Last month, one of our cadets entered into a competition run by Newton Newton Flags to design a flag for the 75th anniversary of VE Day. She won the competition and a number of flags have been produced in her design!

Yesterday the squadron had 44 cadets on parade, the most we've ever had, to pay their respects on Remembrance Sunday. WO Hobbs was parade marshal so the squadron was led by Sqn Ldr Ridley, deputy Wing Commander Sussex Wing.

A video of 1414 Sqn showing their gratitude and respect for our wonderful NHS, all our key workers and Captain Tom Moore.

Celebrating a year's worth of achievements at our annual Presentation Evening, welcoming family, friends and sqn supporters as well as Town Mayor Greg Rose and his husband, Wing Commander Helene Gould, OC Sussex Wing, Sqn Ldr Kit Ridley, DepOC Sussex Wing and Air Commodore (Retd) Nick Randle, honorary president of Sussex Wing. Cadets led the evening with an informative presentation showing what the sqn had been involved with for the last year.

Tonight 40 cadets had a lesson in STEM with the Sussex Wing Deputy Wing Commander. Going forward they will be designing and building their own model aircraft using 3D printer technology for some of the parts.

The sqn has had a few busy weekends with successes at the Wing Training Day Aircraft Recognition, modelling and photographic competitions two weeks ago, first place in the Wing Swimming Gala one week ago and then last Saturday supporting Baronsmede's winning float at Crowborough Carnival!