Umpiring School Cricket

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With Lydia Greenway OBE

Dates & Venues

    This introductory course is designed for teachers who are new to umpiring school Cricket. It will enable them to develop the knowledge and confidence to officiate matches effectively. It provides a practical understanding of the Laws of Cricket, together with guidance on managing school games to create a safe, fair and enjoyable experience for all participants. Through a combination of video analysis, demonstrations and practical discussion, delegates will explore key decisions, match management and effective communication on the field. 

    • The role of the school umpire
    • Positioning 
    • Umpiring signals  
    • Ways batters can be out 
    • Understanding the 'appeal' in cricket and when it should be used 
    • Understanding run out at both ends
    • Managing different match formats
    • Combining umpiring with scoring  
    Course Leaders
    Lydia Greenway

    Lydia Greenway

    Lydia represented England during a career spanning 13 years with 225 appearances in all formats of the game. One of the most capped players to play for England. Lydia played an integral part in winning both the 50 over and T20 ICC World Cups in 2009. Lydia is also a five times Ashes winner. Lydia has built and developed 'Cricket for Girls' which specialises in supporting schools and clubs in the development of women and girls' cricket. She also coaches Mumbai Indians fielding coach in the Womens Premier League and previously worked with the Sydney Sixers in the Big Bash. She continues to commentate on the game for both Sky and BBC.

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    Prices

    Webinar Pricing (unless otherwise stated)

    1 person = £85 (excludes VAT)

    School Subscription ( up 5 people on 5 separate devices) = £189 (excludes VAT)

     

    All prices exclude VAT

    Don’t forget schools can now reclaim the VAT on all our courses

    Timing:  Live Webinars 7pm to 8.30pm. Recording available for 48 hours. Terms:  Cancellation of course bookings requires a minimum of 14 days' notice.

    Updated 05 August 2026

    Categories Cricket