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Local and National Provision for Hockey Sport’s a big part of today’s society, with hockey featuring highly
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Local and National Provision for Hockey Sport's a big part of today's society, with hockey featuring highly. This is mainly due to the popularity of the sport within secondary schools and the national curriculum. With about 1150 hockey clubs in England, a National Governing Body (NGB) essentially organises the country's hockey. England Hockey replaced the England Hockey Association (2002). It coordinates involvement and development with nationally run competitions and leagues. Much work's also pumped into developing the foundations for future hockey: the young players of today. With high profile names involved in local schemes such as 'Slazenger Stick Skills', youngsters are encouraged to participate with rewards e.g. badges and certificates. The National Lottery helps develop all levels of hockey with funding via Sport England. It's also in conjunction with the Youth Sports Trust and the Central Council for Physical Recreation. Through funding, Regional schemes such as Active Sports Talent Camps exist to develop...
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