pipe Major
Top marksmanship badges were also awarded during the dress rehearsal.
- Warrant Officer Max ‘27 qualified as First Class Marksman.
- Sergeant Logan ‘28 received Expert Marksman.
- Warrant Officer Lillian ‘27 qualified as Distinguished Marksman, the highest level, for the second consecutive year.
Very well done to the leaders of the 254!
Captain James Skafte
Commanding Officer
254 King’s-Edgehill School Highland Cadet Corps
Commanding Officer
254 King’s-Edgehill School Highland Cadet Corps
King’s-Edgehill School is located in Mi'kma'ki, the unceded ancestral territory of the Mi’kmaq People.
