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Ashridge Park
FC
Officials
Chairman :
Steve Jones Vice Chairman :
Ian Blackham Secretary :
Neil
Coupe Treasurer :
Peter Dacey
Fixtures Secretary :
Paul Doran
Child
Protection Officer : Rosie Ramsay
Codes or Conduct
Please take the time to view the codes of
conduct at the following links:
Parents and Supporters
Players
Managers and Coaches
Ashridge Park FC Child
Protection Statement
AIMS
The
Aims of Ashridge Park, in conjunction with the FA Child Protection
Policy, are:
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To develop a positive and pro-active position in order to best protect
all children and young people who play football, enabling them to
participate in an enjoyable and safe environment.
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To provide quality assured child protection information and guidelines
in conjunction with social services ,The Police and the FA.
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To instigate self declaration procedures for ALL adults (i.e. those
over the age of 16) working with young people within Ashridge Park FC.
Such information will be confidentially stored and acted on should the
need arise.
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To demonstrate best practice in the area of child protection.
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To promote ethics and high standards throughout football.
PRINCIPLES
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The child’s welfare is, and must always be, the paramount
consideration.
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All children and young people have a right to be protected from abuse
regardless of their age, gender, disability, culture, language, racial
origin, religious beliefs or sexual identity.
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All suspicions and allegations of abuse will be taken seriously and
responded to swiftly and appropriately.
ACTION
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All those working with children and young people within Ashridge Park
FC will be provided with a copy of the Club’s Child Protection
Statement.
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All those working with children and young people within Ashridge Park
FC. will be provided with the document entitled “Football and Child
Protection”, which they will be asked to read and adhere to.
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All those working with children and young people within Ashridge Park
FC will be given the opportunity to attend an FA Junior Team
Manager’s Course and, if available, appropriate child protection
training.
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All those over the age of 16, working with children and young people
within Ashridge Park FC will be required to submit a self
declaration document which will be held in confidence but will be
acted upon by the Executive Committee of Ashridge Park should the need
arise.
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Upon receipt of a suspicion, or allegation, of abuse, the Football
Association’s Regulations on child protection as defined in The FA
Handbook will be invoked.
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The Child Protection Statement and the document entitled “Football and
Child Protection” will be freely available on request to
parents/carers of the children and young people within Ashridge Park
Football Club.
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