Hands-On with Scottish Fire and Rescue

Hands-On with Scottish Fire and Rescue at Leven Detachment

HANDS-ON. ACTION-PACKED. DIFFERENT.

Leven Detachment cadets enjoyed a fantastic visit from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS), giving them the opportunity to get hands-on with professional firefighting equipment and learn from those who use it.

Apprendre des professionnels

The visit provided an exciting opportunity for cadets to explore the equipment used by SFRS and gain an insight into the skills and teamwork required by firefighters.

For the cadets, it was a chance to experience something different from their usual training night while developing confidence, curiosity and practical knowledge.

Skills, Teamwork and Experience

Visits like this help bring learning to life. Cadets can ask questions, try new experiences and discover more about the roles that help support and protect local communities.

A huge thank you to the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service for taking the time to visit Leven Detachment and provide such an engaging and memorable experience.

More Than Just Cadet Training

The visit highlights what makes being an Army Cadet so rewarding. From fieldcraft and adventurous activities to community engagement and learning from other organisations, cadets have opportunities to try new things, develop skills and build lasting friendships.

At Leven Detachment, every training night is another opportunity to Be More. Do More. Achieve More.

Want to Get Involved?

If you’re aged 12–17 and looking for Fun, Adventure, Action and Friendship, why not find out more about joining the Army Cadets?

Don’t just watch the action. Be part of it.