The King’s Own Scottish Borderers Association and Museum : Lothian & Borders Battalion

‘TO INSPIRE TO ACHIEVE’

The Army Cadet Force fulfils its Motto by providing friendship, self-confidence, discipline and leadership. It also provides challenging activities including adventurous training, sport, and expeditions. Of course there are military activities, and there is a chance to take part in the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award Scheme.
Not only does the ACF meet on one night a week, there are also training weekends and annual camps.
The ACF provides qualifications recognised by future employers.
The ACF is linked to a Regular Army Regiment or Corps. B (Borders Company in the East, F(KOSB) company in the West and the Glasgow and Lanarkshire Detachment are part of The King’s Own Scottish Borderers Association and Museum (web site: www.glasgowcadets.com).

If you are:

between the ages of 13 and 18 years (male or female)
live in the Borders of Scotland
looking for a new challenge

Then the Army Cadet Force is for you…

You will have the opportunity to take part in:

Climbing and Abseilling
Canoeing
All kinds of Sport
Obtaining a First Aid Qualification
Shooting
Military Training – including Weekend and Annual CampsAdventurous training

MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL IS THAT YOU WILL HAVE A CHANCE TO HAVE FUN AND MAKE NEW FRIENDS!

WHY NOT COME ALONG AND SEE FOR YOURSELF?

The ACF is a voluntary organisation, and cadets are free to leave at any time. There is a Ł7 non-refundable joining fee to cover Enrolment and insurance and a small charge for food at weekend camps (currently Ł4). The current charge for Annual Camp is Ł30. Uniforms – apart from boots – are provided free of charge.

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