BLGFC are starting Covid compliant training from 15th June. It was GREAT to see everyone!
We started training 15th June on Mondays and Thursdays at Allen Park. With each team training once a week, instead of the usual twice. You can download our Procedure which we want everyone to observe.
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We want parents of all youth players to sign and return the consent form.
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We have prepared a risk assessment for training safely at Allen Park, in line within Covid guidelines.
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Signing on for 2020/21
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All football is cancelled due to Coronavirus restrictions, however The Football Association has announced some lifting of restrictions in line with Government Guidance.
Updated Guidance on permitted grassroots football activity during COVID-19 –1 June 2020
The FA has today issued further guidance to all grassroots football and informal football activity outside the professional game following The Government’s relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions from 1 June 2020.
Consistent with Government advice, published on Monday 1 June, the following outdoor football activity is currently permitted:
Updated Guidance on permitted grassroots football activity during COVID-19 –1 June 2020
The FA has today issued further guidance to all grassroots football and informal football activity outside the professional game following The Government’s relaxation of COVID-19 restrictions from 1 June 2020.
Consistent with Government advice, published on Monday 1 June, the following outdoor football activity is currently permitted:
- playing football individually e.g. practice of individual skills or fitness activities;
- playing football with your family or other people living in your household;
- football training or fitness activities in groups of no more than six, keeping two metres apart at all times. Sharing of equipment should be kept to a minimum and strong hand hygiene practices should be in place before and after. Physical contact with anyone outside of your household is not permitted, therefore, playing of any games (small-sided or full) is also not permitted at this time. Avoid meeting in groups of six in busy or overcrowded areas, if it is so busy that it is not possible to maintain social distancing at all times.
- Football coaches can now undertake small group sessions up to six people (including the coach) but are reminded to follow The FA safeguarding policy when coaching/working with children. This must include risk assessing the activities, gaining consent from parents/carers and ensuring you are in sight of another adult e.g. parent/carer or another coach and that the ratio of coach to different age-groups of children is appropriate – see download 5.5 . For clarity, the additional parent/carer or coach is not included as part of the group of six but must remain in sight of the activity.
- It is permissible for coaches to organise a training session that has two or more groups of six (including the coach) involved as long as the groups of six are kept separate, everyone is socially distancing, and strict hygiene measures are in place with any equipment.
- Football coaches working with people with impairments must ensure they can adequately cater for any additional needs whilst still avoiding physical contact and maintaining social distancing. Individuals should follow Government guidance relevant to their own impairment or health condition.
If you want to try Football
Come along to one of our
Training Sessions .....
please contact us for details
info@bedfordladies-girlsfc.org
Come along to one of our
Training Sessions .....
please contact us for details
info@bedfordladies-girlsfc.org
Bedford Ladies Win the
Bedfordshire County Cup 2019
Bedfordshire County Cup 2019
Arsenal Sister Club
Bedford Ladies and Girls have become an Arsenal Sister Club with joint activities including....
Arsenal Holiday Session and Club Coaching Sessions
Tickets to Arsenal Women's games
Chance to be Mascots at Arsenal Women's games
Bedford Ladies and Girls have become an Arsenal Sister Club with joint activities including....
Arsenal Holiday Session and Club Coaching Sessions
Tickets to Arsenal Women's games
Chance to be Mascots at Arsenal Women's games
Flying the Flag for Girls Football
Players from Bedford Ladies and Girls FC were this month given the privilege of forming the Guard of Honour at an Arsenal Women’s home game.
40 youth players, between the ages of 7 and 15, ran out as mascots and flag girls for Arsenal Ladies, in their Women’s Super League Match against Birmingham City Women on 4th November.
Before going in to the stadium to carry out their match day duties, the girls were put through a training session with the Arsenal Development Team,
The entire day was a fantastic experience for the girls (and parents!), who proudly represented the club.
Arsenal Ladies equalled their best ever start to a Women’s Super League season, with a 3-1. Two goals from Jordan Nobbs and a penalty from Danielle van de Donk ensured that Arsenal Women stayed top of the league and three points ahead of 2nd placed Manchester city.
Bedford Ladies and Girls are part of the Arsenal Women Sister Club Programme, which ‘aspires to provide a broad range of support to grassroots clubs who are dedicated to developing girls football’.
As well as this unique experience at an Arsenal Women’s home game, the Players and coaches of Bedford and Ladies Girls Football Club have access to learning and training opportunities from Arsenal throughout the year.
40 youth players, between the ages of 7 and 15, ran out as mascots and flag girls for Arsenal Ladies, in their Women’s Super League Match against Birmingham City Women on 4th November.
Before going in to the stadium to carry out their match day duties, the girls were put through a training session with the Arsenal Development Team,
The entire day was a fantastic experience for the girls (and parents!), who proudly represented the club.
Arsenal Ladies equalled their best ever start to a Women’s Super League season, with a 3-1. Two goals from Jordan Nobbs and a penalty from Danielle van de Donk ensured that Arsenal Women stayed top of the league and three points ahead of 2nd placed Manchester city.
Bedford Ladies and Girls are part of the Arsenal Women Sister Club Programme, which ‘aspires to provide a broad range of support to grassroots clubs who are dedicated to developing girls football’.
As well as this unique experience at an Arsenal Women’s home game, the Players and coaches of Bedford and Ladies Girls Football Club have access to learning and training opportunities from Arsenal throughout the year.
Bedford Ladies and Girls Wildcats
These sessions are now starting for 2020
New session for 2020 Mini Wildcats Mondays from 6pm to 7pm
Brickhill Primary Monday 3.30 to 4.45
Ursula Taylor Wednesdays 3.30 to 4.45
Scott Primary Thursdays 3.30 to 5.00
These sessions are now starting for 2020
New session for 2020 Mini Wildcats Mondays from 6pm to 7pm
Brickhill Primary Monday 3.30 to 4.45
Ursula Taylor Wednesdays 3.30 to 4.45
Scott Primary Thursdays 3.30 to 5.00
Bedford Ladies celebrate WINNING the County Cup for a 4th time in 2018!
