RQYS

Youth Squad - All In
2026-02-20 16:00 - 18:00 (Australia/Melbourne) | Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron, 578 ROYAL ESP, MANLY QLD 4179, MANLY, QLD, 4179, Australia
Welcome back to RQ Youth Squad Training, and a warm welcome to our new members! We’re excited to kick off another Term of sailing and windsurfing with you all.
Training will resume on Sunday 1st February 2026, with specific start dates outlined in the fleet training schedule. Please note that not all fleets start or finish on the same day!
REGISTER HERE
FRIDAYS – 06 February to 27 March from 1600 – 1800hrs (ALL-IN Session, all classes invited)

Intermediate Opti
Open Opti
ILCA 4
ILCA 6
Windsurfing
RS Feva
Wind Foiling
29ers

*If your class is not listed, please get in touch with us.
YOUTH SQUAD PRICING:
NEW – ALL IN SESSIONS:
All Classes – $100 per sailor
Please Note:

Please ensure that BOTH the skipper and crew register for 2-handed boats.
If you need to hire equipment, please confirm availability with the Sailing Academy first, then complete our Equipment Hire Registration HERE.
It’s important to note that each class has a minimum attendance requirement. If this requirement isn’t met, we may be unable to assign a class-specific coach for the term.
In the case that weather conditions aren’t suitable for on-water activities, we’ll conduct theory sessions.
To participate in this training, you need to be a Junior Member of RQYS.

We’d love to see you participating in RQYS Club Racing, as this is the progression for Youth Squad training.
You can find out all the details here: Club Racing – RQYS
Stay Connected:
– Stack Team App: RQ Youth Squad
– Facebook Page: RQYS YouthSquad
Our team will use these platforms to keep you informed throughout the term.

IMPORTANT NOTICE:
By registering for this program, you acknowledge and accept that sailing is a dangerous sport that carries inherent risks, including the potential for serious injury. One specific risk during this course is head injuries caused by contact with the boom or other equipment, which can occur regardless of a sailor’s level of experience or skill.
The safety of each sailor is ultimately their own and their parent’s responsibility. This includes taking appropriate precautions to minimise risks, such as wearing a helmet to reduce the likelihood of serious injury.
