STAINLAND CRICKET CLUB

Club Development

 

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What Have We Got Now ?

Objectives : What Do We Want ?

How Will We Get There ?

With Whom ? (Partners)

When Will We Get There ?

Who Is Responsible ?

Cost ?

Comments On Achievement

Club Structure

 

General committee comprising approx. 12 members, meeting once a month to discuss club issues.

A committed membership which includes non playing members.

A  structure which includes sub committees dedicated to priority development areas.

By the introduction of a carded membership scheme for the 2007 season.

By delegating development tasks to appropriate members to form sub committees.

 

2007

The existing committee. R.Morris to organise cards

for 2007 season.

 

 

Child Welfare

 

Club has appointed a CWO. 3 members have attended GPCP course – CWO is yet to attend. Some members have completed CRB forms and others have completed self-declaration forms. Although many  members are yet to complete either form.

To be complaint with ECB guidelines.

Continue with the CRB process.

CWO to attend next available GPCP

 

2007

Committee

 

On track.

Financial Management

The club accounts are controlled by the Treasurer and audited once a year before being presented to the committee

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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What Have We Got Now ?

Objectives : What Do We Want ?

How Will We Get There ?

With Whom ? (Partners)

When Will We Get There ?

Who Is Responsible ?

Cost ?

Comments On Achievement

Members

Junior Teams/

Section

 

 

         U11    NIL

U13    NIL

U15    NIL

U17    NIL

 

We need to attract and retain junior members at all age groups. Ideally we wish to operate at least 2 junior teams going forward.

1. Continue the Thursday coaching sessions.

2. Record the names, ages and contact details of current juniors with a view to enrolling them as subsidised members of the club.

3. Seek volunteers to obtain ECB coaching qualification by the end of 2006 season (club funded).

4. Plan recruitment drive for 2007 season.

5. Enter a junior team for 2007 to generate interest, show our commitment and create focus.

Local junior and senior schools.

Seek advice from local clubs and YCB.

2007 – 1 junior team.

2009 – 2 teams.

2010 – 3 teams.

Existing committee plus M.Rothwell (junior coach) and the junior focus committee to be created by end of 2006.

£200 coaching fee per person.

Other costs yet to be quantified.

 

Development of Talented Players

(District, County, North Eng, England)

at all age groups

N/A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Developing & Supporting YCB Pathways/

Academy

No’s attending

N/A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AREA

What Have We Got Now ?

Objectives : What Do We Want ?

How Will We Get There ?

With Whom ? (Partners)

When Will We Get There ?

Who Is Responsible ?

Cost ?

Comments On Achievement

Developing Coaching & Competition

 

Club has 2 senior teams, each playing 22 league games per season, plus cup game(s).

To aim for 3 senior teams and full junior section in the long term. Run summer nets with fuller attendance and some organised winter nets.

See developing junior section.

Obtain coaching badges or pay for external coach.

Support from Calderdale cricket and other sources.

2007 – coaching sessions.

By 2010 full complement of teams.

Committee.

Cost of net sessions.

£200 coaching course.

Other costs yet to be quantified.

ISSUE

Developing Coaches & Leaders

Club has no members that are qualified coaches.

As many members as possible to attend coaching course and to assist with coaching of juniors.

Create interest and pay for attendance at ECB run sessions.

 

2 members per year for next five years

Committee

£200 per person

 

Developing

Club

Membership

Adults:  30

Junior:  0

Non Playing:  4

To develop the family membership and non playing side.

See section on club membership.

 

2007

Committee

 

 

Equipment

 

 

Club possesses mowers (wicket and outfield), roller and assorted other sundry equipment.

Club has both senior and junior kit bags.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Not currently an issue.

Developing

& Maintaining Facilities

Club has pavilion, tea room, changing and shower facilities, kitchen, approx 10 wickets, limited outdoor practice facilities, storage facilities for equipment.

To extend facilities including a scoreboard and off field practice.

By obtaining funding.

Sport England, Calderdale community foundation and others.

2007 – scoreboard.

2008 – outdoor facilities.

Committee plus sub committee to be selected focussing on facilities and external funding.

To be confirmed but estimated at around £2000.

Priority issue

Developing

Cricket for Women & Girls

N/A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Developing

Cricket for

Disabled People

N/A

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Developing & Running Events

The club does not run regular organised events.

To run more regular events i.e Jack Sandwell, single wicket competition, BBQ etc.

By creating an events committee

 

2007 season.

Committee

 

 

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What Have We Got Now ?

Objectives : What Do We Want ?

How Will We Get There ?

With Whom ? (Partners)

When Will We Get There ?

Who Is Responsible ?

Cost ?

Comments On Achievement

Developing

Cricket for

BEM Communities

Local area does not possess a large population of black and ethic minorities therefore it has not been possible to attract any members from those communities but the club does have an open membership policy and does not discriminate against people from those groups 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Developing Volunteers

 

The only volunteers that the club has are 1 groundsman and players’ wives/ girlfriends/partners on match days for teas.

To develop volunteers and links with other local organisations.

Approach local Volunteer bureau. Speak to local clubs.

 

TBC

Committee

 

 

Developing Officials

i.e. Umpires, scorers, groundsman

 

The club has a structured committee comprising president, chairman, secretary, treasurer, league representative, junior representative, captains and vice captains from the 1st & 2nd teams and  3-4 other members of the club. The club has 2 groundsmen, 1 second team umpire and 3 scorers.

To develop contingency officials and more scorers.

Through the current structure.

Scorers can be attracted via the Junior development strategy.

We will support coaching for scorers.

 

2007

committee

Minimal.

On track.

AREA

What Have We Got Now ?

Objectives : What Do We Want ?

How Will We Get There ?

With Whom ? (Partners)

When Will We Get There ?

Who Is Responsible ?

Cost ?

Comments On Achievement

Developing Communication with YCB & CDO’s

The club has made contact with YCB for help with the setting up of a junior section, but generally the only contact is through correspondence issued by YCB eg newsletters.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Developing Community Partnerships (CSP/SSP)

The club has no community partnerships or links with local schools or other similar organisations.

To try and develop some local partnerships,

particularly schools.

See junior development strategy.

 

For 2007 season.

Junior development focus group (tbc)

 

 

Developing Communication within your club

 

The club communicates with members through meetings, occasional newsletters and via a noticeboard.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Developing Links with Local Development Groups

The club has attended meetings of the Calderdale Development Group, and found them extremely useful.

To continue with these links.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Developing Management & Admin

i.e. Chair, Sec, Treasurer

The club management comprises President, Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Marketing & Promotion

The club has a number of local businesses and benefactors that provide sponsorship

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

AREA

What Have We Got Now ?

Objectives : What Do We Want ?

How Will We Get There ?

With Whom ? (Partners)

When Will We Get There ?

Who Is Responsible ?

Cost ?

Comments On Achievement

Developing Health & Safety

The club does not possess a health and safety policy or conduct risk assessments.

The club has a first aid box available at home games but does not have a designated first aider.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Club Mark

 

N/A