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What age groups does Peterborough City Basketball Club cater to?

 

Peterborough City Basketball Club offers programs for boys and girls aged 5-18. This includes community sessions and competitive teams for more advanced players.

 

How can my child join Peterborough City Basketball Club?

 

To join, children can attend a £5 taster session. If they enjoy it, they can sign up for membership for £30 per month. Each child is allowed one taster session before committing to membership.

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What types of programs does the club offer?

 

PCBC provides various programs including:

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Community Basketball Sessions: For children to learn the basics and enjoy playing basketball in a supportive environment.

Competitive Teams: For players looking to compete at local, regional, and county level.

Skills Clinics and Camps: Focused training on specific aspects of basketball.

Community Outreach: initiatives to promote physical activity and sports participation.

Where will training sessions be held?

Training sessions will be held at multiple locations:

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Manor Drive Secondary Academy: Sessions for various age groups from Year 1 to Year 11 on different days.

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Oundle Sports Centre: Sessions for ages 9-16 on Tuesdays and Saturdays.

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Sir Harry Smith Community College: Sessions for ages 9-16 on Wednesdays and Thursdays

 

Who founded the Peterborough City Basketball Club?

 

The club was founded by Chris Tawiah, a professional basketball player, in September 2023. His mission is to make basketball inclusive and accessible for boys and girls in Peterborough and the surrounding areas 

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How do the sessions benefit children?

 

The sessions at PCBC not only improve basketball skills but also enhance personal development in areas such as leadership, teamwork, self-confidence, and discipline. These skills are beneficial both on and off the court.

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What safety measures are in place at PCBC?

 

PCBC follows strict safeguarding policies to ensure the safety and well-being of all participants. Coaches are trained, and background checks are conducted on all staff members. The club also adheres to guidelines set by Basketball England.

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What equipment does my child need to bring to the sessions?

 

Participants should wear comfortable sports clothing and bring a water bottle. Basketballs are provided by the club, but children are welcome to bring their own if they prefer.

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How can I volunteer or get involved with the club?

 

There are various ways to get involved, including coaching, administrative support, or helping with events. Interested individuals can contact the club to find out more about opportunities.

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What is the process for providing feedback or raising concerns?

 

PCBC values feedback from members and their families. Concerns or suggestions can be communicated directly to the coaches or through the club’s official contact channels. The club strives to address any issues promptly and effectively.​​​​​​​​​​

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