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COVID-19 Resources

LAST UPDATED: Saturday 19th December 2020 17:30PM

Welsh Government announced Wales is to move to Alert Level Four from midnight on Saturday 19th December 2020. This means all judo activity in Wales is suspended until further notice.

Please look at the Welsh Government Coronavirus Control plan document. We will continue to liaise with colleagues in Sport Wales and the WSA before the next review is due on 18th January, and will provide updates as and when available.  

Please note that due to the ever-changing status of the current COVID-19 pandemic the guidelines provided will continue to be adapted, in line with and guided by Welsh Government legislation and Public Health Wales guidelines. 

* Please note: While all judo activity is suspended we have kept the following information available so clubs are able to plan a return to judo activity as Welsh Government guidances changes.*

The timing of resumed activity spans across the four themes, with greater detail provided by Welsh Government and national governing bodies as we progress through the phases, moving out of lockdown. 

The message from Welsh Government is clear: some activities – due to the limitations posed by social distancing – lend themselves to resuming earlier than others and a coordinated approach is required.

With the recent changes regarding the requirement of face covering to be worn indoors from Monday 14th September, Welsh Government have provided more details about the rules concerning these changes. The details refer to where they will be required to be worn and when, including gyms and leisure centres.

Our guidance is based on Welsh Government legislation, this is the law in Wales and differs from England, Scotland and other Home Countries. Public Health Wales guidance surrounding Covid-19 is drawn in accordance with Welsh Government legislation. 

The guidance provided in our Return To Judo documents enables Welsh Judo clubs to reopen inline with the latest legislation. Clubs must follow this guidance to be insured when they reopen. We have made every effort to communicate these guidelines as simply and as clearly as possible through the following SIX STEPS that will allow clubs to reopen safely during the Covid-19 pandemic in Wales when not in lockdown:

STEP ONE: Appoint a COVID-19 Compliance Officer for your club

STEP TWO: Complete WSA COVID-19 Compliance Officer Training 

STEP THREE: Undertake a robust COVID-19 Risk Assessment for your club

STEP FOUR: Complete the COVD-19 Action Plan for your club

STEP FIVE: Complete and return declaration form

STEP SIX: Make sure your members renew their licence

For further support concerning this guidance, or for information around implementing any aspect of return to Judo, please contact: 

Welsh Judo COVID-19 Officer: tom.hughes@welshjudo.com 

Welsh Judo Head Office: office@welshjudo.com 


Welsh Judo Resources

COVID-19 Compliance OfficerDownload
Club Declaration Form (WalDownload
Self Declaration Form (Wales)Download
Welsh Judo Risk Assessment TemplateDownload

WSA Covid-19 Awareness Course
https://wsa.wales/covid-19-awareness-training-for-the-sports-and-recreation-sector/

Register your Covid Compliance Officer with Welsh Judo
https://welshjudo.com/covid-compliance-officer-registration/


British Judo Advice & Guidelines

The latest advice of guidelines from British Judo Association can be found below. The advice from British Judo is based on English clubs only.

https://www.britishjudo.org.uk/covid-19/a-safe-return-to-judo/

Government Guidelines

Please continue to follow Welsh Government and Public Health Wales guidelines:

1. Public Health Wales information on Coronavirus – updated daily at 3pm 

https://covid19-phwstatement.nhs.wales

2. Public Health Wales FAQs 

https://phw.nhs.wales/news/public-health-wales-statement-on-novel-coronavirus-outbreak-in-china/coronavirus-faqs-accordion/faqs-on-coronavirus-english/

3. Foreign Office travel advice 

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/travel-advice-novel-coronavirus

4. Welsh Government advice 

https://gov.wales/coronavirus-covid-19

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