Welcome to Syston Sailing Club
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Open day!
Have a try at sailing at the Syston Sailing Club open day! We are offering free rides in one of our sailing dinghies between 10am and 3.30pm on Saturday, May 10, 2025. There will also be an opportunity to discuss membership packages, and our RYA learn to sail courses. We will also be giving an…
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Learn to sail this April
Do you want to take your first steps in sailing? We are running a Level 1 Start Sailing course for adults in April. It could be the start of an adventure which takes you across the seven seas, launches an Olympic career, or just enables you to get out on local waterways on a sunny…
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More space for female sailors
We have greatly expanded the women’s changing rooms to help cater for our increasing number of active female sailors at SSC. A dedicated group of club members worked through the winter to create the space. They took over the former men’s changing room area plus a bit more of the main clubhouse. The redecorated space…
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First aiders ready for the season
Preparations for the 2025 sailing season included a specialist first aid course at Syston Sailing Club. Five club members, plus a guest who sails elsewhere, received the RYA’s first aid qualification. It focused on some of the most likely injuries and illnesses you might expect in a water-based sport. For some it was a refresher…
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First aid for sailors
We are hosting an RYA first aid course this Saturday, February 15, 2025, 9am-4.30pm. Learn the essentials to preserve life, including CPR. The cost of £75 includes a certificate, and teas and coffees. Booking is essential via Syston.sailingclub@outlook.com You can find out more about the course and its contents from the RYA here: https://www.rya.org.uk/training/courses/First-Aid-Course-FAC1d
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Powerboat training
Congratulations go to Joanne, Joanne and Matt, who achieved their RYA powerboat level 2 qualifications at Syston in December. They are pictured with RYA instructor Ceri. Although our sport is wind-powered, we use powerboats to provide safety cover, and to help with practical things like moving the buoys we use to lay out the courses…