Template Welcome Letter For Parent/carer

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Template Welcome letter for parent/carer
This template may be used at it is or adopted for your purposes. Our thanks to the ASA for
sharing their template with us.
Dear Parent / Carer
XX Cricket Club welcomes you and your children to the club. We hope that your child(ren) will
enjoy being a club member and will enjoy the cricket coaching, training, and matches, as well
as the social interactions available at the club. The aim of this letter is to provide information
that may be helpful to you as new members. Please do ask me – the Club Welfare Officer – or
any committee member or coach if you have other questions not answered in this letter.
The club is run by a number of volunteers. Our only paid member of staff is XX the Groundsman
/ XXX Our Bar Manager etc. We welcome offers of help from all members, and hope that as
you feel part of the club you will feel able to get involved.
A full list of officers, committee members, coaches and officials can be found on the notice
board.
Club chairman
details
Club Secretary
details
Club Welfare Officer
details
Juniors/Colts Manager
details
Others…
details
We are a Clubmark club / working towards becoming a Clubmark Club and we adhere to
the ‘Safe Hands’ Policy for Safeguarding Children in Cricket. All of the adults at the club who
work with children and meet the necessary criteria are Vetted by the ECB. This includes the
enhanced DBS and ‘Barred List’ check (formerly known as CRB checks).
Whilst we hope your child will be happy and content at the club, we understand that
sometimes questions, concerns or difficulties may arise. Please feel able to raise these as
soon as possible, so we can rectify things at the earliest opportunity. If you have a question
regarding coaching, please approach the coach in the first instance. However, please do not
interrupt coaching sessions, especially nets practice, as this may distract the coach when he
or she needs to be supervising the children. Our coaches will be happy to speak to you before
or after training or at another convenient time.
If you have questions about kit requirements, training times, pick up arrangements etc please
speak to ….DETAILS
If you have any concern about your child or another child, or about the behaviour of any adult
at the club, please speak to me, the Club Welfare officer – you can contact me …DETAILS
(If your concern is about me, you may contact the County Welfare Officer XX on tel. XXX or
email XXX)
Section 3 – Template Welcome letter for parent/carer – June 2013

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