Index

• About The Club
• The Committee
• Three Year Plan

About The Club

The club has been formed to promote football within the community for the younger generations. It is run by a group of volunteers, completely as a non-profit making organisation. All money collected/raised, is re-invested back into the club, to provide new equipment(balls, protective clothing, football strips and goals etc) and to pay for tournament and league fees, aswell as hire of the community centre and administration fees.

We are well appointed with Football Association qualified coaches, all of whom have been Police checked.

The Football Association has a Charter Standard Scheme, which the club is striving to achieve.

Our aim is to give the children a chance to learn and develop there team building skills and to enhance there football skills, but most of all .....

It's about FUN!

The Committee

On the 25th July 2003 a committee was formed with the sole aim of providing a future for the club and its players.

Committee members & responsibilities.

• Shane Clark - Chairperson Send an Email
• Ian Perry - Vice Chairman Send an Email
• Duncan Ellis - Treasurer Send an Email
• Helen Rowles - Secretary Send an Email
• David Knight - Child Protection Officer Send an Email
• Mark Nolan - General Committee Member Send an Email
• Alan Daniels - General Committee Member Send an Email
• John Little - General Committee Member Send an Email

Team Representatives

• Under 9's Team Rep - Tina Tucker.
• Under 10's Team Rep - Steve Lubbock. Send an Email

Three Year Plan

Season 2003-2004.

• To enter 3 teams into the NENYL, 2 teams at under 9s and 1 team at under 8
• To form a committee and to enable all players and parents to have an input into the running of the club.
• To start working towards the F.A Standard Charter Club status.
• For all teams to have a representative who will attend committee meetings and raise any concerns or issues that players or parents may have about running of the club/teams.
• All team managers to achieve a 1st for sport Level 1 Certificate in Coaching Football.
• To appoint a Child protection officer.
• To create and run a website to promote the club.
• To enter end of season tournaments further a field than Norfolk but still in U.K.
• To undertake more activities for the club such as attending professional football matches, organising fun days, BBQs, discos ect. And making the club a more family orientated club
• To provide embroided woolly hats for all team players to accompany rain jackets.
• To continue to provide a safe and friendly, enjoyable environment for all children from the age of 5 upwards.

Season 2004-2005.

• To enter at least 3 teams into the NENYL at under 10s, 9s, and 8s level.
• To find (rent) a home pitch big enough for the under 10s to have their own pitch for home games.
• To continue to work towards the F.A charter standard if the status has not been achieved.
• To continue to improve coaching with coaches given the opportunity to attend F.A courses with at least 1 coach achieving the 1st For Sport Level 2 in Coaching Football.
• To enter at least the under 10s into a European Tournament (sports tours etc).
• To provide all players with club tracksuits to accompany rain jackets and hats.
• To continue to provide a safe and friendly, enjoyable environment for all children from the age of 5 upwards.

Season 2005-2006.

• To enter at least 4 teams into the NENYL at under 11s, 10s, 9s, and 8s,

• To continue to improve coaching with coaches given opportunity to attend F.A courses.
• To enter at least the under 11s and under 10s into a European Tournament.
• To continue to provide a safe and friendly, enjoyable environment for all children from the age of 5 upwards.