TY programme 2020 - expressions of interest

TY programme 2020 - expressions of interest
Name of student

First NameLast Name
D.O.B.
DD / MM / YYYY
Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityCounty

Eircode
Email (Student)
Mobile No. (Student)
Name Parent / Guardian 1

First NameLast Name
Mobile No. Parent / Guardian 1
Email Parent / Guardian 1
Name Parent / Guardian 2

First NameLast Name
Mobile No. Parent / Guardian 2
Email Parent / Guardian 1
Club
Membership ID / Num.
I hereby give permission to contact Student by all TY Committee members and coordinators from each of the above clubs.
I hereby give permission to contact Parent / Guardian by all TY Committee members and coordinators from each of the above clubs.

For each of the planned activities, please indicate the planned participation. Please try and be as accurate as possible as this survey is an important planning tool (too many 'maybe' are not very useful)
Pizza Night - 3rd September 2020 RIYC 6.30pm - €10

This is an important introduction for all sailors on the programme and will include a talk on Tall Ships and Sailability.
Pizza Night
Action /Adventure Course

Dates: 14-16th September 2020
Approx Cost (incl. BBQ) €135
Minimum 10 people. BBQ 14/15/16 RIYC/RSTGY/NYC

3 days with different activities based in Dublin, followed by BBQ at club.

Example activities are: Learning to row at Island Bridge, kayaking to Dalkey Island, wakeboarding, Ringo Ride or paddle boarding with Surfdock
Action / Adventure Course
1720 Sailing

Wednesday Afternoons from RIYC
Dates: 23,30 Sept, 7,14 Oct.
Price TBC

4 Week Course on Wednesday afternoons
1720 Sailing
Team Racing

Saturday Afternoons - from RSGYC
Dates: 10/17/Oct 7/14/25/28 Nov then Feb/March
Approx €90 TBC Maximum 24 people 6 Sessions

Team Racing Prize Giving, 28th November
Team Racing Prize Giving, March TBC
Team Racing
Team Racing - Please drag in order of preference
Navigation Course

4 weeks - max 12
Costs TBC
Time: 6:30pm to 9:30pm each evening

This course will run twice:
- Wednesday 4, 11, 18, 25 November 2020
- Wednesday 6, 13, 20, 27 January 2021
Navigation Course
Navigation Course - Please drag in order of preference
RIB Course

This course will be offered 4 times (Please note students must be 16 years of age to participate)

- 25,26,27 Sept
- 2,3,4 Oct 2020
- 26,27,28 March 2020

Costs: €250

(further dates after Christmas can be added for those turning 16 later in the year)
RIB Course
RIB Course - Please drag in order of preference
First Aid Course

This course will be offered 3 times for one full weekend day (Sunday) dates to be confirmed. But hoping Dec,Jan,Feb.

Costs: €70
First Aid Course
First Aid Course - Please drag in order of preference
VHF Course

January / May
Max 12 students
Costs: TBC
VHF Course
VHF Course - Please drag in order of preference
Mark Laying course

March
Costs: TBC
Mark Laying Course
Heir Island Course 18-24th April 2021

Costs: €550 approximately
Heir Island Course
Child Safeguarding

This course will be offered 3 times during the year on Thursday evenings for 3 hours.

Costs: €15
Minimum 8 people, max15 in RSGYC,RIYC,NYC

Dates to be confirmed but provisional 22nd Oct, 28th Jan, 25th March
Child Safeguarding
Child Safeguarding - Please drag in order of preference
Offshore (Sail Training Ireland)

Maybe 27/3/21-2/4/21 Cork to Dublin

Maybe 3/4/21-9/4/21 Dublin to Belfast

Maybe 10/04/21 – 16/4/21 Belfast to Dublin

Pelican of London Ocean Science Voyage 3/5/21-8/5/21

Costs: €850 Approx.
Offshore Sailing
Offshore Sailing - Please drag in order of preference
Pre-Instructor Course

Will be offered 20/21, 8 places per course only (2 weekends - One training weekend wih testing the following weekend)
Costs: €220 Approx for training and test
Pre-Instructor Course
Thomas Chaix B Academy

May 2021 - exact dates TBC
Costs: TBC
Thomas ChaixB Academy
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TY programme 2020 - expressions of interest

For each of the planned activities, please indicate the planned participation. Please try and be as accurate as possible as this survey is an important planning tool (too many 'maybe' are not very useful)