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UPCOMING VOLUNTEERING EVENTS AT PYS PDF Print E-mail
Written by Stuart Jones   
Friday, 04 May 2012 14:00

MAY

Saturday 19th Lord Mayor’s day. The Olympic torch is coming about 5;30, we will have a display by the civic centre, come and visit

Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th Topper travellers regatta, Saturday is race training, the Topper organisation is running it but we need 3 or 4 vols would be great, those who want race coaching experience this would be ideal. Sunday 40-50 toppers coming we need to run the whole event, safety boats, committee boat, beach, race office, as many volunteers as possible please. This will raise money for the club

.JUNE

Friday 1st to Sunday 3rd. NSSA Inland championships. This year it is at Dachet, we have been asked to provide safety boat crews for the event; also we need drivers to get the equipment there. We leave on Friday about 4pm and arrive home Sunday 10pm ish. We will be camping at the sailing club. It’s a great weekend away with our young people competing, and we are supporting youth sailing

Saturday 2nd to Tuesday 5th Lark Nationals at RPCYC. The RPCYC have agreed to host their National champs, they have asked us help support the event with supplying safety boats and crews, if you can do this please contact Stuart for more details

Wednesday 6th to Friday 8th PYS Club May half term programme. All volunteer help most grateful

Saturday 16th RNLI Yealm Passage Race. This event raises money for the RNLI. PYS’s contribution is to help the event with Safety Boat support for the dinghies. We are looking for 12-14 safety boat crews to help please. A lovely race up to the Yealm then tea and cakes and home

Saturday 23rd & Sunday 19th PYS Summer Regatta. This is our main regatta. We are running it for 2 days. We need to run the whole event, safety boats, committee boat, beach, race office, as many volunteers as possible please. This will raise money for the club. We are aiming for a 30 boat entry.

JULY

Saturday 7th to Saturday 14th .NSSA National Youth Regatta at Weymouth the Olympic venue. The NSSA are privileged to host the last event there before the Olympics. We are looking for as much help as possible, especially safety boat crews. Please contact Stuart if you are interested

Saturday 21st to Sunday 29th PPSA Regatta. As we are here for the whole of this regatta, we are going to sign post our young people in all the sections of the regatta, and help support the dinghy racing with safety boats. We have agreed to support the laser 5000’s on Friday 27th and then to support the main dinghy regatta on the weekend of 28th and 29th

AUGUST

We planning to run a number of sessions during the school holiday weeks. PYS evening sessions will be on Wednesday evenings only. We will be running a couple of sailing camps during the month. We would appreciate as much help as possible

Saturday 18th Eddystone charity pursuit event. We are aiming raise money for the club by taking part in this race. We are looking for volunteers with yachts to sail in this event. Please contact Stuart if you want to help

Last Updated on Friday, 04 May 2012 14:03
 
PYSC gallery updates PDF Print E-mail
Written by Peter Guilliatt   
Thursday, 08 September 2011 19:30

PYSC have decided to attempt another gallery option, to showcase what we do and what happens in and around the club.

Last Updated on Thursday, 08 September 2011 19:45
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Plymouth Youth Sailing Club concept PDF Print E-mail
Written by Administrator   
Tuesday, 23 March 2010 00:00

Definitely Plymouth

Our aim is to utilize Plymouth's largest natural asset for young people, Plymouth Sound.

We are a young peoples water sports club providing competency, safety, supervision, social activities & for those who wish to take the sport further, development into racing & seamanship skills. Staffing is provided through assistance from volunteer adults & full time staff, but in time should be substantially managed by the membership themselves.

The focus of activity is towards junior & youth from the Sport England Priority Initiative Wards of inner city Plymouth.

To provide an opportunity for young people to maintain their interest and continue to develop their skills and confidence through youth work and adventurous water activities.

The club actively encourages young members of the community, regardless of age, gender, race or ability, to participate in watersports activities & to help them develop their personal & social skills through the medium of the outdoors

 

Last Updated on Wednesday, 24 March 2010 18:43
 

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