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scroll down-get the info ANGLING DEVELOPMENT BOARD "SADB" Under 15's Junior Shropshire Regional Compeptition Scroll down and between the two******** Copy and paste onto word document - print and apply SADB Sport Covering Shropshire February News from the Chair Formed in November 2009. Holding regular meetings held at Shirehall Shrewsbury. Shropshire Anglers Federation and The sole purpose of an active local gateway into this new sustainable, progressive, club, shop, commercial fishery promotion and JUNIOR competitive angling to National finals. I as Chairman, between now and the next meetingLudlow Room at Shropshire Council, Shirehall for Tuesday 3rd May 7 pm PROMPTI intend to turn the whole concept, organisation of the SABD into an enthusiastic, supported and wellmanaged sustainable entity. What will it cost you to join nothing! How much time will it cost two hours meeting every three months! What are my benefits It brings us all together in one place! What other benefits will I get Networking, introduction into Junior competition scene (your future members, customers), new fisheries, pathway to CLUBMARK and small funding applications, all-in-one club insurance at £1.65 per year per member, financial assistance to obtain level one and two Coaching Accreditation. Yes thats right all of that for nothing to pay to become a member! Dont bin this invite, if you do you will be left out in the cold on your own. Attend our next meeting or e-mail and register yourselves now and be a part of history in the making. Moreover be cohesive in your trade or sport. We need a more important element (bums on seats) we need membership and plenty of it. We have tried Radio Shropshire,we have tried The day will surely dawn as to Clubmark Accredited being required fast track funding options if not already, Club Insurance too, to obtain an all element insurance you have to be a registered member of SABD and SAF both of which are free membership. Does your Club Insurance cost as little as £1.65 per member no matter how many members and yes I am sure your insurance covers you for Public Liability, member and guest. How about your Bailiff, your working parties and most of all your Committee. Yes your Committee, if ever the Club fails and your on the Committee you personally are liable to your Clubs Creditors! Assistance financial with level 1 & 2 achievement, SABD goal is to have 5 or 6 bigger clubs obtain these positions as area points of excellence for the benefit of being fed Juniors in training. Thus giving fodder to the club membership and competition scene now being rolled out. The list goes on and I have not finished. The point of this e-mail / letter is to reach every Angling Club/ commercial / shop. For me to fire em up into not missing something. To see the 3rd of May withstanding room only. It is then and only then can we say we have arrived, here to stay and to serve. Dont leave this request on the shelf put on top of the pile as a priority. Sportanative Pathway Yes, what is it? Well it is probably our most important venture being rolled out for this coming season. Junior Competitions under 15s, in simple terms first round knock outs. Leading top eight juniors having that extra bit of excellence. To represent Dates: Boldings Pools Tuesday 14th June Furnace Mill Friday 24th June 5 hour duration 9-15 am to 2.30 pm Each competition costs £10.00 per entry During the month of June- Warwickshire, Will all be carrying out the same local competitions two day events. Including Shropshire will forward to a So as you can see much has already been done to revitalise the under 15s competition scene. Much is being done to bring the competition sport back into vogue. Much more can be done with more members, ideas and support. For the benefit of your Club Junior membership, Club, Shop, Commercial. You cannot fail to improve your lot just by joining and attending our meetings. What is Clubmark? Clubmark has been introduced to provide a focus around which national governing bodies, Sport England, Sports Coach UK, Child Protection in Sport Unit, County Sports Partnerships, English Federation of Disability Sport, Women's Sports Foundation, Sporting Equals and Local Authorities recognise good practice in sports clubs working with children and young people. Clubmark for Angling is the Angling Development Board's accreditation scheme for clubs. It is a national recognition of clubs that demonstrate they are working towards minimum operating standards. Why do Clubmark for Angling? Clubs achieving the Clubmark for Angling Award are: · recognised as working towards providing a safe, effective and child friendly angling environment · being recognised and chosen by · more able to gain access to additional funding opportunities · sending a clear message to parents that the needs of children have been thoroughly considered and addressed. Angling Coaching Becoming an angling coach will provide you with: · a