Paul Coleman

Boxing Scotland will be delivering a Child Wellbeing and Protection In Sport course to be held on Wednesday 18th May at the HPC in Glasgow.

As previously mentioned and listed below the course has changed and can only be completed with the two modules being completed.  That’s the 30-40 minute online module followed by the 3-hour workshop.

The details and links to the course are below.

Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport (CWPS) Course Wednesday 18th May 1800-2100

Venue; Boxing Scotland Limited, High-Performance Centre, Olympia Theatre, 2 Orr Street, Bridgeton Cross, Glasgow, G40 2QH

Parking is available on the adjacent roads at this time for free alternatively, Bridgeton Train Station is opposite the facility.

 Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport (CWPS)

CWPS replaces UK Coaching’s, Safeguarding and Protecting Children workshop (SPC), which is no longer delivered through sportscotland.  CWPS takes a blended learning approach:  Module 1 is theory-based eLearning and Module 2, a 3 hour face-to-face scenario-based learning.  The main change from SPC is that each learner booked onto a CWPO course  MUST complete Module 1 before attending the face-to-face Module 2.   This must be completed prior to attending the workshop at the end of the session you will be asked to submit your name and email contact details. This will then be verified against your attendance certificate when completing the workshop. Please click here to find more information from the FAQs.

The course will be limited to 20 places and will be on a first-come-first-served basis.  so to avoid disappointment book early.  To secure a place in the course bookings must be received by 1700 Wednesday 4th May. Limited to 20 spaces only.

A reminder to all coaches that Coaches must hold an in-date 3 Yearly Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport Certificate at their club. Moving forward to season 22/23 all coaches must hold a valid in date Certificate before being issued a Coaches Badge for the new season.

The cost of the course will be £15 per individual.  Payment can be made either by Cheque to Boxing Scotland Limited or bacs transfer to Boxing Scotland Ltd.  If you or your clubs intend to pay via bacs transfer please reference with your name of club or individual.  Payment must be made before Wednesday 4th May 22.

Boxing Scotland Bank details numbers for any payments;

Boxing Scotland Ltd

Ac: 00663179

Sc: 83 20 06

Please ensure that name details CWPSMAY22 are listed if bacs payments are made, this will allow the district to identify payments made.

The following details are to be included within each booking to attend the course;

Name, Address and Club. Contact numbers and email addresses are mandatory.

Names for the course must be passed to Marianne Crichton via the enquiries@boxingscotland.org  or the West Region Development Officer; Paul Coleman either by email paul.coleman@boxingscotland.org or Telephone 07803 513699 or text.

Dear Members,

COVID-19 is still a public health risk. You can catch it even if you’ve been vaccinated or had it before.

By continuing to care for ourselves and others, we can help slow down the spread of the virus, enable workplaces to operate safely and reduce pressure on health services.

As of 21 March 2022 most of the remaining legal requirements in the Coronavirus regulations have been removed, specifically the:

• requirement to collect and share visitor information
• requirement to have regard to Scottish Government guidance about minimising the risk of exposure to coronavirus on its premises
• requirement to take reasonably practicable measures, as set out in the guidance, to minimise incidence and spread of coronavirus
• requirement to complete a pre-medical COVID questionnaire before visiting a doctor or attending a Club show

By law, you must continue to wear a face-covering in most indoor public spaces, unless you are exempt from doing so because of specific circumstances. This will be reviewed on 29 March 2022 and any changes implemented from 4 April 2022.

As a result of the removal of most Coronavirus regulations, Boxing Scotland’s COVID-19 Guidance 25 has now been withdrawn.

To assist boxing clubs to operate safely we are continuing to make our previous advice pages documents accessible as archived documents. While much of the content remains good practice, these pages and documents are no longer being updated and are not intended to reflect or provide advice on current legal restrictions.

For now, clubs must retain their COVID-19 Co0ordinators.  Should the need arise then Boxing Scotland will still maintain a direct link to the club for COVID-related issues?  This requirement will be reviewed in due course.

We would like to thank all clubs on behalf of Boxing Scotland for their patience and for continuing to follow the guidance sent out over the last 2 years.  It’s been a long road to recovery.  Although COVID-19 remains a public health risk we advise all our members to ‘Keep your guard up’.

For general advice on helping to prevent the spread of COVID-19, we recommend following the rules and guidance on how to stay safe published by the Scottish Government.

Boxing Scotland

 

Archived content

Boxing Scotland Covid-19-page Resource Page

 

Dear Members,

Do you want to be kept up to date with the latest news on Boxing Scotland’s coaching courses?

The easiest way to do this is by completing the below questionnaire so we can keep in touch with you.

The information you share allows us to ensure we have the most up to date details for you and your club allowing us to tailor our course delivery timetable as much as possible to your requirements on the dates and places that are most suitable for you.

Boxing Scotland Coaching Course Questionnaire – https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=rY-N_4LGrE-bHUvcRBTaVdTpiXi-5ExIqqPeQjJaTClUMUVKTktMNTJNWUNFUFpFRjhPU1oyVU5FRi4u

Regards,

Boxing Scotland

Boxing Scotland will be delivering a Child Wellbeing and Protection In Sport course to be held on Wednesday 6th April at the HPC in Glasgow.

As previously mentioned and listed below the course has changed and can only be completed with the two modules being completed.  That’s the 30-40 minute online module followed by the 3-hour workshop.

