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St Paul’s Rural Fire Service Cadet Brigade

The St Paul’s RFS Cadet Brigade meets on Friday afternoons with its members regularly working on practical drills associated with the development of fire-fighting skills.

These include hose rolling, basic tools, and running water over large distances. Supporting this are theory-based modules to help young cadets develop competencies in fire risk management, firefighting theory, and practical logistics. As part of this program, students are provided with the opportunity to apply for the state team, which competes at a regional level against other junior brigades.

The St Paul’s Cadet Brigade were named the Junior State Champions, placing first in five events and third in another two events. This was an incredible accomplishment and reward for the team, following their efforts over the long weekend

This year the following students were selected to represent the St Paul’s Brigade at the NSW Rural Fire Service State Championships 2022 in Bulli.

St Paul’s Rural Fire Service Cadet Brigade

Captain Cameron Luck

Crew Members

Addison Beazley

David Whitefield

Thomas Flint

Joshua Hemingway Isaac Azzopardi

This team demonstrated excellent collaboration and critical thinking skills, as they were challenged by a range of Hawaiian-themed tasks. The students competed in eight events over the weekend and were successful in effectively demonstrating their abilities in communication, teamwork and problem-solving.

The St Paul’s Cadet Brigade were named the Junior State Champions, placing first in five events and third in another two events. This was an incredible accomplishment and reward for the team, following their efforts over the long weekend. In addition to completing difficult challenges all day, the students engaged in strategic planning and reflection each night at the Bulli base camp. Cameron Luck was also awarded an individual achievement award to recognise his leadership and stewardship of the team.

The care and consideration demonstrated by the whole team for each other’s safety during challenges and proactive approach to teamwork was praised by senior members of the RFS over the entire weekend.

A special thanks is due to all the families and friends who came out to support the team. It was lovely having the community around to witness the achievements and development of these students.

ST PAUL’S GRAMMAR SCHOOL

NO. 69 SUMMER 2023

St Paul’s Grammar School

52 Taylor Road, Cranebrook NSW 2749 T | +61 2 4777 4888 E | info@stpauls.nsw.edu.au

www.stpauls.nsw.edu.au

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