The Warwickshire Cricket Board will be running a variety of Chance to Shine and Kwik Cricket competitions throughout 2019.
Chance to Shine Competitions
Chance to Shine believe strongly in the power of competition. Life is competitive and young people need to learn at an early age how to win and how to lose graciously.
Some feedback that Chance to Shine have received from teachers about taking part in these competitions can be seen below:
- Pupils are more engaged and organise matches themselves in the playground at break time
- Improves classroom behaviour as schools make this a requirement if pupils want to participate in cricket competitions
- Helps pupils develop important life skills such as leadership, teamwork and cooperation
- Teaches pupils how to win, to lose, and to cope with setbacks
For more information about the Chance to Shine Festivals please contact Danny Maskell Schools manager
Kwik Cricket
Kwik Cricket aims to provide children of all levels of ability and experience with an opportunity to regularly participate in a fun, introduction to cricket and to encourage fair play by all. The format is suitable for all ages but is mostly suitable for players under the age of 11.
The Competition
The main Kwik Cricket Competition is open to State Primary and Middle Schools throughout England and Wales. The Competition is open to Independent Schools at the discretion of the CCB.
Warwickshire Cricket Board run school competitions for Year 5, Year 6 and Year 6 Girls only.
For further information please click here or contact Danny Maskell
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