Sentence examples for cadet scheme from inspiring English sources

It was only when she realised she'd left it too late to apply to the cadet scheme that she changed her plan.

This paper reports findings on the costs associated with one such initiative, the British National Health Service (NHS) Cadet Scheme, designed to provide a mechanism for entry into nurse training for young people without conventional academic qualifications.

Evans, who also ran the school's RAF cadet scheme, installed a camera in a store cupboard where he would physically abuse boys.

Evans, who also ran the school's RAF cadet scheme, installed a camera in a store cupboard where he would physically abuse boys while "measuring" them for their fatigues, West Midlands Police said.

Allan Middleton, Community Liaison Officer, Avon Fire and Rescue launched a fire cadets scheme at Ashfield Prison providing 360 young inmates with a structured and disciplined hobby, teaching new skills and boosting self-esteem.

In 1913, increasing demand for officers led to recruitment of 18 year-old graduates of public schools, which was called 'Special Entry', and was conducted separately from Selborne scheme cadets.

This didn't bother the band members much, as Reveille stayed away from the band, but Adams discovered a gambling scheme whereby cadets were taking bets on what yardline the dog would defecate.

But a scheme by West Point cadets to swipe two falcons belonging to the Air Force Academy ended with one of the birds bloodied, the start of an investigation and a public apology from West Point.

He was one of about 300 cadets stationed at Bassingbourn Barracks in Cambridgeshire as part of scheme to train Libyan soldiers in the UK.

The key development since 2008 in English and Welsh schools is the 'military ethos' programme, which covers the expansion of the Combined Cadet Force, alternative provision with a military ethos and the Troops to Teachers scheme".

Several hundred Libyan army cadets will be sent home from a Cambridgeshire barracks within days – ending a scheme intended to train 2,000 troops to bring security to the north African state – after sexual offences were committed in the area.