JEDBURGH BADMINTON CLUB - ESTABLISHED 12TH DECEMBER 1974

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2008/9 SEASON DATES * New Members Welcome *     SENIOR CLUB: Wed, 7-10.00pm (Starts 3rd Sept to end of March)     JUNIOR SESSIONS: (Starts 9th September) Tue, 7-8pm P5 to P7 Tue, 8-9pm 1st and 2nd year Wed, 6-7pm P2 to P4     PERFORMANCE SESSION - NEW FOR 2008 Mon, 7-9pm (2 hrs) (Starts Mon 8th Sept) Open to all Scottish Border Badminton players keen to improve their game and play to the best of their ability. Players from Primary 5 to 18 years old are eligible to attend the Performance Session. Those coaching badminton are welcome too - we can share ideas and learn from each other. Sessions will include fitness training, techniques and tactics. All players, irrespective of their age / ability,  will be expected to work hard and help each other improve their game. For further information contact John Peters

SENIOR CLUB MEMBERSHIP FEES
Adult Membership Fee	£30.00
Junior Membership Fee	£17.00 *
* fee for juniors attending senior club on Wednesday's
Family Membership Fee (1 Adult & 1 Junior)	£40.00
Shuttle Fees	£1.00 / night
Tournament Fees (includes shuttle fee)	£2.00 / tournament
Visitor Fees (includes shuttle fee)	£3.00 / night max 6 nights
JUNIOR SESSION FEES
Membership Fee	£5.00
Nightly Fee per hour	£1.00
PERFORMANCE SESSION FEES
Membership Fee (None)	£0.00
Nightly fee per 2 hour session	£2.00

VISITORS - TRY BEFORE YOU BUY!

Visitors may attend the senior club up to six times before a membership fee is required and the visitor fee (excluding shuttle fee) will be deducted from the membership fee should you decide to join.

LOCATION

J.B.C. meet in the sports hall of Jedburgh Grammar School and there are three courts available. The games hall has a wooden floor, the lighting is good, there is ample room at the side of each court and a very high ceiling - an ideal venue for the game of Badminton.

JBC PROFILE

For information on coaching sessions, club nights, fees etc, select this link JBC INFO

Latest News / Updates

Gents Singles Final latest result on tournament pages. Now with VIDEO CLIP!

BORDER LEAGUE latest results now online.

Jed lose out to Berwick (4 - 5) in a match that went down to the wire. Congratulations to all league players for supporting the Border Badminton League and to Berwick, champions for 2008-2009.

Full results here

Primary School Badminton Challenge P2, P3, P4
The winning school team for 2009 were Howdenburn 'A' team. Howdenburn 'B' Team, Parkside and Ancrum kids also competed in an evening of fun, games and badminton related challenges. Hawick & Jed Youngsters Friendly Hawick and Jedburgh youngsters competed in a friendly match at Jedburgh Games Hall. A great night was had by all and everyone raised their game.
YONEX 2009 Scottish National Championships. Badminton player action photographs now uploaded. Latest JBC tournament results here. Cockburn and Kirkpatrick victorious in the Seedless Cup. Full report here Bank Of Scotland International Badminton Championships 2008 Kelvin Hall. Badminton player action photographs NOW UPLOADED. Latest JBC tournament results here. Level Doubles wins for newcomer and Gregor steals the show. Club coach John Peters named Roxburgh Sports Council senior coach of the year. The award was presented to John for his work in both coaching and raising the profile of Badminton within the Borders. John attended the awards ceremony with assistant coaches Myra Younger and Joyce Lightbody, his invited guests for the evening. With nearly 90 children participating in badminton at Jedburgh Badminton Club Monday to Wednesday evenings, additional help is always welcome. If you would like to assist or perhaps undertake a coaching award, for further information - please contact John on 07989 573 627. Scottish Four Nations Disabled Championships Jedburgh Badminton Club member Graeme Lang won the class 2 category lifting the honours after winning his group competition against four of his fellow players. Graeme rarely misses a club night unless of course Rangers are in action! JBC web site is getting hits from all over the world. See a recent visitor map for one day here: Visitor Map CLUB PROFILE COACHING WHY BADMINTON

CLUB PROFILE

Based in the Scottish Borders, Jedburgh Badminton Club (JBC) caters for all ages and abilities, beginners through to Border League level, young and old from the age of 6 to 60. Junior sessions currently take place on Monday's, Tuesday's and for an hour on Wednesday's with the senior club running from 7.00pm to 10.00pm on Wednesday evening -  immediately following the junior session. Border League matches tend to be the first Sunday in each month. The club runs weekly from September to the end of March. Visitor's most welcome, read below.

LATEST BORDER LEAGUE

info here, -> BORDER LEAGUE

COACHING
The club are fortunate to have several members trained to offer coaching in badminton. With one Club Coach (Level 2), several Instructors (Level 1),  and accompanied by a dedicated group of members willing to assist, there is ample opportunity to improve your game of badminton. Coaching for juniors takes place on four different sessions covering three nights per week.

Badminton is one of several sports currently targeted for development in the Scottish Borders by the Sports Development Unit who are applying resources to further athlete, coach and club development.

For further details, view the coaching page.

THRIVING JUNIOR SECTION Coaching is critical for the future success of the club. For more information, view the coaching page. To retain the current junior membership and to attract newcomers to the game, coaching at all levels is available and offered in a structured manner. With this in mind, the club is affiliated to Badminton Scotland, the governing body for Badminton in Scotland.

DUTY OF CARE
Those in charge of coaching juniors have been through the disclosure process for Badminton Scotland and/or Education Works. To help ensure that a well organised, safe and responsible environment exists for everyone, the club follows the guidelines established by Badminton Scotland.

Members have recently attended Child Protection and First Aid workshops and the committee are planning to introduce a child protection and welfare role. These initiatives are designed to enhance the safety and care of children, club members, coaches and committee.

DEVELOPMENT PLAN
To safeguard the future of the club, a long term Development Plan will be considered during the 2007-08 season, a new venture for JBC. Its hoped to consider goals for both the club and for coaching.


SOCIAL ASPECTS

For the seniors, JBC has a social side to it and its hoped to continue with friendly matches, a mid season outing and a presentation night buffet and dance at the end of the season (normally the last Friday In March).

JBC Presentation Night poster. JBC were entertained by the excellent band Nite Talk.	Pictured during the mid season night out at the the local Indian restaurant.

J.B.C. also tries to arrange matches with other clubs and with the introduction of a small 'social committee' for 2007-08, the club hopes to retain its social status and return to more regular friendlies.

Trophy winners at last years presentation night.	Winner of the 'best' junior award Ben Leslie.	A JBC guest returning from the buffet at presentation night.

Its hoped to repeat a mid season night out with evening meal and there's the opportunity to run a video night featuring footage of the marathons from the 90's. Should be good for a laugh or a cringe.

WHY BADMINTON

To read more about the game of badminton, select the 'Why Badminton?' link below.

WHY BADMINTON?

INFORMATION

If you require further information on Jedburgh Badminton Club or Badminton in general, view the contacts and link pages.

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