Harrow Cricket Club

All Club Members are expected to uphold the good name and best interests of Harrow Cricket Club at all times. Any member who acts at any time in a manner liable to prejudice the good name or interests of Harrow Cricket Club shall be subject to disciplinary action.

Players & Club Officials:

Players and Club Officials shall at all times conduct play within the spirit of the game as well within the Laws of Cricket and the captains are responsible at all times for ensuring that this is adhered to.

Players and Club Officials shall at no time engage in conduct unbecoming to their status, which could bring them, HCC or the game of cricket into disrepute.

Please respect:

Your opponents.Your own captain and team.The umpire.The game’s traditional values.Club property.

Every Player Is Expected To Make An Important Contribution To This.

The club is committed to ensuring that equity is incorporated across all aspects of its development in doing so it acknowledges and adopts the following Sport England definition of sports equity.

Sports equity is about fairness in sport, equity of access, recognizing inequalities and taking steps to address them. It is about changing the culture and structure of sport to ensure it becomes equally accessible to everyone in society.

The club respects the rights, dignity and worth of every person and will treat everyone equally within the context of their sport, regardless of age, ability, gender, race, ethnicity religious belief, sexuality or social/economic status.

The club is committed to everyone having the right to enjoy their sport in an environment free from threat of intimidation, harassment and abuse.All club members have a responsibility to oppose discriminatory behavior and promote equality of opportunity.The club will deal with any incidence of discriminatory behavior seriously, according to club disciplinary procedures.

 Please click on the link below for further information on our  club constitution.

HCC Constitution 2011.pdf

All young people have a right to be safe and enjoy their cricket. All County Boards and Clubs therefore have a duty of care to all young people participating in cricket. From a cricket point of view it is defined as: Harrow Cricket Club has to ensure the safety and welfare of any young person involved in related activities, to safeguard them and protect them from reasonably foreseeable forms of harm.

A copy of the ECB Safe Hands Policy is available on the link below.

ECB Safe Hands.pdf

As part of our commitment to ensure the safety of Young People we will not permit photographs, video images or other images of Young People to be taken or used without the consent of the Parents/Carers and the Young Person.

Our Child Protection Policy is not just to protect young people in cricket, it is to introduce good practice, raise awareness and provide piece of mind. 
Child protection is about ensuring that any young person or vulnerable adult is safe in any environment.
An awareness and education of others to understand what factors cause young people harm. Identifying risks to young people.

The Club must obtain a consent form, signed by a Parent/Carer, granting permission that their Child/Children can share changing facilities with adults.

No pressure will be placed on any young person to shower or change in public.