Club Resources

On course for the future, is a framework for developing your boating organisation.  The series of guides aim to help your club, centre or organisation to check and challenge where you are and to help ask some of those 'harder' questions about the current and future direction of your club. 

An instructor helping a participant in a Hansa Access Dinghy

RYA Scotland works with a number of partners including RYA Sailability to help make our sport accessible to all.

Aerial image of groups of small dinghies and a start boat.

Scottish Student Sailing is the governing body for student sailing in Scotland, and is officially recognised by Scottish Student Sport (SSS), RYA Scotland and the British Universities Sailing Association (BUSA).

A young windsurfer during a gybe

Windsurfing is something very different to what sport schools can normally offer. It keeps you fit, is exhilarating and is easy to learn but also throws you plenty of challenges along the way.

RYA Scotland are partnering with Hey Girls to raise awareness about the barriers women and girls have during the menstrual cycle.

Volunteering

“We work to ensure that boating is accessible and attractive to the widest audience. We strive to be inclusive, share our expertise, work with partners and embrace diversity”

The aim of the Volunteer Development Framework is to help your club or organisation review and strengthen its practices with regards to volunteering and in doing so create a sustainable volunteer culture for the future.