World’s first Beach School plans have now been submitted for a decision

CEO Joe Taylor to discuss benefits of surf therapy at children’s mental health event

The Wave Project’s CEO Joe Taylor will be sharing how surf therapy supports improvements in young people’s mental health at an event hosted by the Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health this Thursday, 15 July.

The Wave Project welcomes people from across the UK to annual Summer Surf Challenge

The Wave Project welcomed people with disabilities from across the UK to its 2021 Summer Surf Challenge this weekend, offering the chance to experience a unique day of adaptive surfing, for free, at Watergate Bay in Newquay.

Summer Surf Challenge returns for 2021!

The Summer Surf Challenge for 2021 will take place on 3rd July at Watergate Bay. We’re really excited to be welcoming people back to this celebration of inclusive surfing, after sadly being unable to host it last year due to Covid-19.

Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP visits The Wave Project to see what surf therapy is all about

We had a very special guest at our surf therapy session in Newquay yesterday – none other than Heath Secretary Matt Hancock!  As a big advocate of social prescribing, Matt joined in the session to learn more about how surf therapy helps improve children and young people’s mental health.

Beach School plans revealed

The Wave Project, has announced plans to build the world’s first purpose-built Beach School to support vulnerable local children who struggle to engage with traditional school lessons and are at risk of permanent exclusion. The new facility is planned for a site in close proximity to Gwithian Towans beach, in Hayle, Cornwall. Truro-based architects Lavigne Lonsdale have been briefed to lead the design of the facility, with a public consultation on the project to take place on May 15th from 10am to 5pm at Sunset Surf, Gwithian Towans, Cornwall.

Win a 3 night stay at The Cornish Place

Want the chance to win a 3-night stay at The Cornish Place’s luxury cottages for up to 10 people? Head over to our Instagram @waveprojectuk to enter! Deadline for entries is Friday 19th Feb Please click the link below for the full terms and conditions Good luck!

Wellbeing Catch Ups throughout lockdown

Wellbeing Catch-up sessions for children affected by Covid-19 will continue throughout the lockdown in England 👍 Our Wellbeing Catch-up courses, delivered in partnership with Barnardos are an essential part of children’s reintegration into education.

Surf therapy offered to Cornish children through council partnership

Surf therapy will be made available to anxious children across Cornwall following a new partnership agreement between Cornwall Council and The Wave Project.

New luxury retreat partners with The Wave Project

The couple also wanted to support the local community in an effort to showcase the best of Cornwall to their guests.

Coronavirus Statement

At the Wave Project, our priority is to ensure that all our participants, volunteers and staff are safe. We are monitoring health advice from the UK Government on a daily basis and will act in line with their guidance.

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