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In the Community In the community The Community Coaching Initiative (Registered charity SC037774) Schools coaching and links The club has been providing cricket coaching in its local community under the auspices of the "Community Coaching Initiative" since 2002. Working with Glasgow Council (now Culture & Sport Glasgow) a pilot scheme was run in two local schools and, since then, the Initiative has grown each year so that, by 2013, twelve local schools took part. The core part of the coaching carried out in schools is weekly sessions carried out by the club's coaches on school premises. 1 / 9 In the community 2007 saw Richmond Park [Primary] School - a school for youngsters with physical impairment - joining the initiative and youngsters there enjoying cricket for the first time. 2011 saw cricket "taster" sessions delivered at the all-girls Craigholme School, another first. Another way the club and charity link with local schools is by providing the club's ground - "Shawholm" - for use by schools for home matches, free-of-charge. Schools enjoying this facility are Bellahouston Academy, Hillpark Secondary School, Belmont School, Eastwood High School, St. Ninian's High School, Williamwood High School and Shawlands Academy. In addition the ground is made available to the Glasgow Schools Cricket Association annually, and is used by them for the semi-finals and Finals Days of their age-group inter-schools competitions. Cricket festival days The culmination of primary schools coaching can often be a festival day at Shawholm that sees the schools competing against each other. In addition, the club, under the umbrella of the Initiative and in partnership with the WDJCU, regularly hosts "Kwik Cricket" festivals. Universities and colleges partnerships 2 / 9 In the community 2010 saw the start of what's were partnerships with further education establishments. Poloc Cricket Club hosted Glasgow Caledonian University ("GCU") Cricket Club's home matches throughout the 2010 season, an arrangement that - with GCU CC not otherwise having access to a grass wicket - was continued and built upon in the following years. 2010 also saw the cricket club at Langside College link up with Poloc, making use of the new all-weather astro-turf net bays that were installed that year, whilst - in 2014 - Strathclyde University's cricketers played their home games at "Shawholm". Community coaching In addition to the work in local schools, the club's Community Coaching Initiative also works with other community groups in providing sports coaching in and around the club's locality. Most often this work is part of a larger initiative being carried out in the community. Examples have included work with Pollokshaws Settlement and Integration Network, the Ibrox Cluster's "Community Sports Club", participation in locals schools' health-awareness weeks, delivering "taster" sessions at Anchor Boys classes and working with Glasgow Sport (formerly Culture & Sport Glasgow) in its city-wide programme of activities. 3 / 9 In the community In addition to its own programmes, very often organised with the assistance of Active Schools Co-ordinators, the club has also been a partner in the South Glasgow Cricket Scotland Summer Squad Community Coach. Along with Weirs CC, Clydesdale CC, Cricket Scotland and East Renfrewshire Council, the club part-funded a Community Coach, Robbie Stewart, who delivered introductory cricket sessions in Glasgow City and East Renfrewshire schools during schools' summer term in 2012. Repeated again in 2013, sessions being delivered, this time, by Community Coach Jeetinder Berman, the Summer Squad project extended its work into more schools. Funders The Community Coaching Initiative is only possible because of the ongoing generous financial support of a number of local charities, trusts and companies. A full list of the Initiative's supporters can be found on the Sponsors and partners page of the website - the club is enormously grateful for their support, support that means there is absolutely no charge made to any youngster when attending an Initiative event. More information about the initiative and its work can be provided - to find out more, please contact Keith Young whose contact details are on the Contact us page of the website. 