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Official Charity and Alumni Community of the
Royal Military Academy Sandhurst

Sandhurst Trust

Welcome to the new Sandhurst Trust website and alumni community platform. A place to become part of the RMAS community, book events, discover the history of the Academy and so much more.

Whatever your reason for visiting today, welcome and thank you for your ongoing support. As the official charity of the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, we provide benevolence support, promote leadership and preserve the heritage of this unique establishment.

For RMAS alumni, please consider becoming a Sandhurst Trust member. Our member community is a great place for alumni to reconnect and stay in touch with each other and us.

Who can be a ST Member

As a member, you will be able to access leadership articles, journals, and photo galleries. You will also benefit from special member discounts. Who can become a Sandhurst Trust member?

(1) Those who have commissioned/graduated from RMAS.

(2) Those who served at commissioned rank in the British Army (Regular, TA, Reserve, ACF/CCF) regardless of entry method (e.g Mons).

(3) Those who have served on the staff of RMAS (military or civilian).

(4) Commissioned Permanent Staff serving in University OTCs.

Join our RMAS Alumni Community

Become a Member

Fill out the form to become a member of the Sandhurst Trust. Our available memberships are Annual Membership (£20) and Lifetime Membership (£200).

Create an Account

Already a member of the Sandhurst Trust?
Create a website login (only required the first time you enter the site) to access the Member's Area and connect with other members.

Member's Login

Already created an online account?
Login to the Member's Area, using your email address and password, to connect with the RMAS Alumni Community.

Sandhurst Women: Leading the Fight

In early 2024, BFBS gained exclusive access to the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, filming over four months. This documentary follows a group of cadets as the Academy boosts female representation in platoons, part of a modernisation effort to enhance the experience for women.

Watch this rare access to the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, highlighting evolving training, leadership, and gender integration at Sandhurst.

Book a Historical Tour

Although the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst is a closed establishment, hundreds of visitors are welcomed each year on historical tours organised by the Sandhurst Trust. Tours cover the main prestige rooms of Old College, including the Indian Army Memorial Room, Wellington Room, History Room and the Old College Grand Entrance. Also included are the two chapels on site - the Royal Memorial Chapel and Roman Catholic Chapel.

Tours can now include a visit to the new Queen Elizabeth II statue installed in 2022 to commemorate Her Majesty the Queen's Platinum Jubilee.

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Recent News

Historical Tours

A Busy Month of Historical Tours at Sandhurst

September has been a very busy month at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS), with over 250 guests participating in one of our historical tours. More...

Arms and Services Day for Officer Cadets on CC 243

Wednesday 25th September marked an important milestone for the cadets of Commissioning Course 243 at the Royal Military … More...

Sandhurst Medal

The Sandhurst Medal was introduced in 2016 to recognise the extraordinary achievement of those International Cadets who successfully complete the Regular Commissioning Course at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst (RMAS) In 2022, the Sandhurst Medal was extended to include those International Cadets, successfully completing the Commissioning Course Short (CCS).

Each year over 120 medals are awarded by the Commandant to International Cadets on each course.

Alumni who commissioned before 2016 are able to purchase the Sandhurst Medal from the Sandhurst Trust. Currently the medal is £250 (£230 for Sandhurst Trust Members) plus postage which will be calculated depending on location.

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