Friday, August 31, 2007
KKA Season
The KKA Seson will start from 9th September and fixtures are currently being compiled.
John Sandow - KKA League Secretary
John Sandow - KKA League Secretary
# posted by kentnews @ 5:31 pm
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
BKA Insurance cover 2007-08
Details of the Mutual Civil Liabilities Insurance cover for the coming season are now available on the BKA website.
The following information is provided by the BKA with regard to insurance cover for 2007/08.
The renewal premium for the year commencing 31 August, 2007 has been paid by the BKA, and National Associations, Area Associations and clubs are requested to make the appropriate payment (see below) to the BKA and forward this to David Hubbard at 3 Mill Lane, Blue Bell Hill, Chatham, Kent ME5 9RB at the earliest convenience.
Clubs with one team only £60.00
Clubs with more than one team, National Associations and Area Associations £100.00
The policy has been provided, through Perkins Slade Limited, by Royal and Sun Alliance and Insuresport Mutual Ltd (the latter being a mutual company sponsored by CCPR) and provides cover for legal liability under the Civil law to the general public and members of the insured for personal injury or damage to property caused by the activities of National Associations, Area Associations, clubs, members and coaches. This includes liability arising out of advice (eg tuition and coaching), libel and slander and member-to-member cover.
The premiums requested for the coming year are down on last year due to the credit carried over from last year, which accrued as a result of the additional clubs and Associations formed during last year, for which the BKA has not been retrospectively charged.
National Associations, Area Associations and clubs are reminded that they should advise David Hubbard of every incident involving personal injury as soon as possible so that the insurance brokers may be notified".
David Hubbard - BKA/EKA Finance Officer
The following information is provided by the BKA with regard to insurance cover for 2007/08.
The renewal premium for the year commencing 31 August, 2007 has been paid by the BKA, and National Associations, Area Associations and clubs are requested to make the appropriate payment (see below) to the BKA and forward this to David Hubbard at 3 Mill Lane, Blue Bell Hill, Chatham, Kent ME5 9RB at the earliest convenience.
Clubs with one team only £60.00
Clubs with more than one team, National Associations and Area Associations £100.00
The policy has been provided, through Perkins Slade Limited, by Royal and Sun Alliance and Insuresport Mutual Ltd (the latter being a mutual company sponsored by CCPR) and provides cover for legal liability under the Civil law to the general public and members of the insured for personal injury or damage to property caused by the activities of National Associations, Area Associations, clubs, members and coaches. This includes liability arising out of advice (eg tuition and coaching), libel and slander and member-to-member cover.
The premiums requested for the coming year are down on last year due to the credit carried over from last year, which accrued as a result of the additional clubs and Associations formed during last year, for which the BKA has not been retrospectively charged.
National Associations, Area Associations and clubs are reminded that they should advise David Hubbard of every incident involving personal injury as soon as possible so that the insurance brokers may be notified".
David Hubbard - BKA/EKA Finance Officer
# posted by kentnews @ 12:37 pm
Sunday, August 12, 2007
SOE
Korfball School of Excellence Skills workshop for junior players 24th August 2007
The Korfball School of Excellence will be running a one day skills workshop aimed at young players aged 6 – 14 at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre on Friday 24th August 2007
The workshop will run from 0900 to 1700 and will focus on the core Korfball technical skills, Evading, Marking, Passing & Catching and Shooting.
The Korfball School of Excellence summer course is an intensive residential course that takes place at Crystal Palace each year and the skills workshop, which provides an excellent introduction to the SOE programme, takes place the day after the end of the main course which this years has attracted over 31 young players from around the country and abroad.
The cost of the one day skills workshop is £25 which includes lunch at the centre.
The course will be run by SOE and national squad coaches Steve Barker and Peter Teague who will be assisted by a number of SOE qualified assistant coaches to ensure a coach to player ratio of 4/5 – 1 throughout the day.
Players will also receive a certificate of attendance.
The SOE programme has played an important role in the development of many of the talented young players involved in the national junior squads and its methods continue to prove extremely effective
Places on the skills workshop will be limited and anyone interested in taking part should contact Steve Barker as soon as possible.
Steve Barker
The Korfball School of Excellence will be running a one day skills workshop aimed at young players aged 6 – 14 at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre on Friday 24th August 2007
The workshop will run from 0900 to 1700 and will focus on the core Korfball technical skills, Evading, Marking, Passing & Catching and Shooting.
The Korfball School of Excellence summer course is an intensive residential course that takes place at Crystal Palace each year and the skills workshop, which provides an excellent introduction to the SOE programme, takes place the day after the end of the main course which this years has attracted over 31 young players from around the country and abroad.
The cost of the one day skills workshop is £25 which includes lunch at the centre.
The course will be run by SOE and national squad coaches Steve Barker and Peter Teague who will be assisted by a number of SOE qualified assistant coaches to ensure a coach to player ratio of 4/5 – 1 throughout the day.
Players will also receive a certificate of attendance.
The SOE programme has played an important role in the development of many of the talented young players involved in the national junior squads and its methods continue to prove extremely effective
Places on the skills workshop will be limited and anyone interested in taking part should contact Steve Barker as soon as possible.
Steve Barker
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