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Share  Tweet Tuesday 23rd April 2024

British Middle Championships and Northern Championships: Final details

AIRE and CLARO look forward to seeing you all at the British Middle Championships this coming weekend. 

You have entered in greater numbers than we anticipated, but we have adapted to cater for you all as best we can.  Both Danefield and Kilnsey Moor is a lovely places in the Spring sunshine and we really hope the weather is kind so that you can enjoy it at its best.  The technical woodland of Danefield is in sharp contrast to the fast open areas of Kilnsey.  You should enjoy some great orienteering on both days.  Str8 compasses is sponsoring a lot of prizes for the Northern Championships and the British Middles so run well and good luck.

Start times and final details are published, maps are printed and lots of equipment is ready to move.  No controls are out yet, but we have been busy at Kilnsey as you may be able to see from a picture.  There are a variety of crossing points on Kilnsey Moor – many of you will only encounter this one.  There are no stiles to cross at Danefield you’ll be relieved to know.

We will be able to accommodate you all in the parking areas for both events, but as always, it would help if you car shared as much as possible.  The Danefield field has remained in good condition throughout the winter, but as some rain has been forecast over the coming days we will have some tracking available.  Kilnsey has the delight of hard standing in the quarry.  We can’t promise that you will keep your feet dry, but at least cars should not get stuck in the mud as might have happened at some recent events.  We’re hoping that’s true for Danefield.  Definitely true for Kilnsey!

Anyone wanting to carry a club tent to Danefield, could reduce the distance to carry the tent by 800m by using the drop off point suggested in the event details.  It would need to be a rapid drop-off as there are often no parking bays available. They are all quite uneven, and the road is very narrow.  To get back to the parking field it is best to not attempt a 5 point turn but to drive in an anti-clockwise route with LH turns for 2.5k to get back to the parking field.  This should take no morfme than 5 minutes.

Have a great weekend.

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Full details on the British Middle Championships are available via this link. Visit the CLARO website for more details regarding the Northern Championships. Good luck to everyone taking part!

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Share  Tweet Tuesday 23rd April 2024

British Orienteering to offer part-year membership to newcomers

As agreed at the AGM 2023, from 1 May 2024 British Orienteering would like to offer an exclusive part-year Membership to new members.

New members are individuals who have not been members of British Orienteering in any of the previous four calendar years.

Part year membership fees 2024

Seniors – £10

Young adults – £7.50

Juniors – £3.00

Families – £25.00 (all members must be new members and not on the database to take up this offer).

No memberships will be merged with existing memberships.

Please note from 1 January 2025, any “new” members will need to renew their membership for 2025.

Find out more about how to join online today. 

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Share  Tweet Monday 22nd April 2024

Teams named for JWOC and EYOC

The GBR teams for the Junior World Orienteering Championships (JWOC) and the European Youth Orienteering Championships (EYOC) are announced.

The JWOC races are in Plzeƈ, Czechia from 1 - 6 July and the EYOC races are in Szczecin, Poland from 21 - 24 June.

All named athletes are selected to all disciplines at each competition.

In alphabetical order of surname, the JWOC team is:

JWOC Men M20

JWOC Women W20

Ben Gostick

Ruth Gooch

James Hammond

Jocie Hilton

Adam Methven

Isobel Howard

Thomas Rollins

Daisy May McNamara

Ben Squire

Imogen Pieters

Euan Tryner

Freya Tryner

Non-travelling reserves: Adam Barrie and Emma Crawford

 

In alphabetical order of surname, the EYOC team is:

EYOC Men M18 EYOC Women W18
James Hammond Ruth Gooch
Daniel Heppell Heather High
Thomas Rollins Jocie Hilton
Oliver Prince (subject to fitness) Freya Tryner
Non-travelling reserve: Laurence Ward Non-travelling reserve: Kate McLuckie
   
EYOC Men M16 EYOC Women W16
Finn Selmer Duguid Emily Atkinson
Finlay McLuckie Ella Baxter
Oscar Peel Katie Buckley
Marcus Perry Scarlett Kelly

Non-travelling reserve 1: Ruari Cottier

Non-travelling reserve 1: Anna Todd
Non-travelling reserve 2: Caspar Reynolds Non-travelling reserve 2: Sophie Crawford
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Share  Tweet Friday 11th June 2021

#UKCoachingWeek: Free Duty to Care Toolkit and Digital Badge

During #UKCoachingWeek, UK Coaching are giving the opportunity for coaches to demonstrate their dedication and thorough knowledge of the principles of duty to care.

The toolkit equips coaches with the knowledge and skills to provide great coaching experiences to others, as well as support coaches to begin to better look after themselves.

The Duty to Care Toolkit is a series of Knowledge Checks and coach learning resources set across the five distinct pillars that represent the Duty to Care ethos: Safeguarding, Inclusion, Diversity, Well-being and Mental Health.

Simply complete the 5 FREE Knowledge Checks attached to each pillar of the #GreatCoaching Duty to Care Toolkit to earn UK Coaching's nationally recognised ‘Digital Badge’

Upon successfully completing the Knowledge Checks you will be prompted to share the badge and your achievement on your social media channels.

There are workshops, online courses and essential resources covering the five pillars of Duty to Care. 

Do you feel ready to put your knowledge to the test? If so, enrol now for free on all five Knowledge Checks below, as set out below. 

Five Pillars of Duty to Care: 

  • Safeguarding
    Safeguarding & Protecting People (children and adults, grassroots to high performers) from harmful practice in sport and physical activity.  
    Find out more and enrol here.
  • Diversity
    Diversity is who you attract to your session. Organisations, clubs and coaches have an obligation to provide equality of opportunity for those taking part. This precludes discrimination on the basis of race, religion, gender, age, ability or sexual orientation. 
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  • Inclusion
    Inclusion is how you tailor delivery to different audiences and how you treat people to keep them involved. 
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  • Mental Health
    Just like physical health, we all have mental health and, just as our bodies can become unwell, so can our minds.
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  • Well-being
    A coach can positively influence the way people think, feel and behave and support them to build their resilience, self-esteem and confidence, which are essential to maintaining and improving psychological and emotional well-being.
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