Fun and adventure on and off the water
Sea Rangers
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Fun and Adventure
on and off
the water

Through our small national network of crews we aim to empower girls to take on new challenges, build their confidence and make lifelong friendships along the way.
Our Crews
Members take part in a variety of exciting activities at their regular meetings, and at special events or holidays. Click here to find your nearest Crew,
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About Us
Sea Rangers are a registered charity, with crews geographically spread around England and a virtual crew that is open to members with no local crew.
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Ways to Volunteer
Whether you have an hour or two available to volunteer every few months or can offer a regular weekly commitment, there are a number of ways you can volunteer.
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Support Us
You can get involved in many ways! From becoming a Sea Ranger, a Friend of Sea Rangers, or by sponsoring us on a local or national level.
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Welcome to the Sea Rangers Website

Members of Sea Rangers take part in a variety of exciting activities at their regular meetings, and at special events or holidays. Between the ages of 9 and 13 girls are ‘Cadet Sea Rangers’, and from 13 to 21 are ‘Sea Rangers’. There are also opportunities to become Adult Officers and Helpers.

We have many experiences exclusive to Sea Rangers. As well as learning how to be safe on the water and the skills needed to go boating in the summer months, the girls get involved with community action projects and non-nautical activities such as swimming, camping, climbing, team-building, orienteering and competitions. Members are also able to take part and gain national governing body qualifications or awards; Royal Yachting Association, British Canoe Union, First Aid and the Duke of Edinburgh Awards.

We have a support network for our Officers and adult helpers within our Flotilla structure, where they can seek advice and training support.

Friends of Sea Rangers

We want to say a massive thank you to our Friends of Sea Rangers, who offer such incredible support to the Association. We hope 2022 will be the year we see more new Friends joining and supporting Sea Rangers.

Support Sea Rangers and know you are helping us ensure our Officers, Rangers and Cadets have exceptional opportunities to develop their nautical skills, build their self confidence and make life long friends.

As a Friend you will also receive our Sea Ranger News (electronically or in the post) and be the first to hear about any plans we have for reunions or events.

You can find out more by emailing our Friends secretary Bethany friends@searangers.org.uk

Our Testimonials

Sea Rangers has helped me develop skills for the future and I think it has helped me prepare for a future career in the Navy.
Natasha, age 15, Sea Ranger – SRS Wakeful

I’ve learnt a lot of new skills and had loads of fun with my friends while doing them.
Emmie, age 13, Cadet Sea Ranger – SRS Wakeful

I’ve been at Sea Rangers for 6 years and I have enjoed every experience I’ve had and particularly enjoyed national regattas and our crews trip to Edinburgh
Megan, age 14, Sea Ranger – SRS Wakeful

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Sea Rangers News

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh

HRH The Duke of Edinburgh

It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the death of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, he will be sadly missed. [April 9th 2021] We have sent our condolences to Her Majesty the Queen. We wrote; As we learn of the news that His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh has...

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SRS Wakeful and ‘Pilot’

SRS Wakeful and ‘Pilot’

Memories of Pilot and fundraising for a new narrowboat. Whether it was a cold winters cycle ride along the river or a gorgeous summers evening at Sea Rangers, one thing you could guarantee was seeing Pilot, the narrowboat on her mooring, patiently waiting for her next...

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