In partnership with DACO, the Devon Cricket Foundation Scoring Workshops are whistlestop tours of the Play-Cricket Scorer mobile and tablet app.
Do you find yourself handed the club tablet to score a game? Would you like to be more confident using the app? Not sure what to do when something goes wrong with the app? Then this workshop is perfect for you.
Course Dates
| Course | Date | Location | Booking |
| Scoring Workshop | Wednesday, 10 April 2024 6-9pm |
Exeter CC, EX4 4PR |
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| Scoring Workshop | Sunday, 14 April 2024 9:30am-12:30pm |
Hatherleigh CC, EX20 3LR |
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| Scoring Workshop | Tuesday, 16 April 2024 6-9pm |
Budleigh Salterton CC, EX9 7BA |
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| Scoring Workshop | Sunday, 21 April 2024 9:30am-12:30pm |
Cornwood CC, PL21 9RP |
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| Scoring Workshop | Wednesday, 24 April 2024 6-9pm |
Babbacombe CC, TQ1 3LZ |
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Changes to DBS Requirements
The ECB have been reviewing the role of Scorer against the requirements of DBS, taking into consideration the role definition and the legal definition of Regulated Activity. The ECB undertake these reviews, on all roles, to ensure we are working within and not in breach of any legal requirements.
Following the most recent review, it has been concluded that the role of Scorer does not meet the legal requirements for an Enhanced DBS.
In short, when an individual is contacted for their annual DBS recheck, they will need to complete a questionnaire via a link provided. They will be asked to select the most appropriate role/ options from the drop-down menu. Depending on their answers, they will receive confirmation as to whether their DBS can be renewed for their remaining role/s in cricket or their DBS can be lapsed in line with the changes.
If an individual is not registered to the Update Service but wishes to continue in Cricket in another role that is in regulated activity, then a new application will be required.
Scorers will still be required to undertake the online Safeguarding for Specialist Roles (SSR) eLearning training every three years and are encouraged to follow other safeguarding best practice guidance, such as not being alone with a child, following the rule of two.
