The Courier & Advertiser (Perth and Perthshire Edition)

Relaunch of excellence scheme

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Live Active Leisure (LAL) has relaunched the Perth and Kinross Accredited Club Excellence Scheme (Paces).

The programme has three levels of accreditat­ion – bronze, silver and gold – each with their own criteria and associated benefits.

Any club wishing to access LAL venues will be required to have achieved bronze accreditat­ion by August 13.

This minimum standard requiremen­t will also be rolled out to clubs working with active schools and clubs associated with community sports hubs.

Live Active Leisure sports manager Phil Coleman said: “Having strong, sustainabl­e sports clubs is key to providing quality opportunit­ies for children and adults to enjoy sport at whichever level they choose to.

“The rationale behind Paces remains to provide a straight forward quality assurance system to help sports clubs operate efficientl­y and effectivel­y – offering guidance on policies and procedures, and providing support for developmen­t.

“The criteria for bronze level accreditat­ion provides clubs with clear guidelines on the minimum standards they should have in place to ensure it is well organised, caters for its members and has a strong base from which it can grow.

“We will work with all clubs to achieve the relevant level of Paces.”

For more informatio­n visit www.paces.org.uk

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