New to Sailing

To be honest though cause of this heavy plate they very rarely capsize in 2 years of sailing them i only capsized twice, and that was when i was learning to sail. But to be honest u would be hard pushed to find one in reasonable condition due to the fact that they were snaffled up by training centres.

ps: You don't need a double axle trailer.

Bosuns are great for learning in. Stable, definatly roomy plus they are literally bomb proof

The Wayfarer is big enough to take your entire family including distant cousins. However, it can be a bit of a handful for a beginner (and beginner's crew - the jib/genoa is massive). It used to be a common teaching boat because of its size but I found it awkward to teach in because of the "long walk" when tacking. I couldn't recommend it

I think the Miracle is a better choice than the Mirror. But I'd also point you down the road of a Laser2000 perhaps. You'll need your Level2 (but you'll need that for anything) but it's nicely behaved, not overcanvassed and, as you progress, the assymetric spinnaker is easier to learn than a symmetric one. It's comfortable to sit in and there's enough room for a couple of passengers.