recognised qualification · appropriate training to develop your coaching skills · the ability to pass on your angling knowledge and skills confidently and safely to other people · recognition from governing bodies, clubs, the Environment Agency, County Sports Partnerships and Local Authorities as being qualified and safe to coach angling · appropriate insurance cover through the ADB Coach Licence to Practise Scheme Angling is also working with Sports Coach CoachingInvestment Programme (Upgrading to UKCC level 2) Whatis regional angling development? The Angling Development Board (ADB) aims to achieve maximum impact across all angling disciplines through establishing a framework of nine development regions within What are the benefits? The benefits of establishing a regional development framework include: · increased participation · improved school to club links · increased club membership · more angling clubs to attain Clubmark accreditation · more opportunities for clubs to gain additional funding · seamless competition frameworks and structures · more opportunities to become a qualified angling coach So people, I have tried to make this interesting before you nod off! Please put it in your diary Ludlow Room at DO Please, simply send me a return e-mail with yes count me in! I say e-mail as all future newsletters will be issued via e-mail not letter as some of you will have received. I as Chairman need your support to help me and the committee succeed in this endeavour for a cohesive Angling Sir John Roberts Chairman SADB & SAF 07813 544 881 01743 284 738 Landline SPORTANATIVE PATHWAY QUALIFYING ROUNDS Apendix: 1..Application of competitor 2..Confirmation of parent 3..Confirmation of School 4..Competition detail 5..Boldings Pool Fishery Rules 6..Furnace Mill Fishery Rules 7..SABD Competition Rules Competition contact point: Sir John Roberts Chellowdene, Heathgates Bank, 01743284738 Mob..07813 544 881 e-mail- sabd@oldcolonial.org.uk Data Protection: ALL CONTACT INFORMATION SHALL BE HELD SOLELY BY THE WRITER - CHAIRMAN OF THE SABD 1.. Competitor Name
.. Address
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. Date of birth
.e-mail
.. Confirm you will you be accompanied
.. 2... Name
..e-mail
. Address
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. Relationship to competitor
.. Nominate person to attend with competitor
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Confirmation of School permission: Competitor name
School Name & Adress
Name of qualified permission
e-mail
. Signature of qualified permission
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. 4.. Sportanative Pathway It is probably our most important venture being rolled out for this coming season. Junior Competitions under 15s, in simple terms first round knock outs. Leading top eight juniors, having that extra bit of excellence. To represent, Dates: Boldings Pools Tuesday 14th June Furnace Mill Friday 24th June 5 hour duration 9-15 am to 2.30 pm Each competition costs £10.00 per entry During the month of June- Warwickshire, The above regions will all be carrying out the same local competitions two day events. Including Shropshire will forward to a 5.. Boldings Pools, Asltley Abbots, Bridgnorth, Fishery Rules · Barbless hooks only, max size 10 · No groundbait, hemp or liquidised baits. · No bloodworm, joker, nuts or boilies. No method feeder · No chopped worm allowed (does not apply to club matches or day ticket anglers) · No braided line · No clouding of the water with dyes. · No fishing more than 1/2 way between nearest angler · No raking of swim · Only Boldings fishery pellets can be loosefed, any hooker may be used but not loosefed · No loud swearing or shouting allowed · Meat, worms, paste & bread on the hook only. No loosefeeding. · 2 nets to be used in matches when over 50lb, if you are lucky enough to catch over 100lbs spread evenly between both nets, anyone with over 60lbs with only 1 net in use will be deducted 1/2 of any excess · Pole only on Hawthorns,Stock,Middle,Deepdale.(open matches only) · Fish must be landed within 1 metre of your peg. · A landing net must be used on all fish over 4ozs · Maximum of 5pints of castors or maggots combined · 30mins allowed to land fish after all out. · All fish to be handled with care and returned to the water safely. · No rolling the fish down keepnets, reach through for handles or swim fish to the top of the net · No keepnets except in matches · To help prevent any possible spread of desease, landing nets & keepnets must be spread out on the bank and dried out before use. · 6.. · DIP YOUR NETS BEFORE ENTERING THE FISHERY GATE · NO KEEPNETS (two required in matches) · IMPORTANT PELLETS, PASTE AND BOILIES MUST BE PURCHASED AT FURNACE MILL FISHERY · NO GROUND BAIT, LIQUIDISED BAITS, BLOODWORM, JOKER OR WASP GRUB · BAIT THAT IS NOT PERMITTED MUST NOT BE TAKEN TO THE POOLSIDE · If in doubt click the link for baits allowed we dont have many bait bans. · DO NOT THROW UNUSED BAIT INTO ANY OF