Boccia England resources

Promoting Boccia Resources

Find all resources relating to running a club on our Club and Group Resources page.

Loan equipment to play boccia

Boccia England's Lending Library

Codes of Conduct

Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct - Coaches

Code of Conduct - Family & PA's

Code of Conduct - Officials & Classifiers

Code of Conduct - Players

Code of Conduct - Spectators

Code of Conduct - Volunteers

Governance

Find our Governance policies and our Board and Committee Terms of Reference and meeting notes on our Governance page.

Latest

Age UK and Active for All Deliver boccia in Devon

Active for All in partnership with Age Positive delivers a series of older people’s boccia sessions in St Budeaux, Plymouth.
Boccia England backs Equal Play Campaign

Boccia England is supporting the Equal Play campaign launched by ParalympicsGB for no child to be left on the sidelines.
Membership 2023-2024

Information and resources relating to the membership year of 1st October 2023 until 30th September 2024.
National Boccia Day

Join us throughout September to celebrate the most inclusive sport in the world!

Introduction to boccia

What is boccia? Boccia (pronounced bot-cha) is a Paralympic sport with no Olympic equivalent and is similar to bowls.
Facility Guide

For people playing boccia it is important that facilities are as accessible as possible. This guide has been developed to show how boccia courts can be incorprated into sportshall markings
Lending Library

Boccia England is committed to providing greater access to equipment for individuals and organisation. In doing so, we operate a lending library whereby eligible persons or organisations can request to borrow items of equipment.
Boccia Activity Cards

This page contains a suite of Activity Cards.
Rules of the game

An overview of the rules of boccia
Classification

Classification is a way of grouping players into levels of impairment, in order to make sure that players are competing on an equal level.
Visually Impaired Boccia

A basic guide on how to play boccia when visually impaired using VI grids
Boccia at Home

You can play boccia recreationally at home. You don’t need much space or specialised equipment to have fun and start developing some of your boccia skills! On this page you’ll find some ideas and links to help you get started.
Occupational Therapist Guide

Using boccia as an assessment and intervention tool.
Training guides

This section provides various training guides for boccia players, clubs and practitioners.

Safeguarding

We have achieved the Child Protection in Sport Units Advanced Safeguarding Standard to ensure we provide a framework for all those involved in our sport to help them create a safe sporting environment for children and young people and protect them from harm. Read more

Boccia England backs Equal Play Campaign

Boccia England is supporting the Equal Play campaign launched by ParalympicsGB for no child to be left on the sidelines. Read more

Age UK and Active for All Deliver boccia in Devon

Active for All in partnership with Age Positive delivers a series of older people’s boccia sessions in St Budeaux, Plymouth. Read more

Promoting Boccia Resources

Loan equipment to play boccia

Codes of Conduct

Governance

Other Policies and Documents