Bridlington Mayor’s Cadet
The Bridlington Town Council has great pleasure to announce that
Cadet First Class Satsuki Moat is the Mayors Cadet 2024-2025.
Pictured: Cadet First Class Satsuki Moat, Mayor Cllr Rick Arrand & Mayoress Kim Arrand
Mayor’s Cadet Biography
Hello, I am Satsuki moat, I am this year’s Mayor’s Cadet. I am 13 year’s old and I have been in the Sea Cadets for almost 3 years now. I am currently a Cadet first class and I have my intermediate First Aid qualification and Powerboat Level 1 but I will be doing my Level 2 this summer. I have also been offshore once. I often help Sea Cadets with fundraising and in my spare time I enjoy doing are and music!
About the Bridlington Mayor’s Cadet
2020-21 – Bridlington School Combined Cadet Force (continued)
2021-22 – Bridlington Sea Cadets
2022-23 – Humberside & South Yorkshire Army Cadet Force Bridlington Detachment
2023-24 – 252 Squadron Bridlington Royal Air Training Corps
2024-25 – Bridlington Sea Cadets
A senior cadet from the individual groups will be chosen by their Detachment or Squadron to have the honour of becoming the Mayor’s Cadet for the year. They will be presented at the annual mayor-making meeting with a coloured sash relevant to their force and a Mayor’s Cadet medal for the year. These will be returned to be presented to the new Mayor’s Cadet for the following year at the annual mayor-making meeting. The Mayor’s Cadet Force act as Guards of Honour and take lead in Remembrance passing the wreath to the Mayor. Their duty as Mayor’s Cadet means they will be required to attend relevant civic events (such as flag-raising).