Cadet Lance Corporal Rubyann Held, a member of the Black Watch Battalion's Army Cadet Force Dunfermline detachment, has emerged triumphant in her pursuit of excellence, having successfully completed the Silver Duke of Edinburgh's Award.
The accolade, a testament to her dedication and resilience, was presented with her certificate and badge by her Company Commander, Captain Mark Elliot.
The Silver Duke of Edinburgh's Award, a challenging programme comprising four core sections – Volunteering, Physical, Skills, and Expedition – demands a minimum commitment of six months to volunteering, alongside a mandatory six months either in physical or skills, and an additional three months in the remaining category.
Cadet Held's commitment to each facet of the programme showcased her determination and well-rounded capabilities.
Captain Abi Robertson, the Battalion DofE officer, praised Rubyann’s accomplishments, adding: "Rubyann has achieved so much through the award and is now working towards the DofE Young Leader Award."
The Dunfermline Detachment is one of 22 detachments belonging to the Black Watch Battalion, Army Cadet Force, including Pipes and Drums and a Military Band, spread across Fife and Perthshire. It is committed to nurturing the potential of its cadets, fostering skills, leadership, and a sense of camaraderie.
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