Cottingham Rangers AFC
Established in 1972, Cottingham Rangers consists of seventeen teams playing in the Hull Boys Sunday Football League and the East Riding Girls Football League. The Club is affiliated to the East Riding County Football Association and is an FA Charter Standard Club.
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Cottingham Rangers AFC
The FA Child Protection Policy Statement
Every child or young person who plays Football should be able to take part in an enjoyable and safe environment and be protected from abuse. This is the responsibility of every adult involved in Football.
The Football Association recognises its responsibility to safeguard the welfare of all children and young people protecting them from physical, sexual or emotional harm and from neglect or bullying.
It is determined to meet its obligation to ensure all Clubs meet its obligation to ensure that those Clubs and Organisations providing football opportunities for children and young people do so, to the highest possible standard of care.
The procedures apply to anyone in football whether in a paid or voluntary capacity, for example: - Volunteers in Clubs, referees, club officials, helpers on club tours, football coaches and medical staff.
The Football Association will consider, having taken advice, whether anyone who has previous criminal conviction or caution for offences related to the abuse of children or young people, violence or any sexual offences should be excluded from working with children and young people. This position is re-inforced by U.K. Legislation and guidance.
Cottingham Rangers Football Club is committee to a policy of child protection, and will ensure that the Club maintains the highest possible standards o care in the following way: -
- All Managers, Assistant Managers, Coaches, Medical Staff, Club Officials who have contact with Children and young people are to be checked through the approved channels.
- All Managers, Assistant Managers, Coaches, Medical Staff, Club Officials will attend the FA approved Child Protection training courses.
- Any member of the club, who takes on the responsibility of officiating a game in the absence of an appointed referee, shall ensure the policy statement for match officials is adhered to.