Our Policy
SEPTEMBER 2025
Sandridge Rovers Juniors Football Club acknowledges its responsibility to safeguard the welfare of every child and young person who has been entrusted to its care and is committed to working to provide a safe environment for all members.
SRJFC Anti-Bullying Policy
statement of intent
We are committed to providing a caring, friendly and safe environment for all our members, so they can participate in football in a relaxed and secure atmosphere. Bullying of any kind is unacceptable at Sandridge Rovers Junior Football Club.
If bullying does occur, all club members and parents/carers should be able to tell their club about this and know that incidents will be dealt with promptly and effectively by the club. Follow the link below to read in full.
Tackling mental health issues
information from hertfordshire FA
Earlier this year The FA and its partners united in an attempt to kick off the biggest ever conversation on mental health. This formed part of the wider Heads Up campaign, aiming to harness the influence and popularity of football to normalise the discussion of mental health issues and dispel the stigma that often surrounds them.
Since then the world has changed dramatically, with the COVID-19 pandemic impacting one everyone’s lives in ways we could not have expected. In challenging times like these, looking after both our physical and mental health is of the utmost importance.
More information regarding Safeguarding Children can be obtained from:
Laury Howat
Sandridge Rovers Juniors Club Welfare Officer
lilly michael
Our Designated Safeguarding Officer