The details and links to the course are below.

Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport (CWPS) Course Wednesday 6th April 1800-2100

Venue; Boxing Scotland Limited, High-Performance Centre, Olympia Theatre, 2 Orr Street, Bridgeton Cross, Glasgow, G40 2QH

Parking is available on the adjacent roads at this time for free alternatively, Bridgeton Train Station is opposite the facility.

 Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport (CWPS)

CWPS replaces UK Coaching’s, Safeguarding and Protecting Children workshop (SPC), which is no longer delivered through sportscotland.  CWPS takes a blended learning approach:  Module 1 is theory-based eLearning and Module 2, a 3 hour face-to-face scenario-based learning.  The main change from SPC is that each learner booked onto a CWPO course  MUST complete Module 1 before attending the face-to-face Module 2.   This must be completed prior to attending the workshop at the end of the session you will be asked to submit your name and email contact details. This will then be verified against your attendance certificate when completing the workshop. Please click here to find more information from the FAQs.

The course will be limited to 20 places and will be on a first-come-first-served basis.  so to avoid disappointment book early.  To secure a place in the course bookings must be received by 1700 Friday 18th March 22. Limited to 20 Spaces only.

A reminder to all coaches that Coaches must hold an in-date 3 Yearly Child Wellbeing and Protection in Sport Certificate at their club. Moving forward to season 22/23 all coaches must hold a valid in date Certificate before being issued a Coaches Badge for the new season.

The cost of the course will be £15 per individual.  Payment can be made either by Cheque to Boxing Scotland Limited or bacs transfer to Boxing Scotland Ltd.  If you or your clubs intend to pay via bacs transfer please reference with your name of club or individual.  Payment must be made before Friday 1st April 22.

Boxing Scotland Bank details numbers for any payments;

Boxing Scotland Ltd

Ac: 00663179

Sc: 83 20 06

Please ensure that name details CWPSAPR22 are listed if bacs payments are made, this will allow the district to identify payments made.

The following details are to be included within each booking to attend the course;

Name, Address and Club. Contact numbers and email addresses are mandatory.

Names for the course must be passed to Marianne Crichton via the enquiries@boxingscotland.org  or the West Region Development Officer; Paul Coleman either by email paul.coleman@boxingscotland.org or Telephone 07803 513699 or text.

Dear Members,

We are happy to release the running order for Day Four, Five and Six of the 2021-22 Boxing Scotland Novice Championships, which will take place this weekend at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility in Motherwell.

Please note, Administration document relating to the Championships – Boxing Scotland Novice Championship Administrative Document Scotland

Running order 2021-22 Novice Championships Day Four – Friday 11th February Quarter Finals Day

Ring Two – Ring-2-Friday-11th-Feb

Ring Three – Ring-3-Friday-11th-Feb

Running Order 2021-22 Novice Championships Day Five – Saturday 12th February Semi-Finals Day

Ring One

Ring One – Ring-1-Saturday-12th-Feb

Ring 2

Ring Two – Ring-2-Saturday-12th-Feb

Ring 3

Ring Three – Ring-3-Saturday-12th-Feb

Running Order 2021-22 Novice Championships Day Six – Sunday 13th February Finals Day

Ring One

Ring One – Ring-1-Sunday-13th-Feb

Ring 2

Ring Two – Ring-2-Sunday-13th-Feb

Ring 3

Ring Three – Ring-3-Sunday-13th-Feb

Ring Three – Ring-3-Sunday 13th-Feb bouts 37-43

Please note, boxers only need to weigh in on the day that they compete.

Also, bouts are subject to change depending on potential withdrawals.

Thank you all for your patience, we are a small team whilst handling the largest Championships in the UK with almost 800 entries is a huge administrative challenge.

As a reminder, there will be no more changes made to the entries.  The running orders are subject to change.

However, if you have any withdrawals please e-mail competitions@boxingscotland.org as early as possible.

Regards,

Boxing Scotland

Dear Members,

We are happy to release the running order for Day Three of the 2021-22 Boxing Scotland Novice Championships, which will take place this Sunday at Ravenscraig Regional Sports Facility in Motherwell.

Running Order 2021-22 Novice Championships Day Three – Sunday 6th February

Ring One – Ring 1 Sunday 6th bouts 1-24

Ring One –Ring-1-Sunday 6th bouts 25-46

Ring 2

Ring Tow – Ring-2-Sunday-6th-Feb-bouts-1-3 extra

Ring Two – Ring 2 Sunday 6th Feb bouts 1-24

Ring Two – Ring-2-Sunday 6th Feb Bouts 25-37

Ring Two – Ring-2-Sunday 6th Feb Female Quarter Final

Ring 3

Ring Three – Ring 3 Sunday 6th Feb bouts 1-18

Ring Three – Ring-3-Sunday-6th feb bouts-19-42

Ring Three – Ring-3-Sunday -6th feb bouts-43-44

Please note, boxers only need to weigh in on the day that they compete.

Also, bouts are subject to change depending on potential withdrawals.

Thank you all for your patience, we are a small team and handling the largest Championships in the UK with almost 800 entries is a massive administrative challenge.

As a reminder, there will be no more changes made to the entries.

Thank you for bearing with us whilst we cross-checked the names and weights and withdrawals.

However, if you have any withdrawals please e-mail competitions@boxingscotland.org as early as possible.

Regards,

Boxing Scotland