Kent Cricket Board today released updated news of the Focus Club Community Clusters (FCCCs) in Kent. The FCCC programme is designed to help some of Kent’s leading cricket clubs in their future development.
KCB had an amazing response to the initiative and the first clubs in Kent are now starting to work towards delivering high quality opportunities for young players. A full list of clubs involved is available via. the link underneath the map above.
This is the second list of 46 clubs in total which has now been published and confirms which clubs are involved. All clubs have had to work hard to secure the status and it represents the start of an exciting journey that will influence the way in which they will develop.
All clubs embarking on the FCCC programme have already achieved Clubmark status which shows that they are well run, ambitious and clearly having aspirations beyond their current activity. KCB continue to provide support to the management of the club to ensure they continue this good work.
The Kent Cricket Board club development programme is turning out to be a wonderful success story. 52 clubs have now achieved ClubMark accreditation and tales of booming youth sections, improved credibility, successful funding bids and high quality provision for young players abound. This is thought to be the biggest club development programme of any sport in the county.
The list in full:
- Addington
- Leeds and Broomfield
- Sibton Park
- Sandwich
- Upchurch
- Tunbridge Wells
- Loose
- Cobham
- Holmesdale
- Canterbury
- Old Wilsonians
- Linden Park
- Blackheath
- Broadstairs
- Otford
- Hartley
- Rainham
- Hayes
- Bearsted
- Staplehurst
- Pembury
- Bobbing Court and Lower Halstow
- Whitstable
- Tenterden
- Cowdrey
- Bexley
- Folkestone
- Betteshanger
- Higham and Mockbeggar
- Horsmonden
- Old Elthamians
- Blue Bell Hill
- Horton Kirby
- Hythe
- Chislehurst and West Kent
- Orpington
- Beckenham and Sydenham
- Bromley Common
- Castle Hill
- Dartford
- Frindsbury
- Margate
- Meopham
- Old Colfeians
- Sherwood
- Sidcup
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