Nominees Junior club will have focused work on young people under the age of 20. Nominated clubs might include, for example: clubs that, in the last 12 months, have developed innovative plans for coaching a particular age group Coaches or discipline. clubs that have of become ‘centres excellence’ within 1 Participation / Development Coach a particular area for one or more disciplines (coaches working mainly in the club and community clubs that have developed a coaching scheme within environment) the club that has really supported athletes and helped 2 Performance Coach with their development. (coaches working mainly with clubs that network with other clubs and share athletes and coaches to a national or international standard) resources to develop the sport at a local level. Volunteer Criteria: nominations in each category should clearly demonstrate why a coach should be 1 Volunteer of the Year recognised. 2 Services to Club Development For example, the awards might give recognition to: a coach for their contribution in developing other Criteria: in each category a nomination should coaches and athletes under their leadership. demonstrate clearly why the contribution of a a coach who has contributed to the achievement of volunteer should be recognised. Nominees might athlete success during the last 12 months at a club include, for example: or county level. a person who has contributed significant time and Partnership energy to their club, county or region, or who has come up with a new idea or exciting project to help 1 Athletics Partnership their club, county or region during the last 12 months or beyond. Criteria: nominations should clearly demonstrate why a partnership should be recognised. Officials Nominees might include, for example: 1 Newcomer to Officiating a productive partnership between a Welsh Athletics affiliated club and its partner schools, borough or 2 Off Track Official of the Year council sports development team or sports 3 Track & Field Official of the Year partnership, to develop an innovative scheme in their area. Prizes Criteria: in each category nominations should demonstrate clearly why the official should be Every winner will be presented with trophy to recognised. For example, the awards might give recognise their achievement which will take place recognition to: at a prize giving prior to the Welsh Athletics AGM. an official who has supported other officials in their region, and who may have helped to improve education and training. Welsh Athletics UK Athletics In partnership with 2011 Club Awards Nomination form Your details as the nominator
Nominees Junior club will have focused work on young people under the age of 20. Nominated clubs might include, for example: clubs that, in the last 12 months, have developed innovative plans for coaching a particular age group or discipline. clubs that have become ‘centres of excellence’ within a particular area for one or more disciplines clubs that have developed a coaching scheme within the club that has really supported athletes and helped with their development. clubs that network with other clubs and share resources to develop the sport at a local level. Volunteer 1 Volunteer of the Year 2 Services to Club Development Criteria: in each category a nomination should demonstrate clearly why the contribution of a volunteer should be recognised. Nominees might include, for example: a person who has contributed significant time and energy to their club, county or region, or who has come up with a new idea or exciting project to help their club, county or region during the last 12 months or beyond. Officials 1 Newcomer to Officiating 2 Off Track Official of the Year 3 Track & Field Official of the Year Criteria: in each category nominations should demonstrate clearly why the official should be recognised. For example, the awards might give recognition to: an official who has supported other officials in their region, and who may have helped to improve education and training. Coaches 1 Participation / Development Coach (coaches working mainly in the club and community environment) 2 Performance Coach (coaches working mainly with athletes and coaches to a national or international standard) Criteria: nominations in each category should clearly demonstrate why a coach should be recognised. For example, the awards might give recognition to: a coach for their contribution in developing other coaches and athletes under their leadership. a coach who has contributed to the achievement of athlete success during the last 12 months at a club or county level. Partnership 1 Athletics Partnership Criteria: nominations should clearly demonstrate why a partnership should be recognised. Nominees might include, for example: a productive partnership between a Welsh Athletics affiliated club and its partner schools, borough or council sports development team or sports partnership, to develop an innovative scheme in their area. Prizes Every winner will be presented with trophy to recognise their achievement which will take place at a prize giving prior to the Welsh Athletics AGM. Welsh Athletics In partnership with UK Athletics 2011 Club Awards Nomination form Your details as the nominator
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