THE POOLS · BARBLESS HOOKS ONLY · ONLY ONE ROD PER ANGLER · NO FISH TO BE HANDLED IN RAGS OR PLACED ON HARD SURFACES · NEVER STAND OR WALK ABOUT HOLDING A FISH · ALL FISH MUST BE RETURNED TO THE POOL IMMEDIATELY · NO FISH TO BE MOVED FROM POOL TO POOL OR TAKEN FROM THE FISHERY · ONLY FISH FROM MARKED PEGS · LITTER MUST NOT BE LEFT · DO NOT INTERFERE WITH VEGETATION, WILDLIFE OR LIVESTOCK · NO DOGS · NO FIRES · ALL VISITORS WHETHER FISHING OR NOT DO SO AT THEIR OWN RISK · PLEASE SHOW COURTESY TO FELLOW ANGLERS THE MANAGEMENT RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ADMISSION AND TO CHANGE THE RULES AT ANY TIME PLEASE ABIDE BY THESE SIMPLE RULES SO THAT YOU CAN HAVE A GREAT DAY FISHING 7...SABD PATHWAY RULES: No matter how tempting, you the Parent / Guardian may only observe from a distance of not less than 25 metres from the fishing peg / competitor. You must not utter advice or assist in a line tangle or the landing of any catch. Your only contact with the competitor would be based purely on illness or obviously if the competitor fell into the water. YOU MAY NOT ASSIST THE COMPETATIVE NATURE by YOUR ATTENDANCE. The competions will be accompanied by level one and level two ADB Coaches and full risk assessments based upon ABD rules have been administered Please fill out the form entirely and keep a copy, returning the original by post with your subscriptions enclosed ***************************************************************
7:30pm Tuesday 9th March
Wenlock Room Shirehall, Shrewsbury
Dear All, I as Chairman of the new steering committee, would again like to invite you to attend a meeting of the Shropshire, Telford and Wrekin Angling Action Group. It is intended this Action Group will be a cohesive module for the two primary Angling representative bodies of Telford Angling Association and Shropshire Anglers Federation. Who represent their own respective areas and club membership. This also must include individual private clubs who stand alone, that will have the need for "Clubmark". You in particular are most welcome. Shropshire Anglers Federation have in the short term offered the STW-ADB space on its website to allow the STW-ADB to hit the ground running. Please keep abreast of news via this website "shropshireanglersfederation.in". It is intended in due course for the STW-ADB to enter into producing its own website, however this will take time. So for the time being it is hoped the offer by the SAF is accepted in the candour offered. Many benefits are available through STW-ADB to clubs throughout Shropshire. From funding, training, advice and support. Even as a by-product a highly intensive affordable Angling Club Insurance policy. Encompassing public liability, Bailiff staff, work parties, club members and most importantly Committee members. The steering Committee created, is unusual in content. Being minimal in standard officers, however sporting no less than four Development Officers. Individually, Schools D.O. Clubs D.O. Finance/Funding D.O. and Coaching/ Training D.O. These Officers will work directly with individual clubs to obtain the various supports on offer. The whole ethos of STW-ADB being aimed upon development. This will be a milestone for Angling Development in the county as a steering committee formed at the last meeting has met and will be hopefully recommending of a fully constituted group forming with its own bank accounts to promote angling development. The group, which is still open for anyone with an interest in angling to attend, will be responsible for supporting clubs in obtaining " clubmark" accreditation, an open door to engage with young anglers in schools. These young anglers will then be able to come into clubs and grow membership providing income and a future. Secondly identifying need for new angling coaches, running level 1 and level 2 courses and downloading funding to help with costs. Thirdly running projects to promote angling for all, and addressing issues that face anglers today. They will also become bodies to run county age groups competitions and train talented youngsters to become elite performers. Again I would urge you to attend or bring another interested party with you. You will hear what has already been achieved and wish to become part of it. It is an exciting time for angling in Shropshire. If you have any further questions please do not hesitate to contact me. Sir John Roberts Chairman STW-ADB WEDNESDAY 9TH MARCH Last nights meeting at Shirehall Shrewsbury went very well with good attendance, from a wide geographical area including Wolverhampton. Club officials and private commercial fishery owners attended. As Chairman of the steering committee, was able to confirm the creation of a Committee. Although somewhat unusual in make u,p with no less than four Committee members coming to the table with a variety of experience. We were able to create four posts as Development Officer, for his particular speciality. A constitution will be created at the next