HOAC Junior Clubs    
The Centre runs four clubs to help our younger members continue and progress their sailing whilst having lots of supervised fun and games. For further information please contact the HOAC office. 
The club fees per year are £58 plus annual membership for the following clubs:  
Laser Club:  13+ years, informal meetings throughout the year  
Windsurf Club:   8 - 18 years, NSSA Silver+, Thursday evenings 6.00 - 8.30pm, June - August 
The club fees per year are £68 plus annual membership for the following clubs: 
Tera Club: 8 - 12 years, NSSA Bronze+, Saturday mornings 10.00 - 1.00pm, April - October 
Pico Club: 11 - 14 years, Stage 2+, Sunday (times vary), April - September

There are many benefits to Club Windsurf Membership including ...

• Weekly Social Sailing
• Hoac membership at a reduced rate
• Discount on Adult Courses through having Adult Membership
• Informal advice and coaching from RYA Qualified Instructors
• Access to fully battened rigs and Wide style boards on club sessions
• Safety Cover
• Hire equipment for only £12 (outside of Club Sessions)

What is the minimum requiements?To become a member of the Club you should have already attended a RYA Start Windsurfing Course or above. For those new to the sport HOAC offers RYA Start Windsurfing Courses from May to September.

Weekly Social Sail....This is an organised club meeting which will take place every Saturday from 29th May to 28th August 2010 (inclusive) from 2pm to 5pm. During these sessions there will be a Club Instructor on hand to provide informal advice, support, coaching and to organise racing & freestyle competitions for those interested. Access to HOAC fully battened rigs is provided on club sessions.
How do I join? £110 to join, £80 if already a member of HOAC. Download an application form

RYA Sailability Challenger Club
This club is for people of all ages with all kinds of disability who wish to sail. They use Challenger trimarans and Access dinghies, which are very stable boats to sail. The club have informal meetings throughout the summer season and complete beginners are welcome.
Please contact Alan Bray for more information on 0208 561 0840.

Queensmead Sailing Club    
This is a friendly sailing club based at HOAC with quite a large membership. The fleet of good sailing dinghies are available, free of charge, to QSC members. Off-Base trips are organised to Norfolk, Llangorse, the Solent and Poole Harbour plus Offshore Cruising to France and the Channel Islands with occasional charters in Greece. For further information visit the excellent website: www.queensmeadsc.org.uk or contact Bert May on 0208 797 4542 (email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it )

Hillingdon Sailing Club    
With a strong Mirror Class fleet and regular race meetings at HOAC, HSC always welcome new members. Visit their website at www.hillingdonsc.org.uk or contact Patrick Wyman on 0208 8631662 or email This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it for more information.   

Hillingdon Junior Canoe Club (10 - 18 years)
This club is open to all young people who want to participate in paddlesport. They meet on Saturday afternoons during the summer with pool sessions during the winter. For further information visit the website www.hjcc.org.uk or email Dave Brown at This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

HOAC Fencing Club (8 - 17 years)
Hoac runs fun, exciting sessions with qualified instructors. Open to all fitness levels and all abilities. They meet on Saturdays mornings during the winter. For further information please contact the HOAC office on 01895 824171.