Eversley Cricket Club

Eversley Cricket Club - Rules, Policies & Clubmark

Clubmark

Eversley Cricket Club has successfully achieved Sport England's Clubmark, which is awarded to clubs by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).

Clubmark is a cross-sport recognition of sports clubs that are committed to providing a safe, effective, child friendly environment.

By maintaining our Clubmark status is required to present evidence and demonstrate implementation and impact across four different themes, reflected in the production of a Club Development Plan.

The four themes are:

1) Duty of Care and Safeguarding Children
2) The Cricket Programme
3) Knowing your club and and its Community - One Game
4) Club Management

Clubmark is an acknowledgement that we take these issues seriously and that we are striving to provide a high quality and welcoming environment for young participants in the sport.

Eversley Cricket Club has adopted (see Rules & Regulations, Rule 7n) and implements the following policies:

www.ecb.co.uk/safehands

www.ecb.co.uk/ecb/about-ecb/cricket-equity-policy

All our qualified coaches are members of ECB Coaches Association:

www.ecbca.co.uk

Eversley Cricket Club has signed up to Cricket’s One Game pledge:

www.ecb.co.uk/onegame

John Ellis
Clubmark Officer
email: jheeversleycc@gmail.com.

For more information please see the pages in this section of the website.
Facilities risk assessments

Eversley Cricket Club has undertaken risk assessments for its four playing and coaching facilities.

The risk assessments have highlighted the following:

1. Cars and vehicles using the gravel roads alongside the main ground must adhere to the 5 mph speed limit.

2. The small stream running behind the main club house and dividing the two grounds represents a potential hazard to small children. Parents must remain vigiliant and ensure small children are under supervision at all times.

3. Balls being struck into the Reading Road represent a risk to vehicles and other traffic. Coaches must ensure that training and matches are organised to avoid the risk of cricket balls being stuck into the road. Any cricket balls struck into the road must be retrieved by an adult.

Risk assessments

Safety checklist and risk assessment form for Eversley CC Indoor centre

Safety checklist and risk assessment form for Eversley CC Main Ground

Safety checklist and risk assessment form for Eversley CC New Ground

Safety checklist and risk assessment form for Eversley CC Pony Field
Club meetings, rules and regulations
Eversley Cricket Club - Rules & Regulations

Please click the link to view a copy of the Eversley Cricket Club rules and regulations as adopted by a written resolution at the AGM of December 2023.

Eversley Cricket Club - Rules & Regulations

Eversley Cricket Club - Annual General Meeting: Dec 2023

ECC AGM 11th December 2023 Minutes

ECC AGM 2023 Presentation