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Wiltshire Senior League
Latest FA COVID 19 Advice
The FA on Friday issued new guidance documents for adult players, coaches, facility operators, parents and carers involved in re-starting grassroots football activity during COVID-19.
These documents have been produced in line with Government guidance issued on Monday 1 June, which saw the easing of lockdown restrictions on gatherings, public spaces and outdoor activities and the phased return of outdoor sport and recreation.
The return of grassroots football is something that the FA know many are keen to see, but at this stage of the nation’s response to COVID-19, it must be done with careful consideration for everyone’s safety, especially vulnerable groups.
The FA continue to work closely with DCMS and Sport England in order to set out good practice guidance for those responsible for delivering different aspects of grassroots football.
As the weeks progress, Government restrictions may or may not be eased further. If they are, the FA will update their guidance accordingly. It’s essential everyone is clear about the restrictions and works together to manage social distancing and strong hand hygiene.
The FA thank all involved in grassroots football in advance for playing your vital pthey hope everyone can work together to ensure the transition back to enjoying football is as smooth and safe as possible.
The three relevant documents for clubs in the Corsham Print Wiltshire Senior League relate to Players, Coaches and Parents/Carers and can be found by clicking on the image of the documents below:
These documents have been produced in line with Government guidance issued on Monday 1 June, which saw the easing of lockdown restrictions on gatherings, public spaces and outdoor activities and the phased return of outdoor sport and recreation.
The return of grassroots football is something that the FA know many are keen to see, but at this stage of the nation’s response to COVID-19, it must be done with careful consideration for everyone’s safety, especially vulnerable groups.
The FA continue to work closely with DCMS and Sport England in order to set out good practice guidance for those responsible for delivering different aspects of grassroots football.
As the weeks progress, Government restrictions may or may not be eased further. If they are, the FA will update their guidance accordingly. It’s essential everyone is clear about the restrictions and works together to manage social distancing and strong hand hygiene.
The FA thank all involved in grassroots football in advance for playing your vital pthey hope everyone can work together to ensure the transition back to enjoying football is as smooth and safe as possible.
The three relevant documents for clubs in the Corsham Print Wiltshire Senior League relate to Players, Coaches and Parents/Carers and can be found by clicking on the image of the documents below:
14-06-2020
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