BWPL AND SWIM ENGLAND WAVEPOWER
BWPL is working with the Swim England Safeguarding & Welfare team to help create as safe an environment as possible for all participants, be they senior or junior, coach, team manager or official. We will be consulting with Swim England on future relevant updates to Wavepower (Swim England’s safeguarding policy), and in the meantime, and with Swim England’s support, we are writing to all involved in BWPL, see News page.
BWPL is working with the Swim England Safeguarding & Welfare team to help create as safe an environment as possible for all participants, be they senior or junior, coach, team manager or official. We will be consulting with Swim England on future relevant updates to Wavepower (Swim England’s safeguarding policy), and in the meantime, and with Swim England’s support, we are writing to all involved in BWPL, see News page.
MAKING WAVES - BWPL AND SWIM ENGLAND'S DRIVE FOR FEMALE WATER POLO REFEREES
BWPL, in collaboration with Swim England, is proud to launch "Making Waves", a new initiative aimed at increasing female participation in water polo refereeing. With comparable male and female participation in the sport, it’s time our refereeing community reflected that balance.
The “Making Waves” programme will focus on topics relevant to female referees’ development; provide a space to discuss barriers to recruitment, progression, and retention; and generate resources to support future female referees.
"Making Waves" will benefit current referees, build a supportive environment for new recruits and inspire female players to draw on their knowledge of the game and take up the whistle.
BWPL, in collaboration with Swim England, is proud to launch "Making Waves", a new initiative aimed at increasing female participation in water polo refereeing. With comparable male and female participation in the sport, it’s time our refereeing community reflected that balance.
The “Making Waves” programme will focus on topics relevant to female referees’ development; provide a space to discuss barriers to recruitment, progression, and retention; and generate resources to support future female referees.
"Making Waves" will benefit current referees, build a supportive environment for new recruits and inspire female players to draw on their knowledge of the game and take up the whistle.
Welcome to the website of the BWPL, UK water polo's premier league competition!! The British Water Polo League was launched in 2010 following the successful merger of the men's National League and the National Women's Water Polo League.
Particular thanks to James Reddick, of Polytechnic, for his help in creating this website. For more information about advertising, please contact BWPL General Secretary Mike Hesketh, [email protected].
Particular thanks to James Reddick, of Polytechnic, for his help in creating this website. For more information about advertising, please contact BWPL General Secretary Mike Hesketh, [email protected].
