“The FA Charter Standard Programme provides a recognition that Clubs are well run, sustainable, with child protection and safety paramount. It also recognises the Club’s commitment to coaching, player and coach development, and the raising of standards of behaviour in the game, all of which are big priorities for both myself and The FA.”

A FA Charter Standard Club is dedicated to raising standards within grassroots football. Club development is an integral part of The FA’s National Game Strategy with the aim of improving the quality and sustaining the involvement of players, coaches, administrators, volunteers and referees in football.

In order to gain FA Charter Standard status, a club must fulfil certain criteria and present copies of the required documentation along with a completed application form which can be downloaded from the Related Documents box on the right hand side of this page.

What are the criteria for becoming a FA Charter Standard Club?
• A written constitution
• FA CRB checked volunteers
• All managers to have minimum of FA Level 1 Coaching Course
• Commitment to attend in-service training
• Acceptance and promotion of Codes of Conduct
• Commitment to provide Mini-Soccer opportunities for Under 10s
• Commitment to promote schools liaison and equal opportunities for all

What are the benefits of being a FA Charter Standard Club?
• Free equipment
• Exclusive entry onto McDonalds coaching courses
• Exclusive competitions in association with our sponsors
• Use of the FA Charter Standard Logo
• Certificates
• Starter pack, includes posters and Codes of Conduct

Jersey FA Charter Standard Honour Roll

FA Charter Standard Community Clubs

• Jersey Wanderers FC
• St. Pauls FC
• St. Peter FC

FA Charter Standard Development Clubs

• Grouville FC
• Rozel Rovers FC
• St. Clement FC

FA Charter Standard Club

• St. Brelade FC
• First Tower Utd FC

FA Charter Standard Adult Club

• Magpies FC