Supporting Yorkshire's Clubs
Whether you're an established club looking to grow, or a group of fencers thinking about starting one from scratch — Yorkshire Fencing is here to help.
Whether you're an established club looking to grow, or a group of fencers thinking about starting one from scratch — Yorkshire Fencing is here to help.
Pathways and support for coaches at every level — from first-time helpers on a beginner course through to qualified BF coaches. We can signpost training, qualifications and funding opportunities available in Yorkshire.
Thinking about starting a club in your area? We'll help with British Fencing affiliation, kit requirements, venue considerations, insurance and getting your first members through the door. No question is too basic.
From in-house club opens to county-level ranking events — guidance on refereeing, direct elimination tables, British Fencing rules and entry management. We can also promote your event on the Yorkshire calendar.
Our Welfare Officer supports clubs in meeting their safeguarding obligations. We can advise on DBS requirements, photography policies, codes of conduct and British Fencing's welfare framework — all essential for clubs working with young people.
Get your club listed on our finder — it's where new fencers in your area will look first. Promote your events on the Yorkshire calendar. Benefit from county-level social media and awareness campaigns that bring new fencers to your door.
Connect with coaches and club leads across Yorkshire. Share knowledge, co-promote events, arrange friendly inter-club fixtures and be part of a county-wide community that's stronger together than any single club alone.
Listing is free. Email our Secretary with the details below and we'll have you on the finder within a week.
We list club opens and competitions on our events calendar — send the date, venue, categories and an entry link and we'll publish it.
Moved venue? Changed session times? New beginner course? Email the Secretary and we'll update your listing. An accurate listing is the difference between a new fencer turning up and giving up.