Covid-19 section with more information
As you will be aware the Scottish Government have announced a new system of local protection levels that will be introduced from Monday (November 2).
The announcements on Thursday (October 29) laid out the initial protection level for each local authority in Scotland. To view the protection level for your local authority area please click here.
scottishathletics have now updated our own updated guidance for athletics in consultation with sportscotland and the Scottish Government.
We appreciate there will be a bit uncertainty amongst clubs but we are very keen to help and answer queries.
To provide you with further information we will once again be holding Covid-19 update and Q and sessions on Zoom for clubs, Covid Coordinators and coaches early
Monday 2 November: 6.30pm to 7.30pm
Tuesday 3 November: 10am to 11am
To book in for these sessions, please get in touch with your secretary, who has been emailed the invitation link. (For Zoom security reasons, we cannot publish the link on here).
The slides and questions and answers from these sessions will be made available on the scottishathletics website for anyone that cannot attend.
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CHANGES TO COVID TRAVEL GUIDANCE FOR SPORT - Sport has today been issued with some updated travel guidance following further conversations between the Scottish Government and sportscotland. We appreciate any changes to the travel guidance can cause significant disruption and frustration so we apologise for any inconvenience caused. The changes are as follows:
• Participants of all ages living in a Level 4 area should only travel within that local authority area for organised athletics/running activity.
• Participants aged 18 years and over living in a Level 3 area should only travel within that local authority area for organised athletics activity.
• Participants in Level 3 and Level 4 can travel to a place up to 5 miles outside their local authority to take part in informal exercise (household rules apply) as long as the exercise starts and finishes at the same place.
This means that adults living in a Level 3 or 4 area, and under 18’s in a Level 4 area, can no longer travel 5 miles from their local authority boundary to participate in organised athletics activity. The updated travel guidance in full is now contained within the Framework and Guidance documents on the covid-19 page of our website: www.scottishathletics.org.uk/clubs/club-support/coronavirus/ ... See MoreSee Less
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