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Field Lane have achieved FA Charter Standard Community Status

4:11 PM, Friday, 03 September 10. Charter Standard

The FA Charter Standard Scheme is a national initiative that recognises football clubs for their best practice, provision and delivery of grassroots football.

Field Lane F.C. have worked extremely hard to ensure that they meet the criteria to become an accredited Community Club. This is the pinnacle award for Charter Standard Clubs. The main focus of the Community Club Award is to become the centre of football within the local community; as a result Field Lane successfully runs at least 10 teams from mini soccer to adult teams of which include female sections.

The photo on the right is the club receiving their award from Liam Rooney (DCFA Football Development Officer)

There are three levels of the Scheme:

- F.A. Charter Standard Clubs
- F.A. Charter Standard Development Clubs and
- F.A. Charter Standard Community Clubs

There is also an award for F.A. Charter Standard Adult Clubs only.

The Scheme looks at the administration of Clubs and the qualification of their coaches. It promotes links with local schools and as you work through the awards looks at the development of more teams, including girls’ football teams and development plans detailing Clubs aspirations and sustainability for the future.

If your Club would like to receive further information on the F.A. Charter Standard Scheme please follow the Development Tab on this website or call the Football Development Team at Derbyshire County Football Association on 01332 361422.

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