When not on the water, students spend time learning theory as well as playing games, doing crafts and swimming at the Summerville public pool at Woodbine Beach - a short walk from the club. Once a student has obtained a White Sail III certificate, they can enter the Bronze IV programme. In the Bronze IV and V programmes, students are introduced to the theories and basics of racing. Students use Laser II's a, high-performance two person sailing dinghy, to learn, how to sail in stronger winds, how to tune a boat, do basic boat maintenance and practice advanced handling skills. Spinnaker work, trapeze work and more advanced racing theory are also introduced.
Students participate in races in the Toronto area.
Due to the requirements for completion of these levels, a minimum of four weeks of registration is required. Should a student have a keen interest in racing, this level hones their skills and knowledge of racing under the guidance of a full time race coach. Those enrolled in this programme are considered the Club's Junior Racing Team. During the summer, the racing team participates in regattas throughout southern Ontario. Parents are expected to participate in the programme by providing transportation and sometimes act as chaperons.