Cadets were up early to get into their best uniform. We met in Wrexham at 10AM and formed up as part of the march to the cenotaph.

We paraded three banners for the first time this year; our own together with the Aircrew and RAFA standards.

Wreaths were laid at the main cenotaph, the David Lord memorial and the memorial in the RAFA club.

After the ceremony at the RAFA clb cadets served tea & coffee to the mayor and other guests. This ended with the traditional washing-up!

There was a brief rest from duty during which cadets took part in a pool tournament.

Cadets then moved to the Glydwr Satdium to collect for the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal outside and inside the international rugby match.

During the game we were kindly allowed to watch with a brief move to collect more for the legion at 1/2 time.

The day ended on another sad note; Wales lost!

Funds collected are used to support RAF personel and their families.

1251 Berwyn and 1918 Ruthin also attended.

Activities on offer included air rifle target shooting, fieldcraft training, craft activities and rock climbing.

The Mayor and Mayoress of Wreham attended too.

As you can see from the photo the station flies Tucano T-1.

You should be able to spot our flying officer, 4 cadets and our very own own Sector Commander who was the Camp Commandant.

During the week apart from drill, target shooting and flying in the Tutor cadets visited a number of local establishments including Eden camp, Leeds Armoury and Elvington aircraft museum.

The squadron placed 6th overall with high spots being our third in Aircraft Modeling, fourth in MTA and fifth in Banner.

Most of the team can be seen below:

And the banner team......

However, as usual in the Air Training Corps, something was made of the day...Read on....

As you can see they met some rather strange-looking people!

Thre were scares on a few rides as the cadets show below:

The three who attended won individual medals.

They went on to win theJunior Womens' plate and the Overall Girls cup !

Congratulations to the three girls !

We formed a guard of honour and provided an escort for the Mayor of Wrexham, councillor Kelly, on his arrival.

Cadets helped assemble tents, moved furniture and then kept an eye on the canal to warn of any safety issues.

As you can see we were issued with appropriate safety equipment for duck feeding; it even went with the uniform!

There was time for a group photo with the Mayor who seems to pop up wherever we go lately!