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HMS Collingwood is the Royal Navy's largest training establishment. It is the headquarters of the Maritime Warfare School and Surface Stream which also has units in Excellent, Longmoor, Temeraire, Horsea Island and Raleigh, delivering training in Warfare, Weapon Engineering, Diving, Physical Training, Chemical Biological Radiation Nuclear and Damage Control, Sea Survival, Seamanship and Military skills.
Collingwood Command provides Executive, Duty of Care and facilities management functions for trainees at stages 2 and 3 of their Warfare and Weapon Engineer training and lodger organisations, including the Royal Navy Leadership Academy, Maritime Warfare Centre and Fleet Intelligence Centre.
Learn more all about the history of the base.
Find out more about the background and aims of the MWS at Collingwood.
Find out more about the variety of training courses on offer at Collingwood.
Learn more about the duty of care, history and day to day life of the VS.
Find out more about the importance of this diving school on Horsea Island.
The harbour at Portsmouth is one of the busiest in the United Kingdom, with around 130,000 significant movements annually.
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A vital element of the Royal Navy's role is keeping the peace, preventing conflict and containing situations before they develop.
By forging international partnerships with friendly nations, we're better able to protect the UK's interests, both at home and abroad. Find out more here.
The UK has a responsibility to its citizens and its allies to endeavour to safeguard the high seas. This is why the Royal Navy protects home and international waters.
The UK has to be ready to protect its interests and its allies. This is where the Royal Navy comes in: we train to go where we’re needed, by sea, land or air.
