Volleyball Development

Volleyball Whole Sport Plan

By 2013 Volleyball England aims to:

1. To increase the number of people playing volleyball once a week from 48,400 to 58,500
2. To grow our accredited club network from 45 to 100
3. To increase the number of young people within our accredited club network from 3,000 to 8,000
4. To have 600 players in high quality training environments
5. To have 140 players in full time high quality training environments

The full Volleyball England Strategic Plan 2009-13 can be downloaded from www.vollleyballengland.org

Plans/Targets for Norfolk/East of England

Not at this stage, although we are developing Regional Plans with our voluntary regional associations

Funding Opportunities

Click here to see details about funding opportunities.

Club Development Support including Club Accreditation

Click here to see details about club support.

Coach Education

http://www.volleyballengland.org/Coaching/Courses/index.php

http://www.volleyballengland.org/Refereeing/So-you-want-to-become-a-referee/index.php

Through our website and where appropriate local media.

Volunteering Opportunities

14-19 Young Leaders Award or Young Officials Award

16+ UKCC Level 1 or Grade IV Officiating

Please contact Ilona Berry (National Volunteer Development Officer) for further details - i.berry@volleyballengland.org

http://www.volleyballengland.org/Volunteers/index.php

Contact Details

Kate Rothery, National Club Develoment Officer

• E: k.rothery@voleyballengland.org
• W: www.volleyballengland.org
• T: 01509 227711

Child Protection Officer

Other Information

Volleyball England is the recognised National Governing Body for Volleyball in all its forms, including Volleyball, Beach Volleyball and Sitting Volleyball in England.