Clubmark
What is Clubmark?
Developed by Sport England, Clubmark is a set of national standards for National Governing Bodies of Sport to adopt and their affiliated clubs to meet. The scheme accredits and recognises clubs that are committed to providing a safe, effective and child- friendly environment for children & young people.
Clubs achieving Clubmark, will receive national and local recognition and will be able to use the logo on all club promotional material.
How can my club achieve clubmark?
Clubmark sets criteria for your club to meet and provide necessary evidence for assessment, in the following categories;
- Duty of Care and Child Protection
- Coaching and Competition
- Sports Equity and Ethics
- Club Management
Kent Clubmark Clubs
For advice and support, please email the Club & Volunteer Development Officer, Guthrie Miller
What Kent Clubs Say
'A straightforward process which requires you to look at current practices you use at your club' (Dover Rowing Club)
'With such a resource, our junior membership has doubled in the past two years. Definitely the way forward' - (Ashford Hockey Club)
'Clubmark has allowed Holcombe to show that we provide a good grounding for all local young people interested in playing hockey' (Holcombe Hockey Club)
'Clubmark identifies the club as a flagship within our community and for parents to see that we are safe and accessible' (Sheppey Rugby Club)
'It provides the vehicle for telling the club's own story, capturing its culture and having a tangible product' (Addington Village Cricket Club)
