Judo

Club Accreditation

The BJA Club Recognition Scheme incorporates Sport England's Clubmark. The scheme has three levels; bronze, silver and gold.

Which clubs have already achieved BJA Club Recognition?

Which clubs have signed up and are working towards BJA Club Recognition?

What Support does the BJA provide clubs working towards accreditation?

Support from Regional Development Officer to guide and help write development plan.

The BJA has a Child Protection Policy in place

Who is the BJA designated Child Protection / Welfare Officer?

Julie Moores
Tel: 01509 631670
Email: juliemoores@britishjudo.org.uk

Is the BJA registered to process CRB checks?

Yes. The BJA will process CRB checks for club coaches and volunteers in Judo only, free of charge

What is the BJA recommended player: coach ratio?

1:20

Does the BJA have a code of conduct which judo coaches are expected to sign up to?

Yes.

The BJA has a Volunteer Policy in place

Who is the BJA Volunteer Coordinator?

Karen French
Tel: 07779 026346
Email: karenfrench@britishjudo.org.uk

Does the BJA run any volunteer support schemes?

Running Sport / Sports Coach UK Courses

What volunteer support tools are available to assist volunteers?

What BJA training opportunities are available outside the standard coach education structure?

None at present

What funding schemes does the BJA run to support club development?

None at present

Does the BJA run a coach recognition scheme?

Yes, Licensed with annual revalidation

The BJA does not run a coach mentoring scheme

British Judo Association
www.britishjudo.org.uk

Graham Bayley
Tel: 07974 355007
Email: grahambayley@britishjudo.org.uk