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In just a few months the ISSF World Shotgun Cup comes to Dorset, and itll bring major business and tourism benefits to the region. The event is being staged at the Southern Counties Shooting Ground near Dorchester in mid May. There will be more than 400 competitors and an influx of support teams and spectators. Hotels are already taking bookings, with many visitors combining the event with a visit to the World Heritage coast.
The latest instalment of funding opportunities...
The Dorset team won the National Racketball Inter County Championship after beating Devon 3-2 in the final on Sunday. The team did fantastically well to beat Yorkshire in the semi-final and then come back from 2 strings down to beat Devon in final. Congratulations to all the squad who took part in the finals at the Bexley Club in Kent. To read the full match report, follow the link below...
Monday 22nd March 2010 Burraton House, Poundbury, Dorchester.
With corporate and community fundraising tougher than ever in the current financial climate, bids to the Lottery and to charitable foundations are ever more essential. But theyre receiving higher numbers of bids than ever, so how do you get YOUR bid to the top of the pile and not in the bin?
Successful bid-writer and professional fundraiser Tamara Essex is sharing her secrets with you. This highly practical and enjoyable day will equip participants with the skills and confidence to write the "perfect" funding bid. Full-day course, coffee & biscuits, and resource pack - £55 per participant For more information, follow the link below...
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Russell Docker was born in Poole in 1967 and attended the Blandford schools. Now Russell is going for his 3rd Winter Paralympic Games in Vancouver.
The 2008-2009 Annual Delivery Plan describes the strategic planning for April 2008 to March 2009.
If you have any concerns related to Child protection in Sport in Wiltshire and need to talk to someone for advice, please contact the WASP Designated Child Protection Officer, Steve Boocock on 07917 030947 or at Steve.Boocock@Wiltshire.gov.uk.
See the attached documents for copies of the presentations from the Funding Forum held on Tuesday 9th February 2010.
The ISSF World Shotgun Cup comes to Dorset in just over three months time and organisers are stepping up the search for local volunteers to play a major part in the success of this prestigious event.
The latest instalment of funding opportunities...
Following the success of MoreActive4Life, the Department of Health has sought the support of the FIA to deliver the next high profile element of the Change4Llife campaign: Lets DANCE with Change4Life
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Chi Kung (Qi Gong) is an exercise system from China that combines slow, gentle movement - or sometimes even stillness - with calm regular breathing.
Competition Manager Maternity Cover (to be based in the north of the county of Wiltshire)
Salary £28,636 pro rata. Wiltshire Grade K (point 34)
Temporary open ended contract to cover maternity leave, 22 hours per week (41 working weeks)
Salary Grade N 43-46 (£36,313-£38,961) Fixed contract until March 2011
Closing Date: Thursday 21st January 2010
Interviews: Thursday 4th February 2010
The latest instalment of funding opportunities...
Follow the link below to view issue 57 of the Equality Standard for Sport Newsletter...
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If you would like to register your club for Clubmark please contact Joanna Lane or call her on 07788881283.
If you would like to register your club for Clubmark please contact Joanna Lane or call her on 07788881283.
To find out if a club has Clubmark accreditation please click on the link below. This is a national database which is regularly updated through information provided by the NGB's.
The benefits of gaining Clubmark accreditation include:
The benefits of gaining Clubmark accreditation include:
All sports that are recognised by Sport England can get involved with Clubmark. There are 2 ways to get involved depending your sport:
All sports that are recognised by Sport England can get involved with Clubmark. There are 2 ways to get involved depending your sport:
Clubmark is Sport Englands Club Accreditation Scheme which helps clubs to develop and be the best they can be. Clubmark is essentially a kite mark for clubs, allowing parents the knowledge and confidence that their children are attending a safe quality club and ensuring that young people reach their full potential.
Clubmark provides a set of standard criteria, which allow clubs to evaluate where they are and help develop not only the club infrastructure but also other areas such as volunteering, membership and recruitment.
It provides a clear and structured approach to improving and developing clubs through 4 major strands
Working Hours: Full time
Salary: £25,472 - £28,636
Closing Date: 18 December 2009
Location: Bristol
Type of Contract: Three year fixed term