Monthly Archive: February 2024

Norfolk Schools Sailing Association exists to teach young people to sail and delivers the RYA programme from novice to dinghy instructor. The main programme for young people runs from Easter to October, with Instructor ...

It’s been a busy time for us all at RYA Cymru Wales as we’re planning for our Regional Training Days to inspire everyone for the season ahead. As ever they’re for instructors and volunteers, ...

As part of the changes to RYA affiliation, earlier this year we launched the RYA Affiliation Portal. The Portal is a one-stop destination for you to update the key details and documents for your ...

Photo – Mim on the water, credit Jon Bentman The bursaries provide modest financial support to young sailors to help fulfil their recognised racing or coaching potential. In return, recipients pass on their experience ...

Last year, several important legal questions remained to be resolved regarding what the Trust Registration Service (TRS) requirements meant for organisations in the sports sector. The RYA worked with the Sport & Recreation Alliance ...

Hi everyone, Last month at a glance This month has been very busy, with planning meetings at RYA HQ and attendance at the RYA Training Conference in Oxford, not to mention finalising the details ...

Ten of Northern Ireland’s Topper and ILCA sailors travelled to Plas Heli in Pwllheli for The Celtic Cup on the 3rd and 4th of February.   This annual event sees some of the best ...

The Royal Corinthian Yacht Club at Burnham-on-Crouch is getting set to welcome teams for the second qualifier of the 2024 RYA Match Racing Series. The popular venue has recently refurbished its fleet of 707 ...

Welsh youth and junior sailors claimed the Celtic Cup on home waters at Pwllheli over a weekend of close competition with teams from Scotland and Northern Ireland. The Celtic Cup, previously known as the ...