The priority of Football NSW the BDSFA and the Workers FC Committee, has been to safeguard the health and wellbeing of the community and to undertake its social responsibility to do everything it can to slow down the spread of COVID-19.
FNSW has now developed guidelines to provide for the limited return of football training. Training for groups greater than 10 people and playing matches is still not permitted under public health guidelines and is not sanctioned by Football NSW.
Workers FC strongly encourage all players, parents, caregivers, coaches and managers to read the guidelines. please clink on the below link:
https://footballnsw.com.au/covid-19-resources-files/
It is extremely important that everyone follow the Return to Training guidelines which are provided at the end of this email. In addition to these guidelines, there are strict rules that we all must follow when returning to training. These rules are in place for your safety and the safety of your families as well as the families of your fellow players. Anyone not adhering to these rules will not be permitted to train.
Below you will find the Training Timetable stating training field allocation it is also important that you understand the following:
FNSW has now developed guidelines to provide for the limited return of football training. Training for groups greater than 10 people and playing matches is still not permitted under public health guidelines and is not sanctioned by Football NSW.
Workers FC strongly encourage all players, parents, caregivers, coaches and managers to read the guidelines. please clink on the below link:
https://footballnsw.com.au/covid-19-resources-files/
It is extremely important that everyone follow the Return to Training guidelines which are provided at the end of this email. In addition to these guidelines, there are strict rules that we all must follow when returning to training. These rules are in place for your safety and the safety of your families as well as the families of your fellow players. Anyone not adhering to these rules will not be permitted to train.
Below you will find the Training Timetable stating training field allocation it is also important that you understand the following:
- Read the FNSW and BDSFA guidelines, parents/guardians are expected to explain these to your children to ensure they understand why training is different to what they are used to.
- Read the poster which is provided at the end of this email that summarises the information for players, parents and volunteers. A return to training video has also ben posted on our Facebook page.
- Players are only permitted to arrive no earlier than 5 minutes prior to the start of a training session - players arriving earlier than 5 minutes will not be allowed to stay at the ground.
- Every player must have their own water bottle that has their name on it “no water bottle = no training”
- For players under 16, a parent/guardian must escort their child to their designated sign in station and then wait in their car or behind the fence following social distance requirements.
- Only collect your child 5 minutes prior to the end of training. Parents/Carers are expected to wait in their car and or behind the fence and not leave the vicinity in the event that training may end earlier than expected.
- Players under 16 will NOT be permitted to train unless signed in by a parent/guardian
- Players must arrive dressed for training with boots on and shin pads on.
- Players, Parents/guardians must maintain 1.5 meters social distancing when signing in and/or collecting their child.
- In addition, If anyone is feeling sick they should not attend the ground for any reason and we strongly encourage you all to download the COVIDSAFE app
