RIVERAIN BOWLS CLUB
JUNIOR COACHING
Providing professional and accredited coaching to inspire the stars of the future
Riverain Bowls Club are proud to provide a professional and well established coaching session for anyone under age of 18 who is looking to take up the sport. The sessions run from 9.15am until 11.30am most Saturday mornings throughout the season (September to April) at a cost of just £4 per child per session
Our nationally qualified coaches combine both the improvement and development of bowling skills with an element of fun and enjoyment. As well as learning the basics of the game, there are competitions, fun and games and the chance to participate in the accredited English Indoor Bowling Association (EIBA) Awards scheme.
For the younger generation we have our own "County" award scheme ranging from Bronze level, through to Silver and Gold. Once a bowler has achieved the County Gold award, they can then progress through to the challenging EIBA scheme. This is difficult even for many top club bowlers be we have had a number of successes at the Gold Level.
Several of our current and former Junior Bowlers have achieved successes at Club, County level and National level and have also gone on to represent England on the International stage.
Besides winning both indoor and outdoor County finals, a number of the girls and boys have been active in the club and county squads playing in highly competitive competitions. There have also been a number of Champions on the National Stage in both junior and senior competitions.
We have seen representatives both indoors and outdoors playing in the National under-18s, under-25s and the Senior squads for England.
For more information, please email juniors@riverain.co.uk
Or contact our Head Coach Mike Hammond or Youth Secretary Leah Jones on 07941 124166
Meet Our Junior Coaching Team
Notice of Child Protection Policy
In accordance with the Policy and Guidelines issued by Bowls England, Riverain Indoor Bowls Club fully accepts its legal and moral obligation to exercise its duty of care and to protect all children (and vulnerable adults) participating in its activities and to safeguard their welfare.
We are committed to do this by acknowledging that :-
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The welfare of the child is paramount
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Each child, irrespective of age, gender, race or disability has the right to protection from abuse
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Each child has a right to be safe & to be treated with respect & dignity
We shall use our best endeavours to ensure that :-
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All allegations of abuse are taken seriously
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The response to any allegations is swift and appropriate
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The effectiveness of our policy is reviewed annually