We are opening our club up to the public to show what we have to offer.  There will be information, club facilities tour and boat demonstration and other activities on and off the water.  Please bring along friends, family, work colleagues, neighbours etc.  Ask them to bring a change of clothing, old trainers and a towel if you want to go out on a boat.  There will also be teas/coffees, cakes and a BBQ.

Berwick sailing club welcomes dinghy sailors from all clubs and classes to its annual open regatta. 

Download information HERE and location map HERE.

Enterprise and handicap classes.  Briefing Sat 15th May at 12pm; 1st race Sat starts at 2pm; 2 races on Saturday; 3 races on Sunday.  Camping in club grounds.  Entrance: Double handers  £30; Single hander £18.  Includes evening BBQ, lunch on Sunday, teas/coffees.

 

Information about progress being made with the results of the club survey and general details about some activities this season can be downloaded here:  BSC Newsletter

Tidy up the club is this Sunday 28th March from 11am.  Pease can you turn up with a shovel, broom and a paint brush.

Racing starts on Wednesday 31st March 7pm start of race. 

Sailing on Sundays starts on Sunday 4th April 11am  and 1pm.  There will be two races  in the morning and 2 races in the afternoon.

Sailing Course for beginners is the weekend of 22nd and 23rd May if anybody would like to do this course please let Claire know as soon as possible as we can only take 8 pupils.  The cost will be £60.00 for the weekend.

The next social is a Cheese and Wine at the Sailing Club on Wednesday 21st April, please bring Cheese and Wine or Beer from 7pm,  if you are not racing you can watch the race,   the sailors will join us later. 

 

The Handbook will be out shortly. 

Over 30 people attended the annual dinner at the Castle on the 6th February.  The evening kicked off with an extremely interesting talk by Linda Bankier on the Berwick Smacks, the ships which sailed the East coast route to London.  It was a lively evening and was rounded off by Alistair McDonald winning a bottle of rum for his coin bowling skills.