Dynamo Rangers est 2005
Club Sponsors and Kits
Dynamo Rangers are Affiliated to the Lancashire F.A
Brief History
The boys section was part of Skem Rangers with 6 teams leaving to form Dynamo rangers in 2005.
The Girls section was Skem utd Girls with 3 teams leaving to be Dynamo Rangers in 2006.
Original Rangers
Skem
Rangers athletic were formed in 2001, and participated in the Wigan
sunday league at Robin Park. At the end of that league only 4 players
remained.Andy Stewart took over the team and more players joined to
play in the skem Junior league.The squad above had 7 players under age
so the following season 2 teams were formed for the 2002 season. In
2003 a new under 7s team was formed by Caroline Stewart, which had
younger brothers, cousins of current Rangers players. Again this had
kids of mixed ages so that in 2004 this team split into 2 teams. This
has carried on ever since and is how the club has grown.
In
2003 Scott Rees Solicitors sponsored Skem Rangers believing in the
family ethos that Andy and Caroline had developed. In 2005 the founder
Skem Rangers teams and the teams developed by Andy and Caroline
amicably parted company as they didn't share the same vision. It was
then that Dynamo Rangers was formed. Scott Rees decided to stay with
Dynamo and have supported the club ever since.
In
2002 sisters Pam Ashton and Caroline Stewart were also embarking on the
journey with the girls football. 2 girls teams , a mixture of under 8s
and under 9s, was formed and played in the Skem Junior League in the
under 8s division. The played in the skem league for 2 seasons before
joining the newly formed West Lancs girls league. Again these teams had
sisters of the current members of the Rangers. It was enevitable that
the girls would move over to Dynamo Rangers due to the family
connections.
In
2006 Dynamo Rangers formed a committee due to the rapid devlopment of
the club. The committee consists of managers, coaches and people linked
to the teams.
Rangers 2007-2008
Dynamo Rangers shall hopefully be FA Charter Standard this season 2007/08.
The Charter Standard Scheme is a best practice guide that sets
standards of coaching, administration and child protection for clubs
working with young people. As a benchmark for quality, it will improve
the playing experience for all.
To attain FA Charter Standard we have to show high standards of
administration which includes having a club secretary, treasurer and
child welfare officer and committee members.
This is a prestige award which will help our club with funding in the future.
We are developing an action plan for the club with aims of having our
own clubhouse and training facilities but this will take time and
commitment from all members of the club (committee members, coaches,
players and parents).
Currently
Dynamo Rangers consists of 15 boys and girls teams and by fulfilling
our aims to develop the club further we will become an asset to the
community.
Membership Subscriptions
Part of the Charter Standard is to have a members register and
membership subscriptions. This will start next season 2007/08, with the
amount of £12 set by the committee.
Help will be given to those that have difficulty in paying.
A membership subscription and an active bank account are necessary to apply for funding.
No funding body will give us money if we don’t show that we can be accountable for our own finances.
The money raised by membership subscription will go towards:
- The running of the football club
- Membership books
- Accounts books
- Stationary
- Club insurance
- Website fees
- FA County affiliation fees
- CRB checks (Criminal Records Bureau)
- Courses
necessary to the club i.e. Coaching, first aid, child protection and
other courses required by club members to fulfil their role within the
club
No club official should be using their own money for the benefit of the club.
Fund Raising
There
will be two to three functions to raise money and promote the club,
including the end of season presentation.
Volunteers
If you have a expertise that you can bring to the club or be a volunteer in any capacity please E mail our club secretary .
This is a brief on what we are planning for the club, if you have any questions please ask your coach.
Yours truly, The committee
The
FA Charter Standard Clubs programme, supported by FA Community Partner
McDonald's, was launched in February 2001 and is a core component of
The FA Football Development programme
The project is aimed at boys
and girls under sixteen years old and will help children and parents
find a club in their local area that meets FA standards.
Criteria
The FA, in conjunction with various bodies, has drawn up the following
set of criteria for clubs wishing to reach Charter Standard:
- A written constitution
- Self-certified screening of managers, coaches and officials
- All managers to have minimum of FA Junior Team Managers Award
- 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
Benefits
Clubs that are successful in achieving the Charter will get access to a range of benefits:
- Use of Charter Standard Crest
- Exclusive Regional Workshops
- Access to Child Protection Training
- Kit and Equipment Grants
- National and Regional Awards
- Subsidies for FA Junior Team Managers and other courses
- Certificates
- Starter Pack, including posters, Codes of Conduct, Certificates
- First Aid Kit
Q 1 So what are these hidden benefits?
A
By achieving a Charter Standard Award, you are demonstrating to all
members, Parents and the public, that you are a well organized &
safe club. The 'hidden' benefits are also an excellent way of promoting
your club to potential members, parents, volunteers and sponsors.
Q 2 Why do we have to pay membership fees
It is part of the criteria that members have to pay a fee to join the
football club. The money will be used to pay for Club affiliation,
insurance, website fees and general running of the club. All funds
raised will be ploughed back into the club to develop the club, teams,
players, and coaches.
Q 3 What are we getting now for our £12 membership that we didn’t get before?
The members would benefit initially as we would have better access to
funding for projects also that we would then be invited to better
quality and more prestigious tournaments, also it would enable the club
to further educate its members by allowing us to pay for courses, for
managers, coaches and club officials. We would also be able to fund a
mentor system by which older members of the club (i.e. under 15s, under
13s) would be able to be mentored by the more qualified staff and put
onto courses for them to become coaches and managers in the future. Our
long term goal is to have our own training facilities and club house.
If you have any questions on the running of the club or about the club E mail
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