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.

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.

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.

Lighting up the streets for Christmas

Funding for Surf Club

Victoria Pendleton CBE celebrates young surfer’s achievements at Wave Project Awards

A year of fundraising by Tehidy Park Golf Club leads to a huge donation to the West Cornwall Project.

Thank you ASDA

Olympic medalists Victoria Pendleton and Michael Jamieson visit The Wave Project

Severely disabled children enjoy the freedom of the waves at charity surf event in Watergate Bay

Disability surf event is UK’s biggest!

BBC Children in Need awards Cornwall project £296,000 as part of new impact programme, A Million & Me