Clubmark Accreditation

Clubmark is the ECB's national accreditation and is used to create a benchmark for high quality community club cricket.

There are a number of people and organisations who will support your club through the ECB Clubmark process; including your County Cricket Board, County Sports Partnership and local Sports Development Unit among others. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  should be your first point of call for support and questions, and he will help you through the process of achieving ECB Clubmark Accreditation.

ECB Clubmark gives your club an opportunity to write and implement new procedures as well as acknowledge existing practices within your club. Cricket clubs are required to present evidence and demonstrate implementation across four different themes, culminating in the production of a Club Development Plan.

To get started why not have a look at the Evidence File Checklist.

What does it mean to work towards and achieve ECB Clubmark?

ECB Clubmark intends to build upon the current practices within your club. Each cricket club that registers to work towards ECB Clubmark will approach the process in a different way and be embarking on the process from different starting positions. ECB Clubmark takes this in to account allowing you to work through the process at your own pace utilising existing polices and procedures within your cricket club.

The emphasis of ECB Clubmark is self help. It is like anything else in life, if someone else does it for you, you never learn or change your ways. The support resources in ECB Clubmark are intended to provide as much information as possible to cricket clubs, to use, amend and adopt within your individual club circumstances.

Some of the outcomes associated with ECB Clubmark include:

• A culture change within community cricket clubs, embedding the standards within ECB Clubmark in to the everyday running of your cricket club.
• Engaging the whole club membership to support the high quality development of junior cricket
• A well managed cricket club off the pitch, which translates to well organised activity on the pitch
• Eligibility for key funding programmes including England and Wales Cricket Trust Interest Free Loan Scheme and ECB Grant Aid opportunities
• Achieving and maintaining high standards of junior development
• Receiving reward and recognition from your national governing body, County Cricket Board and partners locally.
• Investing in and sustaining the future of your cricket club by prioritising junior club membership

Clubmark Clubs

Across Gloucestershire we have several clubs accredited with Clubmark status. Alongside these many more are registered and working towards it. Clubmark has been awarded to these clubs in recognition of the professionalism and their excellent conduct across many different areas of junior cricket. Clubmark, once achieved, can help open up several doors in terms of funding opportunities, subsidies and other such benefits

Clubmark Accredited Clubs

Apperley	Frocester
Bourton Vale	Gloucester City Winget
Bristol West Indians	Hatherley & Reddings
Cam	Kingsholm
Chalford	Newent
Charlton Kings	North Cotswold Young Cricketers
Cheltenham	Poulton
Chipping Sodbury	Rockhampton
Cirencester	Stroud
Corse & Staunton	Tewkesbury
Downend	Thornbury
Dumbleton	Winterbourne
Frenchay

Clubs Registered and working towards Clubmark

Almondsbury	Lydney
Aston Ingham	Newnham on Severn
Bristol Phoenix	Northleach
Bristol YMCA	Old Bristolians
Carsons & Mangotsfield	Pak Bristolians
Down Hatherley	Patchway
Fairford	Shirehampton
Great Rissington	Stone
Hambrook	Winchcombe
Hanham	Woodmancote
Lechlade