Return to sport and physical activity (updated 14 April 2021) which comes into effect on 16 April.
Guidance for Scottish Governing Bodies of sport (SGBs) in developing sport specific guidance for Local Authorities/ Trusts, clubs and others, on the phased return of sport and physical activity in Scotland.
As sports begin to restart, we all have a responsibility to keep each other safe. This is a helpful checklist for coaches, designed to be a good practise guide which provides some templates which coaches may want to consider using.
In addition, it is advisable to refer to your respective Scottish Governing Body, local authority or leisure trust website to access their most recent and up to date information. Some of these organisations have also developed their own COVID-19 example templates, and we would encourage you to explore them too, so that you can decide which example templates best meet your needs.
Education in sport and sport coach education guidance
A safe return to sport and physical activity is critical and it is contingent upon having in place a knowledgeable and skilled workforce. This guidance is for Scottish Governing Bodies and organisers / deliverers of education in sport, in relation to delivery and assessment. It has been developed in partnership with the SQA and HE/FE colleagues along with input from SGB’s.
Resources
- Latest return to sport and physical activity guidance (updated 14 April 2021) which comes into effect on 16 April
- Education in sport and sport coach education guidance (updated 12 March 2021)
- Risk assessment Template
- Completed sample risk assessment
- Risk assessment Template
- Example COVID-19 pre and post delivery checklist
- Example coaching session plan
- NHS COVID-19 hand washing guide infographic
- Example booking checklist for participants
- Example attendance register (including screening)
- Example coaching session review template
- Children and young people return to sport after COVID-19
- Principles for participants with disabilities returning to physical activity and sport in Scotland (phase 3 and beyond)
