Any person wishing to photograph Youth Players at Crawley RFC should identify themselves to the team coaching staff; explain their reason for taking photographs and their relationship to the player(s) before commencing photography.

Any parent or guardian of a child under court order protection or who do not want their child photographed for any reason should make themselves and the child known to the team Head Coach/Manager.  The Club will then undertake to take all reasonable steps to ensure the child is not photographed whilst playing or training at the club.

The Club undertakes to gain the consent of any child and their parent/guardian before a photograph in which the child can be individually identified is published in the press or on websites by the club.

All Club officials are required to challenge anyone they suspect of not having permission, taking photographs of youth players on the club pitches and premises. The official should request the photographer explain their reason for taking photographs and their relationship to the player(s).  However it should be noted that all the pitches and land surrounding the club are public places. If the photographer gives an inappropriate answer or refuses to answer when challenged, Club officials should request the photographer stops and or leaves, but may take no other action.

Cameras are NOT permitted in changing areas .

Any person wishing to photograph Youth Players at Crawley RFC should identify themselves to the team coaching staff; explain their reason for taking photographs and their relationship to the player(s) before commencing photography.

Any parent or guardian of a child under court order protection or who do not want their child photographed for any reason should make themselves and the child known to the team Head Coach/Manager.  The Club will then undertake to take all reasonable steps to ensure the child is not photographed whilst playing or training at the club.

The Club undertakes to gain the consent of any child and their parent/guardian before a photograph in which the child can be individually identified is published in the press or on websites by the club.

All Club officials are required to challenge anyone they suspect of not having permission to take photographs of youth players on the Club's pitches and premises. The official should request the photographer explain their reason for taking photographs and their relationship to the player(s).  However it should be noted that all the pitches and land surrounding the club are public places. If the photographer gives an inappropriate answer or refuses to answer when challenged, Club officials should request the photographer stops and or leaves, but may take no other action .