Holiday Series 7, 8 + 9; Stepping Stones Series 5 + 6

Sailing in a club Optimist.

You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Sailing in a club Tera.

You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat, sails, rudder and daggerboard away tidily after your sail.

Sailing in a club Topper with a 5.3 sail

You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat, sails, rudder and daggerboard away after your sail.

NOTE: We have 5 Laser hulls and 9 Laser rigs (2x 4.7, 5x Radial, 2x Full/Standard). If you wish to use a specific rig then please arrive promptly to avoid disappointment.

You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat, sail, rudder, daggerboard and battens away tidily after your sail.

Sailing in the club RS Feva. This is a double hander suitable for 2 Y&J sailors or an adult and smaller child. This boat must not be sailed single-handed.

You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat, sails, rudder and daggerboard away tidily after your sail.

Sailing in the club Fusion with a standard rig. This boat can be sailed with a single sail on your own or with the jib with a crew.

You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat, rudder and daggerboard away tidily after your sail.

Sailing in the club Laser 13. This is a double hander and must be sailed by at least 2 people. This boat is very stable with a heavy centreboard making it ideal for less able sailors. You may need extra assistance when bringing this boat up the slipway.

You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Sailing in the club RS Vision. This is a double hander and must be sailed by at least 2 people. There is a spinnaker available for this boat.

You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.

Sailing in the club Comet. This is a double hander and must be sailed by at least 2 people. There is a spinnaker available for this boat.

You sail at your own risk and are responsible for deciding if your children are competent to go afloat given the conditions on the day but please speak to a Committee member or the Race Officer if you need information to help you make this decision on the day. Please put the boat away after your sail.