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FEATURED CHARTER STANDARD CLUBS |
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Wortley FC |
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Wortley FC have become one of the latest
clubs to receive the FA Charter Standard Community Club award.
County's Andrew Shuttleworth can be seen below right presenting Don
Kent (Club Chairman) with the award. |
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Founded in 1974 under name of Wortley Boys
with one team at under 16s, by the late Ted Tabor and a few friends
to give there boys something to do,the club have progressed and now
proudly offer playing opportunities for 2 open age mens teams, 12
junior boys teams and 3 juniors girls teams. |
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The Charter Standard Scheme is a best practice
guide that sets standards of coaching, administration and child
protection for all clubs outside the Football League and Premier
League. As a benchmark for quality, it aims to improve the playing
experience for all involved within the club.
The FA Community Club scheme builds upon the foundations of the
Charter Standard scheme in placing clubs at the heart of their
community.
Community Clubs, the pinnacle of the club development pathway, will
be those that have a high quality, multi-team (minimum of 10 teams)
set up with excellent social, training and playing opportunities for
all.
All new FA Community Clubs are required to meet FA criteria,
ensuring they provide opportunities for players irrespective of age,
gender, religion and ability. Clubs must also provide qualified
coaches, first aiders and child protection officers. |
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County Football Development Officer Andrew
Shuttleworth (left) present Wortley FC Chairman Don Kent with the
Charter Standard Community Award watched by players and coaching
staff
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