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Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Army Cadet Force The Army Cadet Force (ACF) offers a variety a training. This goes from Ceremonial Drill to Rock Climbing.

The Army Cadets in Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire provide exciting and challenging, military themed and adventurous training to young people in 40 towns and villages throughout both counties. The variety is broad and the content challenging, this is why the ACF is one of the largest youth movements today. The majority of our training is focused around the Army Proficiency Syllabus (APC Syllabus). This syllabus is compiled of various military and non-military subjects, each then divided into up to 6 levels. These levels are known as star levels and based on the level of experience and achievement the cadet has already reached, ranging from Basic Cadet to Master Cadet. For Parade nights and times please go to the website and search for the Detachment concerned

National Cadets WeekAnd like that, National Cadet Week comes to an end. This week has seen detachments open their door t...
11/10/2026

National Cadets Week

And like that, National Cadet Week comes to an end. This week has seen detachments open their door to various visitors, some will now begin their journey with Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Army Cadets, others will now know something of what life in the cadets is about for both Cadets and Adult Volunteers.

Missed the week? then visit www.armycadets.com and find out how to not miss another opportunity!!

11/10/2026
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Cadets save livesAs part of   today we look at First Aid and the impact hit has on the local community.  Since 2016, Bed...
08/10/2026

Cadets save lives

As part of today we look at First Aid and the impact hit has on the local community. Since 2016, Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Army Cadets and Adult Volunteers have received over 220 First Aid awards for acts of First Aid. From traffic accidents, to seizures to stab victims, our cadets and Adults have stepped up when needed and helped to preserve life. First AId is one of the life skills on offer with cadets that can really make a difference.

VIP Visit for Royston and Letchworth2 Company Royston and Letchworth Detachments were pleased to receive a visit last ni...
08/10/2026

VIP Visit for Royston and Letchworth

2 Company Royston and Letchworth Detachments were pleased to receive a visit last night by the Honorary Colonel, Colonel Craig S Tallents TD. The Colonel had a great evening, meeting the cadets and talking to the staff, and having the opportunity to see a typical parade night for the cadets.

3 Company Open EveningLast night saw Hemel Hempstead Detachment open it's doors to parents and potential recruits for Na...
08/10/2026

3 Company Open Evening

Last night saw Hemel Hempstead Detachment open it's doors to parents and potential recruits for National Cadets Week. Also in attendance was special guest, Deputy Lord-Lieutenant of Hertfordshire, Luther Blissett OBE. Visitors were invited to take part and watch lessons on Drill, Fieldcraft and First Aid, and presentations by The Deputy Lord-Lieutenant and the Detachment Commander.

A great evening, well done to all the staff and cadets who worked hard and thank you to all the visitors who attended.

National Cadet Week - CFAV AppreciationToday, as part of National Cadet Week, we’re celebrating the incredible Adult Vol...
07/10/2026

National Cadet Week - CFAV Appreciation

Today, as part of National Cadet Week, we’re celebrating the incredible Adult Volunteers who give their time, energy and commitment to support our cadets.
Whether it’s delivering training, organising activities, providing support behind the scenes or giving cadets opportunities to challenge themselves and grow, none of it would be possible without our dedicated volunteers.
A huge thank you to every Adult Volunteer for everything you do. Your commitment makes a real difference to young people, our units and the wider community.
Today is about celebrating you!

Words and Images supplied by Sgt MacLeod

07/10/2026

Today we’re shining a spotlight on our fantastic cadet force adult volunteers! These incredible individuals generously give their time to encourage, support and inspire young people, helping them grow and learn skills for life. Next up, we're celebrating three CFAVs from Beds and Herts ACF - read the full story linked in comments below.

Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Army Cadet Force
Army Cadets UK
ACCT UK
Ministry of Defence

06/10/2026

2 Company Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Army Cadets have been busy filming for National Cadets Week!!!

CADET IN THE COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT This past weekend, cadets from across 2 Company Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Army Cadet...
06/10/2026

CADET IN THE COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT

This past weekend, cadets from across 2 Company Bedfordshire & Hertfordshire Army Cadets came together to support the Standalone Farm 10K Charity Run in Letchworth. From the start of the day until pack-down, our cadets played an important part in helping the event run smoothly. They supported the start and finish lines, handed out water to runners, managed the baggage area, assisted with the pack-down and helped wherever they were needed. But perhaps their most important job of the day, Cheering on the runners and helping create a fantastic atmosphere and supporting the community.
Having our cadets involved provided event organisers with an enthusiastic and dependable team of young volunteers, helping them deliver a safe, welcoming and successful charity event. For the wider community, it was a chance to see young people actively giving their time to support others and making a positive contribution to a local event.
Community events like this are also a great opportunity for the public to see what our cadets and adult volunteers do beyond our normal training Their professionalism, teamwork and willingness to get involved help strengthen our relationship with the local community, raise awareness of the opportunities available within the organisation and build a positive reputation for our local detachments. Volunteering at events like this gives cadets the opportunity to develop skills that extend far beyond the event itself. They learn about teamwork, communication, responsibility, organisation and working with members of the public. They also experience first-hand the importance of community service, understanding that sometimes making a difference is as simple as turning up, getting stuck in and supporting others. A fantastic effort from everyone involved and a great example of our cadets putting their skills and values into action. Well done to all the cadets and CFAVs who gave their time to support the event! "

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