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Last modified: 11-May-2008

Promoting sailing in the Highlands of Scotland.

[   GS  AGM – June 2nd 7pm and venue changed to Caley Cruisers Conference Room   ]

Our Objectives are:

	To promote interest and participation in sailing in the Highland Area by maximising material and financial resources.
	To promote sailing as an equal opportunities sport available to all.
	To encourage the population of the area to take up sailing including school pupils and leavers, adults and people with disabilities.
	To adopt a co-ordinated approach for the development of sailing clubs and organisations within the area and in relation to specific projects.
	To assess the available sailing resources in the area and ensure access can be gained at appropriate times.
	To promote and support regattas and open events in the area as considered desirable.
	To assist local sailing clubs, organisations and individuals in the area by arranging courses for personal performance improvement and in coach education.
	To provide a focal point for clubs and individuals to obtain information regarding sailing issues in the area.

Click for Constitution and Plans

What's New

	11/5/08 - Last spring NoSSS evant announce at Chanonry on 31 May/1 June;  click
	3/5/08 - Coaching Action Plan 2008-2009 published - click.
	30/4/08 - Minutes of latest committee meeting uploaded - click.
	21/4/08 - latest Constitution uploaded. Information added for NoSSS including a poster for you to print and put up in the clubhouse. North of Scotland Dinghy Championship announced - see ==> Training events updated
	18/4/08 - invitation to be involved in the Highland Sports Strategy consultations due to take place across dates in May 2008 - click.
	17/4/08 - GS AGM date put back to 2 June and the venue changed to Caley Cruisers Conference Room. The change in date and location is to allow the Chairman of RYA Scotland - Hamish MacKay - and the Chief Operating Officer - Agnes Barclay - to attend. Click for poster - please print and place in your club house.
	12/4/08 - a few new events added and also: Please accept this open invitation to a MOB and Sea Safety Day with demonstrations and talks. Ever thought about what you would/could do if someone went over the side??? Well May 11th at Cromarty is a good day to find out. An indication of possible numbers wishing to attend would be very useful, replies to myself by May 5th please. Look forward to seeing you on the day Cheers Graham Sutherland Sailing Secretary CBC - Email
	29/3/08 - Training events updated plus RFYC events announced. Legend from Miami. 4 members from Cromarty Boat Club are off on a trans Atlantic trip soon to bring back a 40 foot Legend from Miami. Click for more...
	28/2/08 - Registration forms for Invergordon and Chanonry NoSSS events uploaded - click...
	20/1/08 - Minutes of 14 January meeting uploaded.  Next GS Meeting - Monday, 3rd March at 1830 hours - attend in person or by Skype at Coaching Highland Offices: Contact elissa-at-CoachingHighland.co.uk for details of Skype participation. GS AGM – May 12th 7pm at Coaching Highland Offices.
	27/2/07 - Operational Plan updated.
	27/1/07 - Coaching Highland Annual Report published covering the period 2005-06. Available in the downloads section of their members area - you can register: www.coachinghighland.co.uk/login-g.asp?e=register&script=/library.asp
	07/10/05 - The GS web site is born!

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