The overall competition was won by 241 (Wanstead & Woodford) Sqn.

The Inness Sword competition is an annual event, which pushes the cadets to demonstrate the highest levels of teamwork, leadership, skills and judgement. These qualities are demonstrated in the following events:

Command Task
The cadets are briefed on a scenario and have to complete a manual task to achieve the goal, drawing on their teamwork and leadership skills, the winning team will complete the task in the shortest time.

Obstacle Course
The teams run through a "Garrison" Obstacle course, with the winning team covering the course in the least time.

Stretcher Run
Carrying a loaded strecher, the winning team cover the course in the shortest time.

Navigation
The cadets navigate through several checkpoints, the winners would have found the most checkpoints in the shortest period of time.

Observation Stand
The team observe a series of images presented to them, the more information recalled, the higher the score.

Drill
The team perform a drill sequence, marked by a Senior Warrant Officer from the Wing, they are judged on their turnout and bearing, as well as their competancy of the drill movements.

First Aid
The cadets are given first aid situations to deal with in a practical and professional manner. The winning team will demonstrate a full understanding of the situation and demonstrate high levels of first aid ability.

Rifle Shooting
The cadets are marked depending on the size of the grouping (how close each shot is to the others). The smaller the grouping, the higher the mark.