ECB Clubmark
A National accreditation scheme which recognises clubs who can demonstrate excellent operating standards. Clubmark Portal
Clubmark is the ECB’s national accreditation and is used to create a benchmark for high quality community club cricket.
ECB Clubmark is an accreditation scheme for cricket clubs shows that a club is sustainable, well run and provides the right environment for its members.
Clubmark accreditation also means your club is recognised as a safe, rewarding and fulfilling place for participants of all ages, as well as assuring parents and carers that they are choosing the right option for their young people.
By registering to work towards the accreditation, your club will join a growing number of cricket clubs across Gloucestershire and England and Wales that are prioritising junior development.
In order to gain Clubmark accreditation, clubs will need to provide evidence in relation to:
- Club development plan
- Club constitution
- Committee structure and meetings
- Accounts and finances
- Adoption of ECB Safe Hands Policy and Anti-Discrimination Code
- Club insurance
- Compliance on the Safe Hands Management System
The Foundation support clubs that enrol by allocating a Club Support Officer who will be on hand to help and support them through the accreditation.
To obtain accreditation, clubs are asked to provide evidence that they meet a series of criteria. This is done by loading evidence onto an online portal and by demonstrating good practice at a site visit conducted by the allocated Club Support Officer.
If your club is currently not Clubmark accredited but you are interested in applying, want to register your interest or just have a general question, please contact Harry Watts quoting your name and club details.
Clubmark Accredited Clubs
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Clubmark Accredited Clubs retained
New Clubmark Accredited Clubs
Clubmark Accredited Clubs
Adlestrop, Daylesford & Oddington CC
Almondsbury CC
Apperley CC
Ashton Keynes CC
Aston Ingham CC
Birdlip & Brimpsfield CC
Bishopston CC
Bourton Vale CC
Bradley Stoke CC
Brislington CC
Bristol CC
Bristol Pakistanis CC
Bristol United Banks CC
Bristol West Indian Phoenix CC
Cam CC
Carsons & Mangotsfield CC
Charlton Kings CC
Cheltenham CC
Cheltenham Civil Service CC
Chipping Campden CC
Chipping Sodbury CC
Cirencester CC
Coalpit Heath CC
Corse & Staunton CC
Down Hatherley CC
Downend CC
Dumbleton CC
Dymock CC
Fairford CC
Frampton Cotterell CC
Frampton-on-Severn CC
Frenchay CC
Frocester CC
Gloucester CC
Golden Hill CC
Great Rissington CC
Hambrook CC
Hanham CC
Hatherley & Reddings CC
Hawkesbury Upton CC
Highnam Court CC
Huntley CC
Kingsholm CC
Langford CC
Lydney CC
Moreton-in-Marsh CC
Newent CC
Old Down CC
Painswick CC
Pak Bristolians CC
Poulton CC
Quedgeley & Hardwicke CC
Redmarley CC
Rockhampton CC
Ruardean Hill CC
Sherston Magna CC
Stapleton CC
Stoke Bishop CC
Stroud CC
Tetbury CC
Tewkesbury CC
Thornbury CC
Twyford House CC
Ullenwood Bharat CC
Westbury-on-Severn CC
Whitminster CC
Winchcombe CC
Winterbourne CC
Woodmancote CC
Portal access for Existing Clubs
Harry Watts / Club Development Manager
Harry joined the team in August 2022 as our Urban Development Officer and was initially responsible for growing the game of cricket in the urban areas of Bristol and Gloucester. In April 2024, Harry was promoted to Club Development Manager where he now delivers on a number of ECB priority areas including Facility Development, Clubmark, as well as working with Local Authorities on their Playing Pitch Strategies.
In 2018, Harry graduated from Swansea University with a degree in Media & Communications and later gained a PGCE in Primary Education from UWE, having spent multiple years working in primary schools. At his local club, Thornbury CC, Harry supports in different areas, including being an emergency player when required!
Now in his exciting role as Club Development Manager, he is responsible for leading the team of club development staff and working closely with cricket clubs across the county to provide direct support with the aim of creating sustainable clubs for the future. Furthermore, Harry leads youth competitions and the ECB Clubmark Accreditation and sits on a number of GCF Development Groups and Committees.
As a local Bristolian, Harry is a Bristol Rovers supporter and is a big all-round sports fan.