Clubs - CAPS AccreditedCAPs is only currently available for Clubs with juniors who are U18. And is designed to ensure Clubs have qualified & CRB cleared coaches/umpires and are committed to development and good, safe practice.
Silver cathiecarter10@hotmail.com Cathie Carter O7970640833
Silver joolsbassett@yahoo.co.uk Dot Bassett 01525 755010
Silver r-cullen@sky.com Myra Cullen 07884 485293
Bronze Susanne.skelding@ntlworld.com Susanne Skelding O7810513572
Bronze mitchell.tribe@ntlworld.com Mary Mitchell O1525 753552
Bronze clairessco@hotmail.com Claire Southam O7841158334
Bronze nicky.merritt@hotmail.co.uk Nicky Merritt O7594715359
Bronze andy.cusack@btinternet.com Theresa Cusack O7708010577
Bronze JCurrant@gategourmet.com Jo Currant O7725643477
murphychippy@hotmail.com Claire Murphy O7785354935
Bronze pandphamer@aol.co.uk Pippa Hamer O7887516258
Bronze fran.noble@bt.com Fran Noble O7917020624
For general information regarding any of the Clubs listed above or regarding the CAPs accreditation process please contact Alison Brightman on : 07884 491 516 or email: alison.brightman@englandnetball.co.uk What is CAPS?Club Action Planning Scheme (CAPS)What is the Club Action Planning Scheme (known as CAPS)? CAPS is an accreditation scheme which helps netball clubs function in the most efficient way ensuring the clubs offer a quality environment for all members. It is directly linked to Sport England’s Clubmark, which provides a national standard for good practice in the development of players, coaches, officials and volunteers, also helping to clarify roles and responsibilities within the club at all three levels Bronze, Silver and Gold. It is a great scheme to highlight all the good development work that a club is already completing, but at the same time further developing the club.In line with the Clubmark award, CAPS focuses on four key areas that impact netball clubs: • Duty of Care and Child Protection • Coaching and Competition • Club Administration/ Management • Sports Equity and Ethics CAPS offers: • A clear development pathway for members – current and potential. • Increased confidence in a club’s life span. • Publicity through England Netball and Netball East. • High profile exposure through Sport England, England Netball and other agencies. • Increased efficiency to activity. • More links with a local community. • High standards. • More members – coaches, umpires and players. • A successful method of spreading a club’s workload. • Increased possibility of securing funding or upgraded facilities. • Opportunities to expand a club’s volunteer base. • A strong local and national support network.
A commitment to development and good, effective practise. |