AMBASSADOR SCHOOLS PROGRAM FAQ
What are CC Kids Ambassador Schools?
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Greater Toronto area schools with strong community interest in cricket
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Strong engagement from parents, school staff, community members and principal
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Ability to engage and attract other local schools (various boards) to join in CC Kids Ambassador Program
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Create teams to compete in Gala Days and other organised competitions
What does the Ambassador Schools Program consist of?
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After-school/In-school cricket sessions
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6 to 8 weeks program during the winter months
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leading the program into 8-10 week spring and summer program ( April to June)
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Skill development and training the kids for modified competition
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Modified indoor & outdoor matches amongst neighboring schools
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Participation in various competition:
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Cricket Canada Gala Days
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School competitions
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Junior league under 11/12 competition
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Other local leagues / competitions
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What are the Ambassador Schools Program Goals?
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Progress kids to competition (at appropriate levels) and turn them (boys and girls) into long-term cricketers
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Empower new Coaches (staff, parents, volunteers) to create a self-sustainable the cricket program
What support will Cricket Canada provide to our school?
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Resources:
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Cricket Canada Community Coach
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Equipment
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Training manuals
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Train the trainer program:
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School staff
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Parents
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College/high school leaders
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Other stakeholders / volunteers
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Assist in organizing tournaments
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What is the commitment required from my School?
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Provide venue
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Allocate time for cricket training (in school or after school sessions)
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Encourage staff and parent involvement
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Cover the cost of a CC Community Coach visits
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Recruit neighboring schools to be involved
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Commit to participating in competitive events:
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Inter-school
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Gala Days
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Community & junior leagues
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