The King’s School Rowing Club is a single use, plastic free zone. The athletes and coaches are committed to improving the environment for all river users.
Please click here to see further details: Single Use Plastic Free Zone – KSRC 2018
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The King’s School Rowing Club is a single use, plastic free zone. The athletes and coaches are committed to improving the environment for all river users.
Please click here to see further details: Single Use Plastic Free Zone – KSRC 2018
June – August Rules, 2018:
As part of the river community it is essential that all club members understand their responsibility to the river & ocean ecosystem. We will therefore be starting our campaign against single use plastic on the 9th June at the rowing club. The launch will be on the 9th June, with the club going completely single use plastic free on the 10th June.
In the build up to the event we will be running a daily run of educational information through our twitter feed to ensure that every athlete is fully informed behind the reasoning for this change. The senior exec. will also be supporting the event.
to make a start, some introductory reading can be found here: http://www.plasticfreejuly.org/
All club members should make them themselves aware of the following information from British Rowing with regards Weil’s Disease. There are hand hygiene dispensers both upstairs and downstairs in the club and should be used straight after an outing.
All pupils should read the following:
As of the 1st January 2015 the anti-doping policy and rules for rowing have changed. It is essential that all J15s and above are fully educated on the subject and fully aware of the rules and regulations. The club will fully support all athletes in this area.