How we keep Saturday football safe, friendly and welcoming for children aged 3–6.
Our sessions are free, inclusive and focused on helping little footballers feel safe, supported and happy. These are the practical club rules we've shared with families.
Important: There is no need to book in advance — families can turn up on the day. We take registration and emergency contact details on arrival, before children take part. Tufty Club is not a drop-off service: a parent or carer must remain for the whole session.
Updated: 12 November 2026 · Our public-facing rules. For a concern about a child, see How to raise a concern.
If a child is in immediate danger, call 999. Do not wait for a response from our website contact form.
The Tufty Club is not a drop-off service. Please speak to a coach when you arrive so we can collect or check your details. We keep registration and emergency contact details while your child attends and delete them when they leave, as explained in our privacy notice.
For concerns about someone working with children, speak privately to the club lead or use the safeguarding information below.
If a session needs to change or be cancelled, check the club's Instagram updates before travelling.
Share medical information directly with the club during registration or privately with a club lead — not through the public website enquiry form.
Fun football starts with respect, for children, families, volunteers and visitors.
We will stop future uses of a child's image following withdrawal of consent; copies already shared by others may not be fully retrievable. For personal information, read our Privacy Notice.
For a non-urgent concern, email palmeroliver1@gmail.com or visit our Contact page. For immediate danger, call 999. If you are worried about a child and need independent advice, see the NSPCC helpline.
Our rules help protect children and keep free football welcoming. Need a policy clarified, or want to report a concern?