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Club Mark
What is Clubmark?
Clubmark is a cross-sport quality accreditation for clubs with junior sections. According to research conducted by the Northwest Regional Development Agency in 2004, three-fifths (60.5%) of young people belong to a sports club outside school. It is vital that these clubs serve young people well. Sports clubs that work with children and young people need and deserve support to improve the quality of work they do so that we can:
- Ensure the well-being of young people whilst in the care of adults, other than their legal parent(s)/carer(s).
- Enthuse young people to enjoy sport and active recreation to build a healthy and active lifestyle.
- Enable young people to use their leisure time creatively.
- Allow young people to optimise their talents and personal ability.
- Identify and support the development of the most talented young people.
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) awards Clubmark to proven high quality Clubs. The national scheme has been in place since 2002 and as at November 2008 there are over 1,000 accredited clubs in England and Wales. In Dorset, at the same date, there are 19 Clubmark Accredited Cricket Clubs.
Dorset Cricket Board expects Clubmark to be the stamp of approval to which all Clubs in the county aspire.
On the other pages in this section you can find information about what your Club will need to do to get Clubmark accreditation, what the process is, what paperwork is necessary, which Clubs in Dorset have already achieved it and who in the County can help. If you’re still not sure about anything you read here, find the Development Team contacts and send us an email. We will respond as soon as we possibly can.
The most frequently asked question about Clubmark - ever! The answer is right here
What will my Club need to do to get Clubmark - and how does it go about it?
Guidance and information about what is needed for a Clubmark Evidence File
Information and guidance about what will happen on the Clubmark Site Visit
Others have done it and they will help. These Clubs have achieved Clubmark already. You may know someone at one of them