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GAA January Newsletter
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2020 Junior Football Championship Draw.
Round 1 25/26 Apr Scotland Vs Warwickshire Leeds Kilkenny Vs Lancashire Leeds Hertfordshire Vs Yorkshire Watford London Vs Glouscestershire McGovern
Warwickshire Activity
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See our Games Development Page under Club Information for details on all scheduled courses or contact your local CDA.
Hertfordshire – Year 4/5 Primary Tournament in May this year
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Hertfordshire – Safeguarding & Protecting Children
Hertfordshire held two very successful Safeguarding & Protecting Children courses last week in Luton & Waltham Cross. Well done to our clubs volunteers!
Thanks to Provincial Safeguarding tutors Stephen Davies & Jason Rooney for facilitating @BPCGAA
Click on the above link for photos and see our Games Development Page under Club Information for details on all scheduled courses.
Hertfordshire Activity
Thursday 23/01/20 – Today we are at the @sportinherts PE & School Sport Conference sharing information on our schools programme @JohnHSP @BPCGAA
Gaelic Games Council of Britain Safeguarding & Child Protection Tutors required
We are looking to recruit tutors to deliver safeguarding workshops throughout Gloucester, Hertfordshire and London. Do you have the ability and desire to join our team?
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Lancashire Super Games Centres – Saturday 29th February & Saturday 7th March 2020
Lancashire GAA will be running a Super Games Centre on Saturday 29th February & Saturday 7th March 2020.
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Health and Wellbeing – ‘Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds’
By their very nature GAA clubs are health promoting units offering excellent opportunities for physical exercise, social interaction, community engagement, as well as a safe environment for recreational activities,inter-generational connections, and life skill development. Your local GAA club, its officers, volunteers, and team mates also provide a valuable support system to help members and communities overcome challenges they may face from time to time. SEE OUR HEALTH AND WELLBEING PAGE FOR MORE HELPFUL INFORMATION.
