Football
Cricket
Netball
Table tennis
Badminton
Rounders
Volleyball
Tennis
Skittles
Air hockey
Parachute games
Bowls
Tag rugby
Curling
Board games
Golf
Snooker
Pool
Table football
Swimming trip
Easter Egg Hunt
Christmas parties
Firework parties
Children in Need
Beetle Drive
Red Nose Cake stall
Christmas crafts
and decorating
Thanks
Thank you to:-
Acklington Community Team for their support.
Katy Taylor the North Northumberland community football
coach.
Tom Vickers sports coach.
Mark Shone Tri Golf coach.
Volunteer helpers who turn up each week.
Parents who support us by regularly bringing their
children.
Acklington Bowls Club for the use of their equipment and
support.
Stephen Boyd from Warkworth Cricket Club.
Jennie Brewis and the Sports Club Club Development
Project.
Awards for All
Gallery
More photos of events and activities will be posted here as
soon as we obtain the necessary permissions.
Special
Fund-raising Effort
A big "Thank You" to all
those youngsters from the sports club who helped
to organise and support the special
fund-raising event held in Acklington Village Hall onSaturday 30th
January 2010 in aid or the Haiti earthquake victims. The event
was very well supported and raised £570.50
Acklington Sports Club runs organised activities for children and
young people every Friday night in Acklington Village Hall. Times 5.45 p.m. 6.45 p.m. is for the 8s and under
7.00 p.m. 8.30 p.m. is for the older ones
Cost £1 per child or £1.50 per family (includes refreshments).
Acklington
Sports Club
Latest News
Some pics
from our April rock climbing activity
Remember - Tell the leaders what you would like to do
and they will try their best to organise it for you!
About us
There are currently no public play facilities in
Acklington Parish. As the older children attend various
Middle and High Schools over a wide area there are
limited opportunities for them to get together.
Acklington Community Team applied for and received a
grant from Awards for All for £3,000 in September 2004
to set up a sports and activities group for young people
in Acklington parish.
The sports club has been running since 1/10/04 and is
supported by around 50 children each week.
The volunteer leaders, who are all parents, have been on
various courses including Community TOPS Sports Leader
Training, Child Protection and First-Aid courses, CRB
checks have been carried out and we have received
assistance through the Sports Club Development Project.
Some nights we
could do with an extra pair of eyes. If you
could be a volunteer helper (say once a month)
we would make you very welcome and you might
just enjoy yourselves.
An
example of our newsletters
Feedback
Welcome to Acklington Sports Club Feedback.
Please feel free to leave messages for the Youth Club.
We want to know what you would like the Youth Club to
offer. Can you help? Do you wish to join? Register now.
Go on, we have a few comments already lets get it buzzin!!!!!!!
Post a new message.
Membership
There is no membership fee. Members only pay a weekly
subscription of £1 each or £1.50 per family (which
includes refreshments).
You must be a member of the club to come along.
Registration forms can be filled in on the night or you
can download a form here.
DOWNLOAD REGISTRATION FORM
Acklington Sports
Club 2007/08 Membership application / renewal
Name:
Address: ..
..
..
Home telephone number:
Emergency contact number:
Date of birth:
Any medical condition we should know about?
.
In case of an emergency I consent to my child
being given any medical treatment deemed
necessary by the medical professional attending.
Signed: Date:
(parent/guardian)
Code of Conduct
I have read and agreed the Acklington Sports
Club Code of Conduct.
Signed: Date:
(Child)
Signed: Date:
(parent/guardian)
The members have been
involved in preparing a Code of Conduct which you can
download here.
DOWNLOAD CODE OF CONDUCT.
Acklington Sports Club 2007/08 Code of Conduct
Members
No name calling, swearing or fighting.
Respect each other, the leaders, the equipment
and
the hall.
Dont leave the hall without an adults
permission.
Listen to the leaders and dont argue with
them.
No phones when playing team sports.
Join in team games and dont spoil others fun.
If you are aware of any behaviour you consider
is
unacceptable you must bring this to the attention of a leader.
Punishments
You will receive a warning for poor behaviour.
After 2 warnings you will receive a yellow
card and take time out.
For serious unacceptable behaviour you will
receive a red card. You will be barred for a
week
and your parents told.
Leaders
Look after the safety and well-being of the
children at all times.
Encourage a sense of team spirit in a positive
environment.
Never condone unacceptable behaviour by not
acting.
Parents
Ensure the children are appropriately dressed
for safety.
Ensure that your children are safely delivered
and picked up from the hall.
If you are aware of any behaviour you consider
is unacceptable you must bring this to the
attention of a leader.
