Clubs

Clubs

In the London and the South East region we have nearly 500 clubs across the four counties; Essex Met, Kent, Middlesex and Surrey.
These clubs play in various leagues and many are looking for new players and volunteers.

In this section you will find information on:


Finding a Club


The best way to find a club is to speak with your Netball Development Officer. They will be aware of which teams and clubs train and play in your county and which would be best suited to your level. We advise getting the contacts for a couple of local clubs so that you can go along and try a couple of training sessions, then join the club you feel best suited to.


Some clubs have provided their details to be included in our Club Directory. Please note that these clubs are independent organisations.

Club Directory

If you would like your club to be featured on the club directory or you would like to update details please email


Junior Netball Clubs

If you are a junior player looking for a club we would recommend approaching CAPS accredited clubs. These clubs are recognised nationally as having a well run club which is active and accessible for children and young people. 
Junior Netball clubs are included within our club directory or contact yourCounty Netball Development Officer.


CAPS (Club Action Planning Scheme)

The Club Action Planning Scheme (CAPS) is a scheme built around a set of core criteria which ensure that accredited clubs operate to a set of consistent, accepted and adopted minimum operating standards. It aims to support your club to ensure you are delivering a quality netball development programme and operatiing in line with best practice.

England Netball have developed a toolkit to help you to pull together the evidence you will need to gain the accreditation. It will also help you identify key areas where your club might need further work. England Netball want to empower you to help increase the numbers of netballers in your local community, ensure you are providing a safe environment for your members and making sure important aspects of your club’s management are applied.

Further information about CAPS can be found on the England Netball website here:

https://www.englandnetball.co.uk/support/support-for-organisations/clubs/caps/

Support is available to help clubs work through the CAPS process, you can contact your County Netball Development Officer.

If you are interested in becoming a CAPS accredited club please contact


Club Administration

You don't have to play to be a part of your Netball Club! There are many other tasks undertaken behind the scenes to ensure that clubs function in the safest way possible. Contact your local club to see how you can help.

If your club needs help with their administration it is worth making use of the CAPs templates as these ensure your club is considering operating within the accepted and adopted minimum operating standards. CAPS templates can be found here:

https://www.englandnetball.co.uk/support/support-for-organisations/clubs/caps/resources/


If you would like your club trials advertised on the website, please email

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