For the past number of years Youth Sport West in association with Sligo Sport and Recreation Partnership have produced an Annual Summer Camp Activities Brochure detailing all of the various camps and activities which take place throughout Sligo during the summer months. These camps provide the ideal opportunity for young people of all ages and abilities to participate in a range of sporting activities in a controlled, safe and fun environment.

Summer time is the perfect time for children to take part in various sporting activities and, by getting involved in quality experiences at this stage of their lives, it will increase the likelihood that they will stay involved in sport throughout the year and into later life.

If you are running a sport or multi activity camp in Sligo and your details are not listed here please contact SSRP office on 0719161511 or email theresa@sligosportandrecreation.ie with camp details.

To download a copy of the Annual Summer Camp Activity Brochure Click Here

Safeguarding Training will resume in Autumn 2019. Please keep in touch with our website and facebook page for details.

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Safeguarding 1 Basic Awareness Training: TUESDAY  21ST May 2019  (FULLY BOOKED)  

Sligo Sport and Recreation will be hosting a ‘Safeguarding 1 Basic Awareness course on Child Welfare and Protection in Sport’ on Tuesday 21st May  next. This 3 hour course has been devised by and is certified by Sport Ireland and aims to effectively educate participants on the implementation of best practice in protecting the welfare of children involved in sport.
Limited places are available on the course and pre-booking is essential as it is on a first come first served basis. Each individual must fill out an application form and return with fee to the address below by Fri 3rd May 2019. Participants must be 18 years of age to do this course. For more information contact Sligo Sport and Recreation Partnership at 071–91 61511 or info@sligosportandrecreation.ie

NOTE: PARTICIPANTS MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE TO COMPLETE THIS COURSE. Places are allocated on a first-come first-served basis on receipt of completed form and fee. 

Venue: Sligo Education Centre (IT Sligo Campus, Ballinode)

Date: Tues 21st May 2019

Time: 6.30pm – 9.30pm

Cost: €15 per person

Download form – NA – FULLY BOOKED

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Safeguarding 2 Club Children’s Officer Course:  Wednesday 15th May 2019

Sligo Sport and Recreation Partnership will be hosting a Club Children’s Officer Course on Wednesday 15th May next, as part of club training on the ‘Child Welfare and Protection in Sport’. This Club Children’s Officer’s course presents a great opportunity for sports clubs to lead the way in terms of models of good practice for children’s sport. The training will provide information and resources on how to put in place effective Child Protection measures in your sports club. Recommendations from Sport Ireland are that every club involved with children and young people should appoint a Children’s Officer. This person should be child centred in focus and should have as their primary aim the establishment of a child centred ethos within the club. They are the link between the children and the adults in the club and also take responsibility for monitoring and reporting to the Club Management Committee on how club policy etc, impacts on children and their Sports Leaders.
NOTE: Those who wish to attend the training have first completed Sport Ireland’s Safeguarding 1 Basic Awareness Course. Places are allocated on a first-come first-served basis on receipt of completed form and fee. Each individual must fill out an application form and return with fee to the address below by Fri 26th April 2019.

Venue: Sligo Education Centre (IT Sligo Campus, Ballinode)

Date: Wed 15th May 2019

Time: 6.30pm – 9.30pm

Cost: €15 per person

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Safeguarding 3 Designated Liaison Persons Workshop – Tues 28th May 2019    FULLY BOOKED 

Sligo Sport and Recreation Partnership will be hosting a Designated Liaison Persons Workshop as part of training on the ‘Child Welfare and Protection in Sport’; this is the third part of Sport Ireland’s Child Welfare & Protection Training programme. Every club/organisation should designate a person to be responsible for dealing with any concerns about the protection of children. The Designated Liaison Person is responsible for reporting allegations or suspicions of child abuse to TUSLA, the Child and Family Agency or Social Services (NI) and/or An Garda Siochána/PSNI. It is recommended that this person is a senior club person. However, if there is difficulty identifying a separate individual to take this role, the Club Children’s Officer can be appointed as Designated Liaison Person once the club/organisation is clear about the responsibilities of each role. The organisation’s child protection policy and procedures should include the name and contact details of the Designated Liaison Person and the responsibilities attached to the role.

NOTE:  It is essential that the person appointed to the Designated Liaison Person position in a club must have completed Safeguarding 1, the Basic Awareness Workshop in Child Welfare & Protection and should endeavor to complete Safeguarding 3 the Designated Liaison Persons workshop within 6 months of taking up the role. Limited places are available on the course and pre-booking is essential as it is on a first come first served basis. Each individual must fill out an application form and return it, with fee, to the address below by Fri 10^th May 2019.

A club may appoint the same person to both the Club Children’s Officer and Designated Liaison Person positions however best practice advises that they are kept as separate roles.

Venue: Sligo Education Centre (IT Sligo Campus, Ballinode)

Date: Tuesday 28th May 2019

Time: 6.30pm – 9.30pm

Cost: €15 per person

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Men’s Try a Tri Initiative

Why not sign up to a Men’s only Try a Tri programme with Sligo Triathlon Club. The aim of the initiative is to provide a pathway into something more challenging but yet attainable, to give those from all sporting and non-sporting backgrounds alike, a chance to push their own capabilities in a safe and non-competitive setting. Sligo Triathlon Club aim to prove that life and physical activity can begin at 30, and what better way than to try a triathlon and see what all the fuss is about in what has become Ireland’s fastest growing individual sport.

For more information and sign up check out http://bit.ly/2UHm0zW

Sligo Climbing Club are hosting an open day on Sunday 12th May for adults interested in getting into rock climbing. This will be a great opportunity to learn the basic skills of rock climbing an an opportunity to find out about Sligo Climbing Club and their activities. This session is aimed at beginner climbers, if you are an experienced climber and would like to join the club you can find out more information by email sligoclimbingclub@gmail.com

To book a place at the Open Day CLICK HERE . Pre-booking is essential as places are limited.