Unleash your inner adrenaline junkie by taking on a tandem Skydive for UKSA next Summer.
Picture yourself soaring above the picturesque Isle of Wight, surrounded by panoramic views that will leave you breathless.
By taking part in this incredible skydiving adventure, you’ll be directly contributing to UKSA’s mission of transforming lives through the power of the sea. Your fundraising efforts will open doors for deserving individuals, providing them with access to life-changing experiences on the water.
All participants can secure their place in the plane with a £50 payment, plus commit to raising a minimum sponsorship of £450.
Skydive Isle of Wight, a renowned tandem skydive centre, boasts a team of highly trained instructors who will guide you every step of the way. With their expertise and passion for skydiving, they’ll ensure that your experience is safe, unforgettable, and filled with adrenaline-fueled excitement.
Participants must be over 18 (or over 16 with written parental consent). There is a weight limit of 90kg clothed (above this weight at Club Chief Instructors discretion). All participants must fill out a medical form before they are allowed to jump, this will be sent to you once you have registered. Full details on the skydive and answers to FAQ’s can be found at: www.skydiveiow.co.uk
All participants can secure their place in the plane with a £50 payment, plus commit to raising a minimum sponsorship of £450.
STEP ONE: Register – Fill in your details below
STEP TWO: Making your £50 payment
Once we have received your payment, you will be sent a UKSA fundraising pack from our dedicated fundraising team to help you to reach your sponsorship goal! You will also receive a Skydive T Shirt as a keepsake and to wear at the event itself! In the meantime, if you have any questions about the skydive, don’t hesitate to contact the Fundraising Department on [email protected]
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Words can’t describe what the instructors have done for our children. They have demonstrated to each and everyone of them that they are important, valued and it’s ok to be nervous about something new.
Sally Hodgson – Headteacher
Funded all-inclusive residential school trip
