Kent Volunteer Police Cadets
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Following the recent announcement of our cadets receiving the prestigious King's Award for Voluntary Service, cadet leaders across the county continue to share the news with their teams. Here's the moment some of our Medway #MiniCadets found out about this incredible achievement:
The exciting moment we told some of our #Maidstone cadets that they were part of the prestigious King's Award for Voluntary Service. A very proud moment for the cadets, the cadet leaders, and their families.
To read more about the award: kent.police.uk/news/kent/lat…
Kent VPC retweeted
The Kent Police Cadets Programme has been awarded The King’s Award for Voluntary Service for 2024⭐️
The award was announced today (14 November) to coincide with HM The King’s birthday.
@KingsAwardVS #KAVS2024 @KentVPC
Kent VPC retweeted
With 434 cadets stationed at units across Kent, there isn’t a better time to join and experience policing from a young age.
For more information on the award, or joining as a cadet or cadet leader: kent.police.uk/news/kent/lat… #KAVS2024
ALT A photo of cadets/cadet leaders with DCC Peter Ayling, Director of Citizens in Policing Gavin McKinnon OBE and Chief Constable Tim Smith
ACC Brookes attended our @KentPoliceDover Senior Cadet Unit last week where he hosted a Q&A session with the cadets. He gave them an insight into his policing career and how got to where he is today as the ACC. @NationalVPC
ALT A photo of the dover cadets with ACC Brookes in a hall.
Kent VPC retweeted
Maidstone #ChildCentredTeam working with our local @VPCKent at @TheBigCatSanct, amazing day and so well supported CB @NationalVPC kent.police.uk/cadets
ALT Cadets and cadet leaders stood in a field behind a large sign displaying #BCS
ALT Cadets leaders and cadets at Big Cat Sanctuary stood behind a large #BCS sign on a field
Chief Constable Smith attended Canterbury's cadet unit on Monday evening in support of the cadet programme. If you want to find out more about the cadets then head to kent.police.uk/cadets
ALT A photo of officers and staff sat with Chief Constable Tim Smith
The Dover police cadets still have a few places left on their April intake.
If you would like your child to be considered, please email [email protected]. They must be at least 13 years of age to apply.
ALT A line up of cadets in front of a police van.
Cadet evenings run on a Thursday evening between 6.30pm–8.30pm commencing Thursday 18 April.
Further details can also be found here: kent.police.uk/cadets
Dartford Volunteer Police Cadets visited Age UK, Dartford on 20/12/23, giving out hand written cards by the cadets and some nice chocs to help put a smile on the faces of the lovely people in the community.
They made a real difference by spending time there. #communityspirit
Dartford Volunteer Police Cadet Leaders and Cadet, dropped off donations from Kent Police staff to the Food Bank in Dartford on Tuesday 19th Dec 2023.
The food bank was really busy and they were very grateful for the donations and especially this time of year.
Last week of term for most of our units! Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
Canterbury VPC unit smashed it last night with their induction evening to our new cadets with a drill demonstration, RIM training, first aid scenario and cadet speeches!
1 bronze and 1 silver team have just set off on their @DofE practice expeditions from @BedgeburyP. Enjoying the sunshine before tomorrow's "character building weather"! #KVPCDofE
They'll sleep well tonight! A great test of fitness and agility today at @ChathamNinja 🥷🏋️♀️
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