Classification
Classification
Classification is a way of grouping players into levels of impairment, in order to make sure they play and compete on an equal level.
Boccia Classification Guide
Boccia England have developed a Classification Guide to help those involved in boccia to understand the classification system within England. Read the Boccia England Classification Guide below.
Boccia Classification Profiles
These are the BC1 – 8 classification profiles used by Boccia England.
BC1 Classification
BC2 Classification
BC3 Classification
BC4 Classification
BC5 Classification
BC6 Classification
BC7 Classification
BC8 Classification
Boccia Self-Classification Tool
Self-classification is the first step on an athletes journey to boccia classification. Players will be asked to self-classify when they enter their first Boccia England competition. The following tools can be used to support you through this process.
Download the Boccia Self-Classification Tool
Download the Boccia Interactive Self-Classification Tool
Classifier Workforce
The process of classification is supported by our dedicated volunteer workforce of classifiers;
Medical Classifiers – Neil, Jack
Technical Classifiers – Pete, Rachel
Classifiers in Training – Rochelle
If you are interested in becoming a classifier, please contact us via workforce@bocciaengland.org.uk
Supporting Resources
Boccia England Classification Policy
IPC Athlete Classification Code
Medical Diagnosis Form We are currently reviewing classification paperwork in line with changes in international guidelines.