Return to Play Gameday Logistics - update 05/01/21Basketball England have updated their Guidance Regarding Basketball during Lockdown 3 , This continues to restrict Play to Elite Competition only and only very Restricted Outdoor play All Other Basketball Activities continue to be Suspended Full details of the announcement can be seen on the BE site by clicking here |
Return to Play Gameday Logistics - update 04/11/20In accordance with recent Government Guidance Basketball has moved back to RTP level 4 which involves the suspension of all basketball activities except the elite game The only basketball that can take place during lockdown is
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Return to Play Gameday Logistics - update 12/10/20
The Youth Section will be Competing under the Game Management Guidance from Basketball England Game Day Logistics Document for Woking College - click here Game Day Management Document Click Here - Click here For the latest Basketball England Game Management Guidance - click Here |
Return to Play - update 23/09/20FOllowing the chandge in Government guidance senior basketball sessions have been suspended . It is hoped to run 'bubble of 6' sessions once the guidance is fully understood. Youth Sessions up to Uner 18 are able to continue. For the latest Basketball England Guidance see BE Statement |
Return to Play - Level 2 - Updated 30/08/20IntroductionIn accordance with Basketball England guidance document, Return to Play Guidance document(RTP updated 24/08/20), which has been agreed with the Department of Media and Culture, Blackhawks will recommence Basketball activities as the Youth and Senior Committees consider appropriate and venues become available . From the 4th August the Basketball England Response Level was generally moved to Level 2 which allowed team-based training on indoor courts, competitions behind closed doors and a maximum of 30 people within a venue. Local variations in the Basketball England Response Level are being imposed to reflect localised infection ‘hotspots’. In returning to Basketball the principle concern of the Club is the Health and safety of the Participants. Basketball England Guidance can be access Club Members Covid-19 Risk Information Personal and Household RiskIn deciding to recommence Basketball activities, in addition to the measures taken by the Club, the Individual should consider the associated risks. All members should read the Basketbal England document 'Club Members Covid-19 Risk Information' to ensure a informed decision to play is made Club Covid OfficerThe RTP document requires the Club to appoint a Club Covid-19 Officer who is responsible in ensuring the Club is compliant with the BE Covid-19 Guidance. Martin Marshall has Agreed to act as the Club Covid-19 Officer, he can be contacted by email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. . Risk AssessmentsThe BE RTP document contains generic risk assessment for level 2, this has been reviewed and Level 2 Risk Assessment, Hazard and mitigation document has been developed. Pre-Session ScreeningAll players, coaches and officials entering a venue will be required to be screened for Covid Symptoms. The screening will require the player to read a screening sheet, confirm he/she does not have Covid-19 symptoms and that their core temperature ,taken using an infrared instrument, does not indicate temperature of 37.8oC or above. See this document for the screening questions, sheet and procedure A record of the screening will be kept, that will be accessible to the Covid-19 officer and will be deleted after three weeks. Training Session StructureCoaches will structure sessions with players generally training in 'contained bubbles' , guidance is included within the RTP documents, extracts for Level 2 can be seen here. Coaches, Team managers in the venue not playing should wear face masks. It is not mandatory for players to wear masks. Various PostersVarious Covid related posters for use in sessions are available here
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