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What is Clubmark? and what are its Benefits to Shadwell CC?

Clubmark is a Sport England initiative that provides a ‘kitemark’ of quality for sports clubs. Its purpose is to identify and acknowledge those clubs that have shown that they are properly and efficiently managed, that provide a safe environment for young players to learn and enjoy their sport, and that have a high standard of equity and ethics towards all members.

Clubs that have gained Sport England Clubmark status are therefore nationally recognised as being run in a safe, effective and child-friendly manner.

The Clubmark accreditation scheme is fully integrated with Safe Hands, the ECB's welfare of young people in Cricket policy.

Clubmark 'Evidence Documents'

1.1

ECB Safe Hands Policy (Part 1) - click (here)

ECB Safe Hands Policy (Part 2) - click (here)

SCC Constitution - click (here)

1.3

SCC Club Welfare Officer - Poster - click (here)

1.4

ECB Coaches Code of Conduct - click (here)

1.5

SCC Code of Conduct for Club Members and Guests - click (here)

1.6

ECB 'Be Involved' Job Adverts - click (here)

ECB Cricket Factory Poster - click (here)

SCC Junior Manager Job Description - click (here)

1.7

SCC Vetting Checks - Tracking Table - click (here)

SCC Self Declaration - Tracking Table - click (here)

ECB Overseas Vetting Form - click (here)

1.8

SCC Posts That Require Vetting Checks - click (here)

1.9

SCC Emergency Procedure - click (here)

1.10

SCC First Aid Signs - click (here)

SCC First Aider List - click (here)

1.11

SCC Junior Player Membership Form - click (here)

1.12

SCC Known Medical Conditions - Junior Members - click (here)

2.1

SCC ECBCA Qualified Coaches Tracking Table - click (here)

SCC Insurance Certificate - click (here)

2.3

SCC Risk Assessment Form - click (here)

ECB Junior Fast Bowling Directives - click (here)

ECB Junior Fielding Regulations - click (here)

ECB Junior Girls Playing in 'Boys' Cricket Guidance - click (here)

ECB Junior Helmet Directives - click (here)

ECB Junior Players Playing in Open Age Matches Guidance - click (here)

ECB Recommendations For Junior Cricket - click (here)

ECB Teamsheet Template - click (here)

ECB Wicket Keeping Glove Directives - click (here)

ECB Womens Qualification for England Regulations - click (here)

2.3.x

SCC Risk Assessment (Home Ground Matches) - click (here)

SCC Risk Assessment (Home Ground Training) - click (here)

SCC Risk Assessment (Leeds Grammar School Nets) - click (here)

2.4

ECB Level 1 Coach Certification (RDV) - click (here)

ECB Level 1 Coach Certification (ARE) - click (here)

2.5

ECB Planning For Long Term Success - click (here)

ECB Session Plans 1-3 - click (here)

ECB Session Plans 4-7 - click (here)

ECB Session Plans 8-10 - click (here)

ECB Inter Cricket Teacher Task Cards - click (here)

ECB Drill (Cross Over Grid) - click (here)

ECB Drill (Four Goal Fandango) - click (here)

ECB Drill (Batsmans Net Intermediate) - click (here)

ECB Drill (Batsmans Net Advanced) - click (here)

ECB Drill (Bowlers Net Novice) - click (here)

ECB Drill (Bowlers Net Intermediate) - click (here)

ECB Drill (Direct Hits) - click (here)

ECB Drill (Quickfire Stump Hitting) - click (here)

2.6

SCC Wetherby Cricket League Junior Fixtures 2009 - click (here)

2.7

SCC Session Register - click (here)

2.8

SCC Session Register - click (here)

3.1

ECB Cricket Equity Policy - click (here)

3.2

Running Sports - Club For All Certificate (RDV) - click (here)

3.3

Sports Coach UK - Equity In Your Coaching Certificate (RDV) - click (here)

Sports Coach UK - Equity In Your Coaching Certificate (GP) - click (here)

3.4

SCC Code of Conduct for Club Members and Guests - click (here)

3.5

SCC Code of Conduct for Young People - click (here)

3.6

SCC Constitution - click (here)

3.7

SCC Constitution - click (here)

SCC Senior Player And Social Membership Form - click (here)

SCC Self Declaration Form - click (here)

SCC Code of Conduct for Club Members and Guests - click (here)

3.8

SCC One Game Pledge - click (here)

4.1

SCC Insurance Certificate - click (here)

4.3

SCC Pricing Policy For Membership - click (here)

4.4

SCC Partnership With The Community / Schools Document - click (here)

CRB Form - Guidance Notes

For guidance notes on completing the CRB Disclosure form click (here).

Clubmark Training Courses Attended

'Equity In Your Coaching'

 - Richard Vincent - (click here for certificate).

 - Gareth Pegg

'Club For All'

 - Gareth Pegg

How is Clubmark status achieved?

Clubs must meet minimum criteria in the following categories:

child protection

coaching and competition

sports equity and ethics

club management.

Shadwell CC registered for Clubmark accreditation in December 2007.

Why is Clubmark important?

As well as ensuring that the latest child protection standards are being met, each club that gains accreditation will:

be better organised as a club

be networked into local and national sports organisations that can provide further support to Clubmark clubs

be promoted in their local community and on a national database

be better placed to succeed in any future funding applications

SCC Clubmark Information

Clubs must meet minimum criteria in the following categories:

For a full list of documents on the Clubmark Evidence File 'CD-ROM' click (here).

Useful Web Links

Sites containing useful or related information:

Sports Coach UK - for workshops on 'Safeguarding and Protecting Children' and 'Equity in Your Coaching' (click here).

County Sports Partnership - for the CSP for West Yorkshire (click here).

West Yorkshire Women & Girls Cricket Association (click here).

runningsports - Skills and support for volunteers working in sport (click here).

ECB - Club Development (click here).

Sport Leeds - (click here).

Sport England Clubmark - (click here).

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