4 / 9 In the community Community Coaching Initiative staff All the work of the initiative is carried out by appropriately qualified coaching staff with the assistance of appropriately supervised coaching assistants. All coaches have been appropriately "Disclosure Scotland" checked, Poloc Cricket Club is an enrolled body under the Protection of Vulnerable Groups Scheme, and the Initiative's work is carried on as an integral part of the club's youth activities, recognised by Cricket Scotland's " TOPClub &qu ot; accreditation. Further recognition, this time from Glasgow Sport (formerly Culture & Sport Glasgow), is reflected in its awarding the club's development work " Clubmark " status. Schools links 5 / 9 In the community 2003: Pollokshields Primary, Belmont School, Bellahouston Academy 2004: Pollokshields Primary, Langside Primary, Belmont School, Bellahouston Academy 2005: Pollokshields Primary, Langside Primary, Shawlands Primary, Glendale Primary, Belmont School, Bellahouston Academy 2006: Pollokshields Primary, Langside Primary, Shawlands Primary, Glendale Primary, Sir John Maxwell Primary, Belmont School, Bellahouston Academy, Mearns Castle High School 2007: Pollokshields Primary, Langside Primary, Shawlands Primary, Glendale Primary, Sir John Maxwell Primary, Richmond Park School, Belmont School, Bellahouston Academy, Mearns Castle High School, Shawlands Academy 2008: Pollokshields Primary, Shawlands Primary, Glendale Primary, Annette Street Primary, Belmont School, Bellahouston Academy, Mearns Castle High School, Shawlands Academy, The High School of Glasgow 2009: Pollokshields Primary, Shawlands Primary, Glendale Primary, Annette Street Primary, Langside Primary, Belmont School, Bellahouston Academy, Shawlands Academy 2010: Pollokshields Primary, Shawlands Primary, Glendale Primary, Annette Street Primary, Langside Primary, Tinto Primary, Mosspark Primary, Sir John Maxwell Primary, Belmont School, Bellahouston Academy, Shawlands Academy 6 / 9 In the community 2011: Pollokshields Primary, Glendale Primary, Annette Street Primary, Langside Primary, Tinto Primary, Merrylee Primary, Mosspark Primary, Sir John Maxwell Primary, Belmont School, Bellahouston Academy, Shawlands Academy, Craigholme School, Busby Primary, St Ninian's High School, Eastwood High School 2012: Shawlands Primary, Annette Street Primary, Mosspark Primary, Lorne Street Primary, Gowanbank Primary, St. Angela's Primary, Cleves Primary, Darnley Primary, Tinto Primary, Belmont School, Shawlands Academy, St. Ninian's High School, Eastwood High School 2013: St. Marnock's Primary, Mosspark Primary, St. Angela's Primary, Ibrox Primary, Lorne Street Primary, Riverside Primary, St. Bernard's Primary, Hillpark Secondary, Williamwood High School, Eastwood High School, St. Ninian's High School, Shawlands Academy 2014: Mosspark Primary, Ibrox Primary, John Paul II Primary, Lorne Street Primary, Our Lady of the Rosary Primary, St. Savior's Primary, Bellahouston Academy, Castlemilk High School, East wood High School, Hillpark Secondary, Shawlands Academy, St. Ninian's High School, St. Paul's High School 2015: Mosspark Primary, Ibrox Primary, Lorne Street Primary, St. Savior's Primary, Riverside Primary, St. Monica's Primary, Bellahouston Academy, Eastwood High School, Hillpark Secondary, Shawlands Academy, St. Ninian's High School, St. Paul's High School 2016: Eastwood High School, Hillpark Secondary, Shawlands Academy, St. Conval's Primary, St. Ninian's High School, The High School of Glasgow. 2017: Eastwood High School, Shawlands Academy, St. Conval's Primary, St. Ninian's High School, The High School of Glasgow. 2018: Shawlands Academy, The High School of Glasgow, Tinto Primary, St. Conval's Primary. 7 / 9 In the community 2019: Shawlands Academy, The High School of Glasgow. 2020: No programme due to COVID-19. Charitable status 8 / 9 In the community The Initiative was granted charitable status in early 2007 and is registered with the OSCR under number SC037774. The registered body itself is CCI Glasgow Limited, a private company limited by guarantee and registered in Scotland under number SC315322, whose registered address is "Shawholm", Pollok Park, 2060 Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow G43 1AT. Details of OSCR's records on the charity can be found on its website . 9 / 9.
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