The Club is for young people who have learning and/or physical disabilities. It provides a range of activities throughout the year, aiming to give young people a chance to try something new, and to participate in an activity outside of school or college.

As an alternative to the workshop, the new ‘A Club for All' e-learning package is ideal for those who prefer to learn online and can be used either by clubs applying for Clubmark for the first time or reaccrediting.

Barclays Community Sports Award is an award to recognise the outstanding achievements of individuals and groups that use sport to benefit communities across the UK.

Double celebrations for Shin Gi Tai Martial Arts Academy (affiliated to the British Council for Chinese Martial Arts) as it gains Clubmark accreditation and scoops Basingstoke Sports Club of the Year Award.

World Champion boxer Amir Khan, who established Gloves Community Centre in his home town of Bolton, is awarded a plaque to celebrate the Club achieving Clubmark.

Two national governing bodies embark on an image overhaul in order to boost participation, awareness and recognition of the brand and its capabilities.

Good news comes in threes for Islington Amateur Boxing Club!

Cash 4 Clubs is a scheme that gives money to grassroots sport. Any sports club that is registered with its National Governing Body (NGB) or local authority can apply for grants ranging from £250 to £1000. It is a simple scheme aimed at giving community clubs a helping hand and provides the opportunity to raise the money they need to invest in their club.

The Yorkshire Modern Pentathlon Club becomes the first Pentathlon club in Yorkshire to be awarded the prestigious Clubmark award and also recognises North Yorkshire Sport as a licensed organisation.

Sport England awards Sport Hampshire & IOW ability to award Clubmark.