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About OYT South
- About OYT South
- Annual report
- Management and Trustees
How to sail with us
- Crew members aged 12-25
- What will I do?
- A typical voyage
- The challenge of the sea
- Sailing qualifications
- Duke of Edinburgh’s Award
- What to bring
- Sea staff
- Q & A
- Physical or learning difficulties
- What previous crew members said
- Staying involved
- Bursaries and sponsorship
- Safety
- Information for parents and guardians
- Crew handbook (pdf)
Voyages available NOW
- 2008 latest availability
- Tall Ships race series 2008
- Tall Ships race series 2009
- Small Ships races
- Duke of Edinburgh's Award
- Funding help
- Complete 2008 programme
- Draft 2009 programme
Want to sail but can't afford it?
- Funding help for your voyage
- Funding help for overseas crew
Sponsorship and donations
- How to make a donation
- How OYT South is financed
- Major sponsors
- Annual report
- Management and Trustees
- What your money could buy
- Crew bursaries
- Corporate sponsorship
- Partnerships
- Fundraising ideas
Sea staff
- Sea staff roles
- Sea staff profiles
- Volunteer sea staff profiles
- Sea staff background
- Joining the team
- Training and qualifications
- Sea staff bookings
- Annual refit and maintenance
- Members only
Tall Ships races

Booking a voyage

Booking a voyage

Dates, prices and availability

About our boat

About our boat

John Laing – a purpose-built sail training vessel

Tracking John Laing

Vessel Tracking

Where is John Laing sailing now?

Skipper Wolf oversees the steering - former staff bosun Craig dangles from the spinnaker pole

Sea staff

Members only

This section includes internal information and training documents.

“Wow! I had an awesome time! Our watchleader was a legend!” Tom, 20