Bromley Primary Schools

All Stars Cricket

Run at many Bromley Cricket clubs from May to July each year, All Stars Cricket provides a fantastic first experience for all children aged 5-8 years old. Each player is guaranteed 8 weeks of jam-packed fun, activity and skills development. The programme is designed to introduce children to the sport, teaching them new skills, helping them make new friends and have a great time doing so.

The programme costs around £40 depending on the club, and to find out more and to identify your nearest centre, click on the logo to the left or go to www.ecb.co.uk/play/all-stars

Dynamos Cricket

Run at many Bromley clubs from May to July each year, Dynamos Cricket provides a fantastic next step for all those graduating from All Stars Cricket and the perfect introduction for all 8-11 year-olds new to the sport! Complementing junior cricket, Dynamos provides children with a more social offer focused on developing fundamental movement skills and applying them in an exciting game of countdown cricket.

The programme costs around £40 depending on the club, and to find out more and to identify your nearest centre, click on the logo to the left or go to https://www.ecb.co.uk/play/dynamos-cricket

Club	Postcode	Contact
Beckenham CC	BR3 5AS	Email
Bromley CC	BR1 3AS	Email
Bromley Common CC	BR2 8HQ	Email
Bromley Town CC	BR2 9EF	Email
Catford & Cyphers CC	SE6 4DH	Email
Catford Wanderers CC	SE6 3NU	Email
Greenwich Junior Academy	SE12 8UE	Email
Hayes (Kent) CC	BR2 7AA	Email
Locksbottom CC	BR6 7AA	Email
New Beckenham CC	BR3 5AS	Email
OD Cuaco CC	BR3 3SS	Email
Old Wilsonians CC	BR2 7HN	Email
Orpington CC	BR6 9SX	Email
Sidcup CC	DA14 6RA	Email

If your club details are incorrect or your club has an U12 programme and is missing from this list, please let us know

Since its inception, the Area Cricket Programme (ACP) has grown in stature and been established as the foundation of the Talent Pathway in Kent, helping to develop young cricketers and prepare them to move up the pathway into the County Age Group, Academy and Senior County Squads.

The ACP is vital in providing a higher standard of competition than school and junior club cricket, to challenge and enable development of talented players, helping to prepare them to compete for places in the County Age Group Squads.

The ACP is a competitive environment where players are allowed to develop in competitive matches that challenge them to reach their potential and teach them to win and lose respectfully. Competitions are played as festivals and finals days between area squads pitting them against the best from other areas of Kent.

Each area runs training sessions during the autumn, that are available to school and club cricketers who would like to progress to the next level. From these sessions, area coaches will select their squads for the following summer who will receive bespoke training sessions before taking part in festivals playing against the other areas.

Club or school coaches or teachers may recommend to players that they seek to progress their cricket further, or if parents and guardians believe their children have the potential to train and compete at the next level, they can sign them up for the sessions.

Players do not have to be put forward or ‘nominated’, however area leads welcome recommendations from schools and clubs if they have talented young players.
All the Area managers welcome new contact from clubs and school teachers in their area, so whether you have noticed a 9-year-old with a natural eye for the ball in a PE lesson, or have an accomplished year 6 player then please get in touch with your area manager.

Bromley is home to the Bromley Bulldogs and their contact details are:

Key Contacts

Alex Blake – Email, 07957 282077
Will MacVicar – Email, 07776 063933

Welfare Officer: Hannah Crisp – Email, 07910 522499
Website: https://bbulldogs.play-cricket.com/home 
X: @BromleyBulldogs