Our annual Group Review where squadrons compete against each other in Band, Flag Party, Flight and Squadron drill. Trophies are awarded for the Squadrons judged best in each competition. These parades also help promote the League to the public and provide recruiting and public relations opportunities.
Queensland Group offers Cadets over the age of 13 the option to participate in a Recreation Camp where they can learn leadership skills, have personal development opportunities and socialise with their peers in a fun and encouraging environment.
This is a weekend camp in dormitory style accomodation and cadets participate in team building activities which help them learn to work together to solve problems, personal challenges to guide and fun activities where they can enjoy being young adults.
25 April is the national day of commemoration of Australia and New Zealand for victims of war and for recognition of the role of their armed forces. It marks the first major military action fought by Australian and New Zealand forces during the First World War.
Many Squadrons support their local RSLs in ceremonies.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award is an international self-development program for all people aged 14 to 25. The award is non-competitive and encourages young people to set and achieve goals. Self motivation is fundamental to the award and there is no set standard to achieve. The criterion for gaining an award is an individual improvement based on each participants starting point and potential.
Queensland Group is offering cadets the Duke of Edinburgh Award Adventurous Journey bronze level and Fieldcraft 3 hike. This hike is for participants in the Duke of Ed Award program who need to complete the Adventurous Journey aspect.
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