Coronavirus & TFCC MeasuresFind all the latest about COVID-19 on this page and how TFCC are functioning and applying to the new norms of social distancing rules. Also how we will be implementing the safest measures possible in order to return back to business.
Find our updated statement below, including all the images along with our TFCC Covid-19 Provisions Presentation for more information and clarity, on what to expect at our summer camps. 
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TFCC (Group Ltd) - COVID-19 Update Statement - as of August 30th 2020 Tom Flowers Cricket Coaching (Part of the TFCC Group Ltd) would like to update all cricketers and schools on the latest advice we will be using for the future weeks following the COVID-19 outbreak in the UK. TFCC / TFCC Group Ltd would like to thank you all for your patience and support during these continued uncertain times. Now that the government has given us all an update on the current crisis and how the guidelines may differ in the upcoming weeks, TFCC would like to update you all on how this will work for us all, including social interaction and cricketing opportunities. The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) prepared on 11th July guidelines for the return of recreational cricket in England. The purpose of these guidelines is to offer practical guidance to players and clubs on the steps they should take while undertaking recreational cricket activity in England from Saturday 11 July 2020 onwards, both in training and in matches. They should be read in conjunction with latest UK Government regulations. The key update to the guidelines is the fact that as of Saturday 11 July 2020 competitive 11-a-side cricket matches can take place – as well as training – with adaptations in place to mitigate the transmission risk of COVID-19, including the overall group size (inclusive of coaches and officials) being limited to 30 people in total. These guidelines currently apply to England only and could change in response to the current COVID Alert Level or other Government advice. In Step 4 some adaptations will be in place for all cricket activity – applicable to players, parents, clubs, coaches, spectators and officials. Those adaptations relate to activity prior to, during and after cricket activity. A summary of the adaptations is listed below but please read the full guidance for England for comprehensive details.
TFCC (Group Ltd) - COVID-19 Update Statement - May 18th 2020 Tom Flowers Cricket Coaching (Part of the TFCC Group Ltd) would like to update all cricketers and schools on the latest advice we will be using for the future weeks following the COVID-19 outbreak in the UK. TFCC / TFCC Group Ltd would like to thank you all for your patience and support during these continued uncertain times. Now that the government has given us all an update on the current crisis and how the guidelines may differ in the upcoming weeks, TFCC would like to update you all on how this will work for us all, including social interaction and cricketing opportunities. As of the May 18th 2020 the ECB maintains the position that all recreational cricket remains suspended until further notice, with the sole exception of the use of outdoor cricket facilities (nets and pitches) for the purpose of undertaking exercise as set out in our detailed guidance document The Government guidelines as of May 18th 2020, state that: “If you are a personal trainer/coach you can now work with clients outdoors, providing you are alone and only meeting with 1 person from outside of your household, outdoors, and you are staying a minimum of 2 metres apart. You can meet with different clients in a single day as long as it is only via one-to-one sessions and you are maintaining social distancing. You should also enforce strong hygiene measures. This might be cleaning any equipment rigorously in line with wider guidance on hygiene, for example by using antibacterial spray and washing hands thoroughly before and after use.” - https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-covid-19-guidance-on-phased-return-of-sport-and-recreation/guidance-for-personal-trainers-and-coaches-on-the-phased-return-of-sport-and-recreation The ECB has provided detailed guidance on the preparation and administration of outdoor facilities for clubs and individuals. The ECB is clear that outdoor facilities should only reopen if those responsible for them are ready to do so and they can do so safely, following public health guidance: no club should reopen their outdoor facilities if they feel unable to meet the requirements. The situation is evolving constantly, and we will continue to update our guidance as more information becomes available. At this stage there is still no confirmed date to restart the season so club trainings are still on hold. For more information for clubs regarding the guidelines please go to the ECB website https://www.ecb.co.uk/news/1668576/ecb-guidelines-for-the-use-of-outdoor-cricket-facilities-in-lockdown As of today, TFCC still have many options available, including a reduced 121 coaching programme as selected clubs (see image below). We also weekly webinars with Special Guests discussing all things cricket every Thursday 430pm & Friday from 10am. For our pre-booked customers, we have our credit note system now in place where you can redeem any pre-booked Summer Camp Places– this is now live on our website to book. We thank you all for your continued support for our small local business, stay safe and take care of yourselves. Best Wishes, TFCC Team |
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