Please find below a link to the provisional timetable for the 2010 British Schools Judo National Individual Championships to be held at EIS – Sheffield on the 20th March 2010.

2010 British Schools Judo National Individual Championships - Provisional Timetable

We have published this timetable to try and assist you with planning your attendance at the event however please note that this timetable is approximate and subject to change on the day.

2010 British Schools Judo National Individual Championships - Important Notes

Registration & weigh-in will take place on Saturday 20th March 2010 at the EIS - Sheffield at the following times:

Years 10 and 11: 09.00am – 9.45am
Years 7, 8 and 9: 10.15am – 10.45am
Years 12 and 13: 11.15am – 11.45am

All competitors must bring their valid BJA or affiliate judo licence to registration.

As a high number of the competitors are going to be under 18 an open weigh in will take place at this event, therefore all players entering this event regardless of age will be weighed in under U18 rules.

Please note that due to this ALL competitors will receive the weight allowance and therefore ALL competitors MUST weigh in wearing competition acceptable judogi trousers for boys (0.5kg) or competition acceptable judogi trousers and t-shirt for girls (0.6kg).

Players will fight in the weight group they make on the day of the event.

Players are NOT permitted to change in the designated official weigh-in area.

SWEATING OFF: If a player is seen by BJA staff or officials sweating off, they will be asked to go straight to the scales and weigh in. A toilet visit will be allowed but no more running. If the athlete refuses to go to the scales they will be withdrawn from the competition.

PHOTOGRAPHY: We intend to have various accredited photographers at this event and we are planning to have some form of filming and internet broadcast of some mats (connections permitting). Whilst no child’s name will be published alongside their image and all of those conducting the filming and or photography will have undergone the necessary checks the Event Manager, James Sills, needs to know as soon as possible of any players entered who for legal or child protection reasons cannot have their image published in the public domain.

You should note that if no notification is received the BJA will be using images taken at this event for media and publicity purposes in order to promote the positive aspect of our sport.

For any queries, please e-mail: events@britishjudo.org.uk