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Updated Phase 3 Paddlesport Guidance - 21st August

Aug 21, 2020

NOTE - This guidance has been superseded - see here for latest guidance


The SCA welcomes the First Minister’s announcement on 20th August and has updated the Paddlesport Guidance for Phase 3.

Public health and wellbeing remains the most pressing priority and the SCA is extremely grateful to paddlers for continuing to follow the government guidance and for helping to suppress the spread of the virus and prevent a second wave.

The key changes taking effect on 24th August are:
  • All outdoor paddlesport activity can take place including events and competitions - subject to COVID mitigation measures
  • Group sizes of up to 30 are possible for organised sessions, competitions and events
  • All other paddlesport activity is subject to the Scottish Government limit on meeting others outdoors (currently maximum group size of 15 people from up to 4 other households)
  • All British Canoeing courses can take place - subject to COVID mitigation measures
  • Under 12s do not need to physically distance. For anyone over 12 a ‘field of play bubble’ suspends the need to physically distance during outdoor activity
From 31 Aug, indoor facilities (and access to indoor storage) are able to 
open - subject to guidance being followed.

We continue to work with sportscotland, the Scottish Government and other governing bodies of sport to ensure that sport and physical activity is delivered safely in line with the guidelines.

Click here for updated guidance Click here to visit COVID Hub

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