We want you fit and healthy and enjoying what you do, so sport has a vital part to play in achieving the squadron goals. Individual Excellence and team spirit both develop. The structure of the ACO means that we are able to sustain a framework of healthy competitiveness within which cadets of all levels of ability can improve and record their achievements.

Cadets compete against their peers at wing, regional and national levels. If you are really good at a particular sport you may even be chosen to represent the Warwickshire and Birmingham Wing or even the Central and East Region and gain the coveted Wing and Regional 'Blue'.

Like so many others, you may not be very sporty, but don't worry, You don't have to be the best at everything all we ask is that you have a go and do your best. By just entering for an event in the Wing swimming or athletics you will gain points for your squadron and that could be the difference between coming home with a team trophy or coming back empty handed.

In addition to the key sports cadets on the squadron have the opportunity to apply for places on canoeing, sailing, skiing, hang-gliding and parachuting courses, but don't just think these things are going to be handed to you on a plate, no, the competition for these activities is tough. If you've got the commitment and you think you've got what it takes to have a go, you will have the opportunity to apply, just keep you eye on the cadet notice board for details.

See the following News items for further information relating to Sporting Activities:-
Athletic Air Cadets bring home an impressive haul of medals
Inter-Region Junior Rugby Championship 2005
Warwickshire and Birmingham Wing Inter Squadron Football 2005
Warwickshire and Birmingham Wing athletics 2005
Central & East Region Inter-Wing Rugby Tournament
Annual Regional Athletics Championships 2002