The Club has a full Summer sailing programme each year, with something during the week most weeks and also at weekends for the Racing, Cruising or Pottering sailor. The full sailing programme is shown on its own page (Click on the link to go straight there).

The Weekend racing programme is run using Portsmouth Yardstick handicaps, so any dinghy can take part. The racing is open to all members, adults and juniors, but the courses are set to suit the ability of the youngest and / or least able competitors, specifically to encourage participation by Junior Members.

Click here to    Click here to see Sailing Instructions for Saturday Racing                 

                                                              See the Latest 2011 Saturday Racing Results

                                               The annual Newtown Pursuit race traditionally tests the skills of Dinghy and Yacht skippers alike, when they all compete together for the Weatherhead Trophy.

The Club’s Annual Regatta provides a range of events for dinghies, whilst the Family Sailing Weekends are aimed, as might be expected, particularly at whole family participation

Keeping the Clubhouse spick and span

The Committee takes great pride in the upkeep of the Club premises, and most of the work is managed and carried out on a voluntary basis. The annual 'start of season' working party is responsible for the upkeep of the clubhouse and maintaining the grounds.

Social events

A number of open-air barbeques are held throughout the year as part of several weekend events, and more formal dinners are traditionally held to launch and close the sailing season. Winter lectures are run to maintain contact between members out of the sailing season, and the New Year's Day gathering is becoming a popular way to start the year.

Coffee mornings

Club coffee mornings are held at the Clubhouse every Tuesday morning, winter and summer, at 10:30. This informal gathering is an excellent opportunity to meet other members and arrange impromptu sailing events and crews for dinghies and cruisers. See the separate page for details of the Dinghy Pottering programme (click the underlined text to go straight there).