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Regional Chair's Report Eastern Region Regional Chair’s Report Eastern Region October 2019 Contents 1. Governing body update • Love Rowing, British Rowing’s Charitable Foundation • Catch up with the British Rowing AGM • Upcoming British Rowing Women’s Training Days • British Rowing School Age Rowing Strategy • Don’t forget your BRIC 2020 entries • British Rowing Club Safety Audit – deadline approaching • Row the Distance launched • Ex-GB Rowing Team equipment for sale • Upcoming Rowing & Regatta Magazine themes • Tell us #YourStories 2. Upcoming events 3. Latest news 4. Active Partnerships and other contacts 5. Funding opportunities Please note that all information in this report is in the public domain and can be freely shared with clubs, events, members and volunteers 1 1. Governing body update Love Rowing, British Rowing’s Charitable Foundation Love Rowing is British Rowing’s new charitable foundation. Its mission is to create accessible and inclusive rowing programmes for communities that are currently under- represented in the sport. It aims to change lives. Working together with its partners, through the unique benefits and transformative impact of rowing. Love Rowing will have three programmes to start with: Schools, where we want to support rowing clubs to work with new schools and drive inclusion; Adaptive, where we want to support the development of accessible rowing programmes for people with disabilities and impairments, and Community, where we aim to deliver inclusive indoor rowing activity in new community settings with trusted local partners. A gala dinner launch and fundraising event for Love Rowing will be held on Thursday, 21 November 2019, 7.00pm - 11.00pm, at the iconic Cutty Sark in Greenwich, London. This is shaping up to be a fantastic event with over 200 guests already confirmed. A ‘Rowing’s Greatest Moments’ panel will be chaired by Sir Matthew Pinsent, and many current and former rowing stars will be in attendance, including Alex Gregory, Greg Searle, Martin Cross, Jess Eddie, Lauren Rowles and Ellen Buttrick. A small number of tickets are still available, priced at £275. If you are interested in attending, please get in touch with [email protected]. You’ll also find a booking form attached to the email this report was send with. To find out more about the Love Rowing charity and how you can support it, visit the website: www.loverowing.org Catch up with the British Rowing AGM British Rowing AGM was held in October – many thanks to everyone who attended. If you couldn’t make it on the day, here is a link to CEO Andy Parkinson’s presentation and a full video recording of the day. 2 Upcoming British Rowing Women’s Training Days British Rowing holds a number of Women’s Training Days each year to support female rowers in J15 to U23 age groups, and their coaches, who show talent characteristics and want to further their ambitions. Each day, athletes and their coach will work with a Talent Coach to learn about how to work together to reach a rower’s full potential. You can find the dates of the next training days (right through to April 2020) and posters to promote the event at your club, here. If you want to know about the days themselves, please go here. British Rowing School Age Rowing Strategy British Rowing’s School Age Rowing Strategy has been created to support the continued development and growth of school-age rowing over the next four years. The strategy has been informed by a comprehensive review of school-aged rowing undertaken in 2017 with the support of the Youth Sport Trust. The review explored the current landscape of school-age rowing, why young people and schools row, as well as key challenges and opportunities. There was extensive research and consultation to inform the development of the strategy, including input from state schools, private schools, rowing clubs, school age rowing organisations, high-performance coaches and parents. You can download a copy of the Strategy here and if you are interested in keeping up-to-date on the implementation of the School Age Rowing Strategy, sign up to the newsletter here. Don’t forget your BRIC 2020 entries There’s less than a month to go now till the Mizuno British Rowing Indoor Championships (BRIC) returns to the Lee Valley VeloPark on Saturday, 7 December. Entries are coming in at a record pace, so don’t miss out. Additional adaptive events have been introduced this year, with both four and one minute events for each adaptive category and the addition of IR1 and IR3 (Invictus Rowing) categories. BRIC is open to all ages and abilities, from school year 7 upwards. If you want to enter please sign up here. We’re also still looking for volunteers to support the event – if you’d like to help out please sign up here. British Rowing Club Safety Audit – deadline approaching Thank you to all clubs that have submitted their annual Club Safety Audit – it’s much appreciated. If you