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The Club |
About Us...Dynamo Girls Football Club offers opportunities for girls aged seven and upwards in the Peacehaven, Telscombe Cliffs, Saltdean, Rottingdean and Woodingdean areas of East Sussex to play football. The emphasis here at Dynamos is about having fun, enjoying the beautiful game and participating fully whatever your ability. We have three guiding principles: The welfare of our children The provision of quality football coaching and Sport for all Playing for Dynamo GFC helps our players to develop as individuals, learn new skills, work as a team, learn to communicate and most importantly to have FUN! We are proud to be a FA Charter Standard Club and we offer quality coaching in a safe and secure environment. We are always on the lookout for new players either with or without experience, so why not join the fastest growing female sport and come down and join in one of our training sessions. We were formed in 2003, obtained our Charter Standard status in 2004 (which was renewed in 2007) and are growing every season. We are affiliated to the Sussex County Football Association (EGG00752), are members of the Sussex County Women and Girls League, have formal links with Peacehaven Community School, Longhill High School and various local primary schools, and we work closely with the local community. We also hold Public Liability Insurance to the value of £5M through our affliation to Sussex County FA. If you are a player looking for a new team, or a parent wishing to encourage your child to participate in a new sport, it is of equal importance that the Club you choose is professionally run with procedures and policies in place for your welfare. At Dynamo GFC we take our responsibilities extremely seriously. Please use the links on the left to find out more information about our Club Standards. Dynamo GFC is a voluntary organisation. We are funded through membership fees, subscriptions, fund raising events and sponsorship. None of our members are paid and they all give their time voluntarily for the benefit of the local community.
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