committee meeting, a draft already waiting for aproval. For presentation to the next full meeting Tuesday 25th May 7.30 pm Wenlock Room Shirehall Shrewsbury. Put it in your diary NOW! It is intended this year in conjunction with the Education Department of Shropshire Council to roll out a programme of instruction sessions on angling. Followed by Junior Competitions, intended as an "ability knock" out in so many words. The cream of the crop in ability entering finally into the England Junior National competition scene. Thus giving the entrants the ability to compete on behalf of Shropshire and even England in the finals. A fine step forward, in getting youngsters fishing. Clubmark certification is becoming more important to any Angling Club in Shropshire. Clubmark ensures at a glance your club is up to standard Government guidelines. Ensures the club has a basic kit, by this I mean the basic elements for which any Council or Authority may view the club for whatever reason. The club has the ability to offer juniors or any age group experience training in angling. Risk assessment, basic First Aid, some degree of commonsense and the ability to communicate are all requirements of the club responsibility. This is known as level one certification, based on one to one. Level two is up a level and level two can undertake a number of students at one time or half dozen level one under him at the same venue. So how do you achieve this Clubmark. Simple contact your relevant Development Officer Richard Davies on this website. He will help you with your application. Also introduce you to our Funding Development Officer Clive Talbot, to obtain funding to assist you in this venture. The funding is available it is up to you to ask. Schools: Come on help us to help you, contact our Schools Development Officer Joshua Richards. Clubs: Contact our Club Development Officer Jeremy Thomas. He will run you through the basics and help you with the paperwork. He is out to build our membership, this means you! No matter if you are a club or commercial water or interested individual being our first year the cost to register your club is zero. We want to encourage not discourage. If Shropshire Anglers Federation and its counterpart Telford Anglers Association are content to work together on this project, as they are. Then this speaks volumes as to the depth of feeling and the need to succeed. It can succeed and only succeed with the backing of the individual clubs irrespective of location or affiliation to whichever representative entity. This is not them and us, it is you! So get Clubmark, Get peace of mind, Get represented, Get help financial and physical, Get moving
see you 25th May 7.30 start! Shropshire Anglers' Federation DEVELOPMENT OFFICERS
Sir John Roberts Dick Davis D.O. Coach Joshua Richards Schools Jeremy Thomas Members
MEMBERS
Bridgnorth AS phancox5@btinternet.com Telford AA malkel28fish@talktalk.net Hodnet AC terrynut@btinternet.com Furnace Mill Fishery ed@furnacemill.net Westcroft School harrycolley@hotmail.co.uk Shifnal AC 01902 658410 Boldings Pools 01746 763255 Onnyvale Trout Fishery 07792 609153 or 01588 650521
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The ADB has been successful in obtaining funding from Sport England to support a total of 122 coaches to bridge their old 1st4Sport Level 2 CCA over to the new UKCC 1st4Sport Level 2 Coaching Certificate in Angling. These bridging courses have to be completed within a 6 month time period (before the end of September 2010). This affects you if you apply under the Coaching Investment Programme and receive funding. The cost per bridging module is £211, and of this figure £139.26 is funded through the Coaching Investment Programme and the individual applying will have to pay the balance of £71.74.
The allocation of funding to support the Bridging courses will be made available to the following areas:
Any candidate wishing to apply to upgrade existing non-UKCC Level 2 qualification and gain the UKCC Level 2 CCA, please contact your ADB Regional Officer who will assist you in obtaining the Grant.
The level 2 UKCC Bridging Course is available to all holders of the 1st4Sport level 2 CCA so even if the number of allocated funded places has been utilized or you reside in an area that is not supported by the Investment Programme or you wish to fund the course yourself, you can still undertake the course at a cost of £211.
Key regional partners are being brought together to develop and support programs specific to each region that will address their individual needs. This includes angling clubs, coaches, schools, youth organisations, the Environment Agency, British Waterways and
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richard.davis47@btinternet.com
Level 1 & 2 Coach D.O
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Schoolds D.O.
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Membership D.O.
Clive Talbot
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