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Recognised for Their Contribution

A massive well done to Kirkcaldy Detachment, recognised by Royal British Legion Scotland for their contribution to the Poppy Screen at Kirkcaldy War Memorial. A proud moment celebrating teamwork.

Kirkcaldy Army Cadets Recognised for Their Poppy Screen Contribution

A massive well done to Kirkcaldy Detachment, Black Watch Battalion ACF, who were recognised for their contribution to the Poppy Screen at Kirkcaldy War Memorial.

The Cadets attended the opening of the Kirkcaldy Garden of Remembrance, officially opened by the Lord-Lieutenant of Fife, Mr Robert Balfour Esq.

During the event, the Detachment received a certificate from the Royal British Legion Scotland, presented by Deputy Lord-Lieutenant Colonel Jim Kinloch DL.

This recognition celebrates the Cadets’ contribution to a meaningful project that brings the local community together through remembrance.

Recognising Teamwork and Community Spirit

The Poppy Screen at Kirkcaldy War Memorial provides a powerful reminder of the importance of remembering those who have served and sacrificed.

By contributing to this project, Kirkcaldy Army Cadets have demonstrated the values of teamwork, respect and service to their community.

Furthermore, their involvement highlights the important role young people can play in preserving remembrance and supporting local commemorations.

Being part of the Army Cadet Force is about more than developing skills and confidence. It is also about making a positive difference and showing respect for the people and communities around us.

A Proud Moment for Kirkcaldy Detachment

Receiving this certificate is a fantastic achievement and a fitting recognition of the Detachment’s contribution.

Well done to all the Cadets and Adult Volunteers involved! Your commitment and efforts have helped create something meaningful for the people of Kirkcaldy.

You have done yourselves, your Detachment and Batalion Czarnej Straży ACF proud.

Remembering Together

The opening of the Kirkcaldy Garden of Remembrance reminds us that remembrance is a shared responsibility across generations.

We are proud to see our Cadets supporting their community and helping keep the memory of those who served alive.

Be the Values. Be the Standards. Make a Difference.

Lest We Forget.