Back to Boccia Roadmap

The document below sets out Boccia England’s proposed return to play steps as we look forward to getting back on court and restarting all boccia activity in time.
COVID-19 - Latest Statement

Find the latest Boccia England COVID-19 statement here. Latest Statement released on 13/04/2021
Previous Statements
Online learning success

In September 2020 we launched the first ever online learning series for boccia. Six months on and we are delighted to report on the successful delivery of 13 sessions which attracted over 200 attendances from across the UK boccia community.

Stay active at home - Guidance and Support

#bocciaathome #stayinworkout A wealth of support and advice to help keep us active at well whilst at home due to Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Visual Impairment

A basic guide on how to play boccia when visually impaired using VI grids
Training guides

This section provides various training guides for boccia players, clubs and practitioners.
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.
Rules of the game

An overview of the rules of boccia
Occupational Therapy Guide to boccia

Sport for Confidence and Boccia England produce Guide for Occupational Therapy Practice

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

Cotswold Crusaders and the Rainbow Cup!

Anna and Archie Eaton tell us why Cotswold Crusaders have been enjoying the Rainbow Cup and how it has brought the club together during Covid-19 when they can't meet to train. Read more