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From September 2025, a new annual player registration fee of £15.50 for teens and adults, and £10 for U12s will be introduced. This fee is more than just a registration cost – it's an

investment in your experience, your development, and the future of hockey.  Here's how:   1. YOUR HOCKEY – PERSONAL PROTECTION & PERKS   Your registration ensures you receive

essential personal benefits, making your experience on and off the pitch safer, better, and more rewarding:   * Insurance Cover: Personal accident insurance provides protection every time

you step on the pitch.  * Exclusive Discounts: Enjoy savings on leading hockey essentials – including Opro mouthguards.  * Priority Ticket Access: Be first in line for major events,

including the EuroHockey Championships 2027.  These personal benefits make up 60% of your fee – prioritising your wellbeing and giving you perks you won’t want to miss.  2. YOUR GAME –

DEVELOPING SKILLS & SUPPORT   20% of your fee funds free courses in coaching, officiating, and safeguarding – ensuring those who lead your sessions are trained to the highest standard.

You’ll also have access to these courses yourself, helping you build new skills or get involved in giving back to the sport.  3. THE FUTURE OF HOCKEY – GROWING THE GAME FOR EVERYONE   The

final 20% of your fee powers game-changing initiatives to grow and promote hockey:   * Free-to-air hockey on Channel 4 means more people can watch the sport you love.  * Support for State

Schools opens up hockey to thousands of new players through targeted funding, teacher training, and national partnerships with organisations like the Youth Sport Trust.  By contributing,

you’re helping to build a more visible, inclusive, and exciting future for hockey in England.  WHAT YOU GAIN:   * Access to FREE DEVELOPMENT COURSES to support your journey as a player,

coach, or umpire.  * A MORE VISIBLE, INCLUSIVE, AND BETTER-CONNECTED sport, on and off the pitch.  * The chance to be part of something bigger – helping hockey grow for generations to come.

  This isn’t just a fee. It’s your part in shaping the sport’s future.