Modified netball training unlocked
England Netball is delighted to announce that the Government has given the green light to accelerate the return of the sport through a modified version of the game.
This approval activates a revised roadmap for the return of community netball that from today, allows groups of up to 30 people per court to take part in modified training (including intra-club match play and local club friendlies), subject to netball organisations having the required risk mitigations in place. The recent approval also permits leagues and competitions to return using the modified rules from 26th September (Stage 4b).
This is an important milestone post lockdown and means netballers can now reunite on court and enjoy the many benefits of netball once again.
This approval activates a revised roadmap for the return of community netball that from today, allows groups of up to 30 people per court to take part in modified training (including intra-club match play and local club friendlies), subject to netball organisations having the required risk mitigations in place. The recent approval also permits leagues and competitions to return using the modified rules from 26th September (Stage 4b).
This is an important milestone post lockdown and means netballers can now reunite on court and enjoy the many benefits of netball once again.
england netball response to government measures
Following on from the Chairs Forums last week, I wanted to firstly thank you for both your time and your overwhelming support, particularly in relation to the membership challenge. I really was blown away and it reminded me why I’m incredibly proud to be a member of the Netball Family.
Last night the Government made announcements about the gradual return of recreational team sports and detailed when the re-opening of leisure centres can take place. As leaders within the Netball Family, we wanted you to be the first to hear what this means for netball and what the next steps will be.
We hope this supports you to respond to any questions you receive locally, but please be assured, we continue to work hard to ensure those who make netball happen locally have all the resources and guidance that they need. :: READ MORE ::
Last night the Government made announcements about the gradual return of recreational team sports and detailed when the re-opening of leisure centres can take place. As leaders within the Netball Family, we wanted you to be the first to hear what this means for netball and what the next steps will be.
We hope this supports you to respond to any questions you receive locally, but please be assured, we continue to work hard to ensure those who make netball happen locally have all the resources and guidance that they need. :: READ MORE ::
ROADMAP FOR THE RETURN TO NETBALL
As you will have seen, the country is starting to see some lockdown measures relaxed and many businesses reopening, giving us some glimmer of normality resuming.
This has made us hopeful that leisure centres will not be far behind as the health and wellbeing of the public has never been more important.
With this in mind, we are continuing to work closely with the Government as well as other Governing Bodies and Sport England to plan and prepare for sport’s safe return. :: READ MORE ::
This has made us hopeful that leisure centres will not be far behind as the health and wellbeing of the public has never been more important.
With this in mind, we are continuing to work closely with the Government as well as other Governing Bodies and Sport England to plan and prepare for sport’s safe return. :: READ MORE ::
phased return of outdoor sport and recreation in England
What we’re doing
From 1 June, you can now exercise alone, with members of your household, or with up to, but no more than 5 other people from outside your household while keeping 2 metres apart at all times. Gatherings of more than 6 people are not permitted (unless an exemption applies, for example, if you are from one household or if it’s essential for work purposes). Social distancing of 2 metres applies to people outside of your household. If you are playing sport or exercising with people from your own household, the 2 metre rule does not apply. :: CLICK HERE for More Information ::
From 1 June, you can now exercise alone, with members of your household, or with up to, but no more than 5 other people from outside your household while keeping 2 metres apart at all times. Gatherings of more than 6 people are not permitted (unless an exemption applies, for example, if you are from one household or if it’s essential for work purposes). Social distancing of 2 metres applies to people outside of your household. If you are playing sport or exercising with people from your own household, the 2 metre rule does not apply. :: CLICK HERE for More Information ::
Extension of Netball Europe officiating awards
Extension of Netball Europe officiating awards/roles due to COVID-19 :: CLICK HERE for more Information ::
INF Netball Rule Book :: CLICK HERE to download ::
INF Netball Rule Book :: CLICK HERE to download ::
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At the Association we strive to make the beautiful game of netball accessible to players, coaches, officials, and supporters – ALL in the county of North Bucks. It is affiliated to the South Region and to its governing body England Netball.
Our main objective is to ensure that we carry out and meet the targets within our County plan. Our game plan is to ensure that everything we do is in the best interest of Netball, the County and its members.
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NEWSFLASH
We have a new bank account. If anyone needs the new details to please email me
Lynne Lake - nbna1commslead@yahoo.com
We have a new bank account. If anyone needs the new details to please email me
Lynne Lake - nbna1commslead@yahoo.com
