[Chair's report]
[Poolside report] [Club
Championship report] [Welfare report]
[Membership report] [Badges
report]
[Galas report]
[Officials
report] [Swimmark report] [Website
report] [Open Meets report] [Achievement
Awards]


WHAT IS SWIM MARK?
The SwimMark (formerly Swim 21) programme enhances club management, strengthens the structures and unites the club with a philosophy, and programmes, that ensure the best environment is available for all swimmers.
SwimMark also offers national recognition that clubs are providing a quality service for all members, which is recognised by Sport England. All clubs gaining ASA accreditation will automatically receive Clubmark status. Clubmark is widely recognised by potential funders, schools and other partners that can assist with club growth and development.
Below are just some of the key benefits/outcomes of gaining SwimMark accreditation:
Help with eligibility towards funding
County Association Grants & Bursaries towards coaching courses
Greater number of appropriately qualified volunteers, who are safe to work with children and young people, with defined role descriptions
Enhanced quality of coaching/teaching delivery and general improvements to workforce quality
I am currently working with the committee and teachers to collate all of the information and documentation required to gain the accreditation for SwimMark to ensure we can take advantage of the benefits available to us. The accreditation will for last one year, after which the club will be required to reapply.
Andrea Fraser
SwimMark Co-ordinator
[Chair's report]
[Poolside report] [Club
Championship report] [Welfare report]
[Membership report] [Badges
report]
[Galas report]
[Officials
report] [Swimmark report] [Website
report] [Open Meets report] [Achievement
Awards]