HICKLING LANE, KINOULTON, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE, NG12 3EP
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Kinoulton are your local cricket team and we have a well established youth section. We are very proud to have been awarded Focus Club status in Nottinghamshire, recognising the continual success of our junior development programme.
The club holds the highly prestigious ECB Clubmark Accreditation - one of a select number of clubs in England and Wales - confirming our commitment to being a safe, effective and child friendly club.We are keen to promote the sport and invite interested juniors to join in the Friday evening sessions, learn the skills of cricket and represent the club in Youth League fixtures.
The following teams will take part in the Nottingham Youth Cricket League NYCL 2010 and the Newark and District Colts League competition 2010; Under 10 Hardball NYCL and Under 10 Kwik Cricket competition ( 2 boys and 1 girls team) U12 hardball NYCL, U13 hardball NDCL and U14 girls hardball NYCL.
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JUNIOR TRAINING EVENINGS 2010
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KCC, HICKLING LANE, KINOULTON
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630 - 8 PM ON FRIDAYS
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SCHOOL YEARS 1 TO 11 (6 to 16 yrs)
- YEAR ONE CHILDREN ATTEND AT INDIVIDUAL COACHES DISCRETION
- Registration £15
- Summer practice sessions 630 - 8 p m from 23rd April until 10th September 2010 inclusive. Charge £2 per session
- Coaching staff; 8 qualified ECB coaches in attendance - all CRB approved.
We hope you will be interested in joining the club and enjoy your cricket with us.
For more information contact; Tim Gilbertson (tel 0788 778 7893) or Mary Faulks (tel 07786382870).
Club Statement; "To provide an enjoyable education in the art of playing cricket in the knowledge that your child is in a safe environment and will be well looked after by trained coaches".
Child Protection Policy
KCC is a non profit making family oriented community sports organisation. It strives to maintain opportunity for young people to participate in cricket. The club does this by having a commitment to ensuring that it protects and safeguards young people and vulnerable adults from harm. The club has a comprehensive child protection policy which was adopted in 2004. The club recognises the need for this and with the help and support of the England and Wales cricket board will adhere to the welfare of young people in cricket policy 'IN SAFE HANDS' published in October 2003. All club coaches, captains, scorers, umpires and volunteer helpers have had criminal record bureau checks and have attended an ECB welfare of young people in cricket workshop. A complete club policy document is available to view in the club pavilion for members, parents, carers and visitors alike. Any further information is available from the Child Welfare Officer, Mary Faulks or Deputy Child Welfare Officer, Emma Jones or David Richards.
contact mail@kinoultoncc.co.uk
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