haven’t, the deadline is fast approaching - Friday, 29 November is the closing date. 3 British Rowing has emailed all Club Rowing Safety Advisers (CRSAs) via the details on our ClubHub system, so your club should be aware. If you’re struggling to meet the deadline please get in touch with your Regional Rowing Safety Adviser (RRSA - details here). As a last resort we will Commented [PH1]: temporarily suspend from racing any clubs that haven’t had their audit submitted and accepted on Monday, 2nd December 2019. We will be reminding clubs as often as possible about the audit in the lead up to the deadline, to ensure that everyone successfully completes them on time. A reminder that the Club Safety Audit is designed to be an annual milestone that gives clubs a handy and comprehensive framework by which to assess and evidence their club’s safety arrangements, and to receive an acknowledgement, via their Regional Rowing Safety Adviser, that those arrangements meet the required standards of the sport. For this reason we make submitting an Audit a condition of British Rowing club affiliation. British Rowing membership update for schools British Rowing recently sent an update to all school rowing administrators with an update for the year ahead. This was sent via email on Friday 27th September and included step-by-step instructions on how to bulk upload new members via the British Rowing ClubHub Portal. Also included was information on the ClubHub Portal site speed, how to order replacement membership cards, transferring members from schools or clubs and the British Rowing Safety Audit. If any school clubs in your Region has not received this email, please contact the British Rowing Membership Services team at [email protected] Row the Distance launched British Rowing and virtual medal company Race The Distance have created ‘Row The Distance’, an online platform centred around indoor rowing challenges and medals. It’s a great way to get active and challenge yourself and your members, it's also a fun way to boost training! Read more here. The Row the Distance website can also be accessed directly at https://rowthedistance.com/ Ex-GB Rowing Team equipment for sale The GB Rowing Team are selling off used sweep and sculling blades along with some gym equipment. Further information is attached to the email that was sent with this update. 4 Upcoming Rowing & Regatta Magazine themes We’re currently planning content for February/March edition of Rowing & Regatta Magazine, the official magazine of British Rowing. The theme is volunteers and volunteering. If you can help with any ideas for articles please contact the editor, Wendy Kewley, at [email protected] British Rowing update - Safeguarding and Protecting Children Training Everyone who participates in rowing is entitled to do so in a safe and enjoyable environment. British Rowing is committed to helping everyone in rowing accept their responsibility to safeguard children and vulnerable adults from harm and abuse. All British Rowing clubs, competitions and associated individuals must follow the policies defined in our policy documents. Procedures are in place showing the steps to be followed to ensure that children and vulnerable adults are protected, that concerns are reported, listened to and acted on appropriately. If you have any queries, please get in touch with the British Rowing Lead Safeguarding Officer: [email protected]. British Rowing provides training and awareness for adults working with children and vulnerable adults, delivered by highly skilled tutors. To ensure the quality of our training provision, British Rowing will continue its training provision in early 2020 to undertake a refresh of its policy, resources and guidance documents. Safeguarding and Protecting Children training is accessible throughout the year and delivered by Active Partnerships. To find your nearest training provider go to https://www.ukcoaching.org/courses/workshops/safeguarding-protecting-children Further safeguarding and protecting children resources can be found at: https://www.britishrowing.org/about-us/safeguarding/ In addition, the Child Protection in Sport Unit resource library has a number of videos, publications, online tool kits and examples of best practice to help sports clubs safeguard their junior members and vulnerable adult: https://thecpsu.org.uk/resource-library/ 5 Tell us #YourStories A reminder that if you have any interesting stories you’d like to share with the rowing community, remember to let British Rowing know via our page here. #YourStories is designed to celebrate, inform, educate and highlight opportunities within rowing – whether it’s fundraising, club development activities, key milestones you’d like celebrating or dedicated volunteers you’d like to thank. Check out two great recent stories we helped promote: Try Coastal Rowing and Rowing challenge for disadvantaged young people in Portsmouth.
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