The TDI Notice of Race is now published in the Sailing Section of the club website
http://www.scsc.org.je/?page_id=3753
Update to Sailing Programme and Regatta Programme
As previously posted the club racing calendar has been amended
The Louise Perkins Double Handed Cup / Rhys Perkins Dayboat Cup initially scheduled for 17th June will now be held on 01 July
The Gala Series (FH)/Bel Val Series (SH) 1 & 2 initially scheduled for 24th June will now be held on 17th June
The Gala Series (FH)/Bel Val Series (SH) 3 & 4 initially scheduled for 1st July will now be held on 24th June
The updated Sailing Programme and Regatta Programme documents are available on the SAILING section of the website
Fair winds
the Sailing Committee
Start of new Series this Sunday
The Gala and Bel Val series for fast and slow boats will start this Sunday (17th June.)
This is contrary to the programmed Perkins Day Boat and Double handed cups which will now be on Sunday 1st July.
With the season now in full swing its a great time to brush off your craft if it hasn’t seen much action yet. The club is buzzing with activity so join in with the fun.
Commodore’s Regatta
This coming Sunday (10th June) marks the yearly Commodore’s Regatta, with 3 races back to back and a lunch hosted by the house committee, this event should be a fun, sociable event both on and off the water.
You can reserve your place for lunch and on the water by visiting the webcollect club booking site where you will be helping the house and racing management without obligation.
Racing starts at 10am, so be signed on, and ready to go from 9am!
https://webcollect.org.uk/
Our GDPR compliance.
Dear Members and friends.
To help in our GDPR compliance we have constructed a bespoke policy outlining our role and details of data used in our club.
Please take time to assess your data’s role in the working of our club and how we hold and use it.
Liberation Regatta
The Liberation regatta takes place this Wednesday 9th May and includes lunch at the club. The Vega pursuit race will start at 10:00. All sailors and family are welcome, BYO beer & wine if you wish.
After lunch, two more races will be held back to back; first the Beagle then the Liberation trophy.
Did you know….
That the St. Catherine’s Liberation Day regatta has been held every year since the club started 65 years ago. The 3 races held on Liberation day are The Vega, The Beagle and The Liberation Day Trophy all with historic significance to the Liberation of the Channel Islands. First race of the day is the Vega named after the Red Cross Ship SS Vega that made several trips to Jersey with Red Cross parcels, then on 9th May 1945 HMS Beagle arrived at St. Helier harbour and later that day the island was liberated, hence the order of our races!
Start of new Series this Sunday
Dear Sailors and friends,
This Sunday is the start of the Farley Series (Fast) and Verner Series (slower handicap) 1 & 2.
Start is at a slightly more leisurely 10 o’clock, with the coached fleet meeting at the same time.
With all our sailing we very much appreciate parents being on scene when juniors are out on the water, in order to receive them if they need shore support.
Volunteers are always welcome on the slipway to help with launch and recovery as well as on water support if you can help on the boats. See the officer of the day to let them know if your young sailor is going out or if you are able to assist in any way.
Have a great bank holiday weekend!
Justin
Early start for the last in series.
The ANRP/Amy 7/8 will start at 0900hrs this Sunday at the club, so please be arriving at 0800 to ensure that you are not late for the early start.
There will be no waiting for late boats!
All boats will need to be off the water around 1200 hrs so time is tight for the 2 scheduled races.
The weather looks better for the morning so enjoy the sail!
Justin
Salty Dog Spring Regatta.
Next weekend all of our sailing will be based from our sister club The Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club.
With the fine venue of St Aubin’ s Bay and the promise of a good looking forecast our sailors are eagerly awaiting great racing amongst 9 classes of different craft.
Fast Dinghies class 8 start soon after 11am on Saturday with class 9 (slower dinghies) starting after that.
Entries should be in by Tuesday 1pm .
All available help is required to get our sailors safely afloat so please contact justindavidhorton@gmail.com if your are able to join the merry team of supporters.
Yours in sailing, Justin
Safeguarding at SCSC
Dear Members and visitors to the club.
In accordance with the RYA and as standard good practice, we encourage all persons to be aware of their safeguarding responsibilities around the club and on water at our own events and away….
St Catherine’s Sailing Club is committed to safeguarding, from physical, sexual or emotional harm, neglect or bullying, children taking part in its activities. We recognise that the safety, welfare and needs of the child are paramount and that all children, irrespective of age, disability, race, religion or belief, sex, sexual or gender identity or social status, have a right to protection from discrimination and abuse.
For the purposes of this policy anyone under the age of 18 should be considered as a child. All members of the Club should be aware of the policy.
Club Welfare Officer
The Club Welfare Officer is: Justin Horton (07797728587) justindavidhorton@gmail.com
Staff and Volunteers
All Club staff and volunteers whose role brings them into regular contact with young people will be asked to provide references. The Club Welfare Officer and those regularly instructing, coaching or supervising young people will also be asked to apply for an Enhanced Criminal Records Disclosure, with Barred List check if appropriate.
Good Practice
All members of the Club should follow the good practice guidelines attached (see RYA Sample Document 4) and agree to abide by the Club Code of Conduct (see RYA Sample Document 5) and the RYA Racing Charter contained in the Racing Rules of Sailing. Those working or volunteering with young people should be aware of the guidance on recognising abuse (see RYA Appendix A).
Adults are requested not to enter the showers and changing rooms at times when children are changing before or after junior/youth training or racing. If this is unavoidable it is advised that they are accompanied by another adult.
The Club will seek written consent from parents/carers before taking photos or video of a child at an event or training session or publishing such images. Parents and spectators should be prepared to identify themselves if requested and state their purpose for photography/filming. If the Club publishes images of children, no identifying information other than names will be included. Any concerns about inappropriate or intrusive photography or the inappropriate use of images should be reported to the Club Welfare Officer.
Concerns
Anyone who is concerned about a young member’s or participant’s welfare, either outside the sport or within the Club, should inform the Club Welfare Officer immediately, in strict confidence. The Club Welfare Officer will follow the attached procedures (see RYA Flowcharts 1 and 2).
Any member of the Club failing to comply with the Safeguarding policy or any relevant Codes of Conduct may be subject to disciplinary action under Club Rules.
updated 15.4.18
Please find code of conduct and guidelines from the RYA below..