Moora Cadets

I received a invitation to visit the Moora Cadets, the last visit was nearly four years ago, so we hooked up the dog trailer, fueled up the troopie and away we went for the day. Richard was with me on the last visit so it was only fitting that he decided to come along again. Tuesday was their meeting day after school so we decided to visit the Moora Primary School before going on to the High School to meet the cadets.

Primary school pupil with Cade and Talo

 After spending a great hour with the primary school children we let them have a good look through the dog trailer and troopie and we said our goodbyes. Country schools just love visits from services like ours as its a great way to promote what we do within the State Emergency Service.

We had a short half hour break from the time we left the primary school to the time we had to be at the high school so we stopped in town for a lovely cup of coffee and something to eat.

The cadets were ready for us when we arrived and we gave them a full run down on what we do and how we go about assisting the police in our searches.

Moora Cadets.

After a good half hour of answering some very good questions, a few thousand photos were taken by the cadets with their mobile phones. The cadets put away the dogs whilst I had a quick chat with the teachers and staff that stayed behind. They are a fantastic group of cadets.

The dog lovers

I would like to thank Doug McGee for the invitation to visit the Moora cadets. As this is Doug's last year with the cadets I would like to wish him well for the future and we again look forward to visiting the Moora cadets at a future date.