This information relates to the closure of two Sydney schools today due to students testing positive to Covid-19. We have spoken to representatives from NSW Health regarding players who attend these schools and have been advised as follows: Players who attend Freeman Catholic College at Bonnyrigg and Mary Immaculate Catholic Primary School at
Football update: COVID-19 cases at three Sydney Schools
This information relates to the closure of three schools in Sydney’s South West today due to students there testing positive to COVID-19. Those schools are: Freeman Catholic College – Bonnyrigg; Mary Immaculate Catholic Primary School - Bossley Park; and Cerdon Secondary College – Merrylands. Football NSW has spoken to
Updated advice for participants who have attended COVID-19 Locations – 23rd July
Follow this link for the Latest Covid-19 Locations and NSW Health advice If you have attended any locations in Table 1 during the dates listed: do not attend football follow the advices at the top of the table If you have attended any locations in Table 2 during the dates listed: follow the advices at the top of the table and
Recent changes to the NSW Government’s COVID-19 guidelines – Friday 17th July
Yesterday (16 July), the NSW Government issued new guidelines for community sport so as to help stem the spread of the COVID-19 virus and keep our game’s participants healthy and safe. Further, it released an updated version of its recommended COVID Safety Plan. For the benefit of our members and in line with these new guidelines, Football NSW also
Notice for Community Sports Spectators
Please find a link to a letter from the Chief Health Officer, Dr Kerry Chant, who has written to all Community Sporting Organisations requesting that additional measures be taken to protect against the spread of COVID-19. It is important that the football family supports the NSW Government and the broader community, by continuing to promote the
