Jane Smith, the organiser, wants to share a heartfelt message with the sport's community.

Since its founding in 1961, Hayle Surf Life Saving Club in Cornwall has been dedicated to promoting safety in the water. It was established in response to tragic incidents on the beach, with a mission to prevent such events and ensure everyone can enjoy the ocean safely. Today, with over 250 members, the club offers a chance for locals to gain confidence and essential skills at any age.

The club focuses on education, public service, improving water skills, fitness, and most importantly, having fun. Open to all, it welcomes new members enthusiastically. Those who join can learn life-saving skills, with opportunities to become professional RNLI lifeguards. There's also a variety of competitions, fostering camaraderie and healthy rivalry among the members.

With top-notch racing and life-saving equipment, the club provides excellent training resources. Experienced coaches are there to support and guide members in achieving their goals, whether aiming to become proficient in water skills or simply looking to improve.

The club appreciates the continuous support from its community and is thankful to everyone who has contributed to its growth and success over the years. Operating under established policies, including a complaints procedure and privacy policy, Hayle Surf Life Saving Club ensures the safety and privacy of all its members.

A registered UK charity (Charity No. 1035924), the club values its role in giving back to the community. For further inquiries or information, you can reach out via email at hello@hayleslsc.co.uk or visit them at Rivere Towans, Phillack, Hayle, Cornwall, TR27 5AF.

With a rich history spanning over 60 years, Hayle Surf Life Saving Club continues to make a significant impact on its members and the wider community, providing a safe and enjoyable environment for all to embrace the ocean and develop their water skills with confidence.