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Hello all, after committee consultations and following the RYA guidelines, the club will NOT remain open for personal use and all Sunday racing is cancelled until further notice. The galley will not be open and we ask members to follow the HM Government’s advice and do not visit our wonderful club.
All open events and social events at the club have been cancelled until further notice.
We have 7 places available on the next course at Beaver sailing club on Sunday 24th November from 9am to 4:30pm.
The cost is £45 per person and is open to both members and non members.
The galley will be open for refreshments and lunch.
Please email training@beaversc.co.uk if you would like to book a place.
Just to remind you that our winter series will be run on the 8 Sunday’s in January and February 2020. We have made a few changes this year, the first race will be at 11:30am with a second race after a short break for warming cuppa and some lunch.
There is no extra charge for club members wanting to do this series and visitors are welcome to join in at a nominal cost of £5 per Sunday.
Visitors boats can be allocated a birth if required.
The galley will be open for sandwiches and hot soup each Sunday.
14th & 15th September 2019
How to find Beaver Sailing Club
Race 1. 11-30am Saturday. Race 2 and 3 to follow.
Race 4. 10.15am. Sunday. Race 5 to follow.
Bacon/sausage/egg Butties available Saturday and Sunday morning.
Hot and cold lunch available both days.
Options for very good local takeaways delivered to the club.
Free camping available for tents and motorhomes Friday and Saturday nights.
Dog friendly.
Boat drop off from 5pm Friday or earlier by arrangement.
Any questions contact Martin on 07889 288799 / email.
Thanks to Jack Penty for capturing a lovely day celebrating Beaver SC’s 60th birthday.
Following the successful event last year all families are invited to join in the fun at Beaver Sailing Club on Friday 31st May and Saturday 1st June 2019.
We will be organising activities on and off the water for all age groups, sailing abilities. Families are encouraged to camp as we will be lighting the BBQ in the evenings and so bring a bottle and a steak!
It will be ran on a communal basis where parents / guardians will need to join in, run activities and support the proceedings.
Please let Mark and Elspeth Timmans know if you can join in the fun via email or via 07786 967 927
Dear Members and Guests,
You are formally invited to our inaugural Family Camp, to be held at Beaver Sailing Club Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd June 2019.
On the theme “Swallows and Amazons for ever!”, the fun starts at 10:00am Friday 1st June and continues on till Sunday Racing.
This is not a RYA affiliated event. It is restricted to BSC members and their invited guests. Members will be responsible for their children / guests at all times.
It is being organised on a collaborative basis – adults must get involved, make suggestions and run activities. Parents will not be able to drop off and leave unless they can arrange for someone else to supervise their children and play their part.
The ethos of the camp will be to
Ideas – We need lots of suggestions for games and activities. Think about things everyone can do during the:
No food provided, please bring your own
We will be firing up the club BBQ each evening for you to use.
You are free to use the club facilities and kitchen.
Loads of sailing gear as we will all be getting wet.
Dancing shoes!
£5 per adult per day
Members £10 per day
Non members – £20 per day
We hope that you can join us and enjoy all that Beaver SC can offer.
Please let me know that you are coming along with how many will be in your party.
Mark & Elspeth Timmans – shortieandels@me.com – 07786 967 927
Henry Wetherell
Henry Wetherell clinched his first Finn national title at Mengeham Rythe SC on Sunday after only one further race was possible.
British Sailing Team member Wetherell also took the U 23 title, ahead of GAC Pindar U 23 Cameron Tweedle in second with Grand Master Graham Tinsley third.
An impressive 58 entries underlines the growing strength of the UK Finn fleet with 10 U23 sailors taking part. In recent years the British Finn Association with sponsor GAC Pindar has supported an U23 squad with grants and training, and four of those were among six U23 sailors in the top 10.
We are holding a Beaver bake off and BBQ on the bank Holiday Sunday evening
Tickets are £5 each and include BBQ meat, salad and breads followed by various cakes and desserts.
Alternatively if you bring your own meat then help yourself to salad, bread, cakes and desserts for £2.50.
Please join in and submit your entries to our fun bake off, we have 3 categories,
1-breads,
2-cakes and buns,
3-deserts and puddings.
All entries will be both judged and then eaten by the people attending the event.
It’s all a bit of fun but we will have prizes for the winners.
Beaver SC welcomes and supports the young sailors taking part in a regatta on 14th April 2018. This event falls under the new banner of North East Youth Racing and is an amalgamation of the North East Youth Travellers and Yorkshire and Humberside Youth Sailing Association.
YHYSA states on their site; This series is intended to encourage young sailors to travel around the region and to get them into a competitive yet friendly racing environment which will include on the water coaching for those who need or want it to help them improve boat speed, handling and of course their results.
The series will once again be run under the wing of the RYA NE Regional Volunteer Team but we welcome help and input from parent volunteers who are prepared to put something back into the sport by helping and encouraging the regions young sailors.
See YHSA site here.
Hopefully the weather will be favourable but sporty enough to provide good challenge and that Beaver’s open water and quality club facilities will make this an event to remember.
Monday 2nd April is challenge time with racing vying for the Leda Bowl.
This trophy was donated by Maurice Matisson and named after his building trade recruitment company. Maurice was a long standing club member until about 5 or 6 years ago.
The day originally was three pursuit races ( Maurice liked pursuit races ) being fixed length races effectively with the handicap worked out in advance. The starting procedure ran at one minute intervals and each class started at its allotted time. The race finished when the time was up and the positions on the water were the result. Some exciting finishes were seen.
