• Minimum 8 years of age
• Stage 1, 2 and 3, 30 hours over one week with no previous experience required.  This course starts with the absolute basics and progresses to include rigging, launching and recovery, capsize recovery, sailing theory and building confidence in a range of sailing techniques. Includes plenty of time for fun and games on the water.
• Stage 3 and 4, 30 hours over one week. Required experience: sailing skills to the standard of Stage 3. Children should have logged sailing hours within the last year.  This course includes transferring previously learned skills, techniques and manoeuvres to sailing crewed boats, improved rigging, launching and recovery and practical skills to recover a man overboard.

• Start Sailing Level 1 – No prior experience necessary.  A two day or 16-hour introduction to dinghy sailing for complete beginners, covering everything you need to get afloat under supervision.
• Basic Skills Level 2 – Required experience:  skills to the standard of L1 sailing.  Over two days or 16 hours this course builds your confidence and develops your skills; by the end of the course, you’ll be a competent sailor in light winds.
• Better Sailing Level 3 and Advanced RYA modules (such as Seamanship Skills) are available on demand.
• All adult dinghy sailing courses will be run in single-handed dinghies until further notice.

• Minimum 8 years of age
• Stage 1 – No prior experience necessary.  Stage 1 is the ideal first introduction to windsurfing, teaching the basics of getting on the water and sailing the board across the wind and back.
• Stage 2 – Required experience: skills to the standard of Stage 1.  This course covers the practical skills to get you sailing around, tacking and gybing, and enabling you to make progress towards and away from the wind.
• Stage 3 – Required experience: skills to the standard of Stage 3.  This course aims to enhance the practical skills and knowledge gained in Stage 2 plus learn how to hook into the harness and get going in stronger winds.

• Start Windsurfing (was Level 1) – No prior experience necessary.  A gentle introduction to windsurfing, covering the basics: turning the board around, sailing where you want to go and getting back to the shore.  The course runs over two days with 8-10 hours of tuition.
• Intermediate Windsurfing: non-planing (was L2) – Required experience: skills to the standard of Start Windsurfing. This course aims to enhance techniques e.g. faster turns, beach starts and an introduction to the harness. The course runs over two days with 8-10 hours of tuition.

• Applicable for Adults and Juniors
• Start – a 2 hour certificated introduction to paddling with no prerequisites.
• Discover – a 3 hour certificated improvers course building on the skills from the Start course.
• Explore – a full day improvers course for those who have completed Start and Discover.

Splash (6 to 8 years) and Mini-Splash (4 to 6 years)

• Fun and games on the water for little people Sessions usually includes a sail with an instructor onboard, a powerboat ride, team fun on boards in shallow water and a lot of splashing! Great for instilling water confidence. A parent or guardian must be on-site for the duration of the session.

• Level 1 (juniors only aged over 10) – A one-day introduction to simple boat handling and the use of safety equipment.
• Level 2 – (adults and juniors aged over 12) – A two-day course providing the skills and background knowledge needed by the competent powerboat driver and is the basis for the International Certificate of Competence.

Two and three-hour sessions are available for all activities listed above and also Stand Up Paddleboarding.