Codes of Conduct, Safeguarding
and Welfare Matters
and Welfare Matters
If you have any welfare or safeguarding questions or concerns at any time, feel free to contact the Club Welfare Officer Brian Horsepool (pictured) on 07781 102761
or by email at [email protected]
or by email at [email protected]
Notes for Coaches/Assistants
Criminal Records Checks and Training
All coaches/assistants involved with children (under 18s) must undergo an Enhanced Criminal Records Check and also carry out basic FA training on Safeguarding Children and basic First Aid in Football. See the attached Instructions for details of requirements
Criminal Records Checks and Training
All coaches/assistants involved with children (under 18s) must undergo an Enhanced Criminal Records Check and also carry out basic FA training on Safeguarding Children and basic First Aid in Football. See the attached Instructions for details of requirements
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DBS and Online Training Guidance (updated June 2023)
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Welfare Officer Role
The Club's Welfare Officer is a key role in the Club but do you know what the role entails?
See the attached link to a handout from the FA on this important role club-welfare-officer-roles-responsibilities.pdf
The Club's Welfare Officer is a key role in the Club but do you know what the role entails?
See the attached link to a handout from the FA on this important role club-welfare-officer-roles-responsibilities.pdf
November 2021:The FA has issued new guidelines on the filming of children in a football environment. See the below FA leaflet for details. Any questions or guidance required, speak to the Club Welfare Officer
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Football Codes of Conduct
The club's code of conduct are set out under a separate tab in the menu
The club's code of conduct are set out under a separate tab in the menu