Although most of the Covid-19 restrictions have been relaxed, the pandemic is not yet over, and the wave of Omicron infections is a significant concern.

Orienteering is an outdoor, naturally socially-distanced sport.  However, although you should be relatively safe when you are out on your run, there is a risk of Covid-19 transmission during the pre- and post-run activities.

Given that:-

• You must not come to this (or any other) event if you have Covid-19 symptoms or if should be self-isolating in accordance with Government guidance.
• Please maintain effective social distancing, including from the Registration team.  At this event, please don't gather in the Registration area.  Only one person should approach the Registration table at any time.
• Before and after your run, avoid unnecessary close contact with people outside your household.
• Wear a face mask when you are indoors and there are other people around.  At this event, please wear a face mask when you register and, if possible, when you come to hand in your control card after your run.
• Maintain good hand hygiene.

Parking is at St. Paulinus Primary School, The Avenue, Guisborough at grid reference NZ 595152.  The postcode is TS14 8DN, and the What3words reference for the entrance to the car park is ///comedians.quietly.fats

Click on the link to see a map.  You can zoom in (and, optionally, switch to Satellite mode) to see the details of the final approach to the event.  You can also get directions if you specify your starting location.

Registration is in the Voyager pub, about 2 minutes' walk from the car park.  See the diagram on the right.

Urban area.

Important notes:

• You will need to cross a busy main road.  Take care!
• Anyone under 16 on the day of the event must be accompanied by an adult.

Please bring:

• A torch – preferably a head torch.
• Hi-viz clothing so that you can be seen while you're running ..... particularly by drivers, but also by pedestrians.
• A pen to write the numbers on your control card.  (See the Format section below.)
• A watch that you can use to time your 45 minutes.  Please note that this event will be self-timed.  We are trusting participants to report their total running times accurately.

45 minute score.

Visit as many as controls as you can within the 45-minute time limit.  Each control is worth 10 points.  If you exceed the time limit you will lose 5 points for each minute or part minute that you are late getting to the Finish.

Score events involve the extra challenges of (a) deciding the best sequence of controls to visit and (b) judging whether you have time to visit that one last control and still get back to the Finish in time to avoid losing points due to lateness.

Each control is at a lamp post.  Each lamp post is identified by three letters and a number (1 or 2 digits).  The control card gives the letters for each control.  You need to write the number in the relevant box on the control card.  For example, if the lamp post number at control #4 is ABC2 then box 4 on the control card will be labelled ABC and you need to write down 2 in that box.

Please note that there may be multiple lamp posts close to the control.  The dot in the centre of the control circle on the map marks the exact location of the lamp post.  This should, for example, let you see which side of the road the lamp post is on.

The map will be a Street-O map from the Open Orienteering web site.  The map shows roads, footpaths and open areas (both rough and grass), but it is not a standard urban orienteering map.

You can use this link to view a blank map.

Registration will be open 6 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.

Starts will be 6 p.m. – 6.45 p.m.

The Start and Finish are at the entrance to the Voyager pub car park.

As it is a 45 minute score event, everyone should be finished by 7.30 p.m.

When you register, you will receive a map and a control card.

As precautions against transmission of Covid-19, please:

• Send one member of your household to register for all the participating household members.
• Do not gather in the Registration area.  Only one person should approach the Registration table at a time.
• Wear a face mask when you are at the Registration table.

You can pay in cash or you can ask for the entry fee to be added to your account in the CLOK Entry System.  You can only take the second option if (a) you are the account holder or (b) you have the account holder's permission for the entry fee to be added to his or her account.

Please hand in your completed control card at Registration after your run.

Results will be published on the CLOK web site as soon as possible after the event.

We are still investigating the toilet options.  Please check this flyer again nearer the event.

The Voyager will be serving food until 8 p.m.  Follow this link to see the menu.

Please note that, due to a staff shortage, the Voyager will be closing at 8 p.m. on Wednesday.

Please see the Covid-19 section at the top of this flyer.

Please wear high visibility / reflective clothing; e.g. a high-viz vest, reflective armbands or something similar.

Please be courteous to members of the public in the competition area.