- Francis Clark Devon League results & tables - May 25
- Francis Clark round-up - week four 2013
- Broad shares vision for Babbacombe
- Hancock relishing Fortfield return
- League XI facing Cornwall at Torquay
- Second eleven scorers and results from the DCL
- Devon have three players in MCCA side
- Nick Evanson looks back on day in the box at Lord's
- South Devon League update
- Barton scrape through in Brockman Cup
- Wyatt wins it for Barton in last-ball thriller
- Touring Side looking for Saturday Fixture - 22nd June
- A Division - Heathcoat and Paignton forging ahead
- B Division - Barnstaple win again + Manning hits out
- Mailling poised for Devon debut
- Lions taught T20 lessons by Oxford MCCU
- Devon cruise to first win in Minors Cup
- Devon have selection issues for Cornwall Cup trip
- A Division preview: Bryan looking for third win
- B Division: Martin injects note of caution
- Premier Division: Passenger wary of wounded Exmouth
- DCB Yearbook available shortly
- NEW - First Details of the New Coach Education Programme
- Ground and Opponents available 24th August
- B Division review: Stoke need more runs
- Bovey do Exeter no favours
- Follow the County Club Ball by Ball
- Rule Change Proposals
- Welfare Officer Training - Safe Hands courses
- DevonCricket.co.uk What's on Calendar available here
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If your club takes the welfare of its junior members seriously and wants to provide a junior section that is recognised as being well organised, the ECB ClubMark accreditation scheme is for you.
ClubMark has been developed with Sport England to set down a set of simple criteria and a support process for you to work through that will enable you to gain accreditation.
ClubMark will benefit your club in a number of ways such as:
Support from your CDM and County Cricket Board
Support from your Local Authority Sports Development Officer
Support from your County Sports Partnership
Help with long-term planning
Help promote your club to the local community
Help with advice and applying for grant aid
Help to develop your coaches and volunteers
Priority for grant aid sources
More importantly the ClubMark logo can be carried on any club literature and promotional materials
which confirms your commitment to a safe child friendly junior section which will appeal to:
Local Parents
Local School Teachers
Local Community Groups
Funding Agencies
Local Authority Sports Development Teams
Commercial Sponsors
Getting your club registered for the ClubMark scheme could not be easier. Just contact your Cricket
Development Manager - Matt Theedom who will be able to send you a very simple and straight
forward Registration Form to complete.
Once registered ECB will send you, via your CDM, the following to help you work towards ClubMark:
- A Cricket Assessment File that outlines the key criteria that needs to be met and the evidence you need to produce to show you have met the criteria:
Duty of care and child welfare
Coaching and competition
Sports equity and ethics
Club Management
- A CD-ROM that gives you much of the information you will need to use to gain ClubMark accreditation such as copies of:
A Model Club Constitution
Model codes of conduct
Model equity policy
Model volunteer job descriptions
Model accident report forms
Model attendance registers
There is no time limit for the completion of ClubMark accreditation. Each club will be different, for
some clubs it may take a few months, for others it may take longer. Accreditation is driven by you!