First Aid
A First Aid Box is available in the clubhouse next to Court 1. You can find instant ice-packs here as well. Please inform a committee member if you use the last of any item in the First Aid Box or if you notice something is running out.

Child Protection
Crowthorne Tennis Club is committed to creating and maintaining the safest environment possible for children and young people to participate in tennis.

Insurance
All those who take part in sport must ensure that anything they do does not cause injury or loss to other people, or damage to property. If they do, they could legally be liable to pay damages, as awarded in a civil court. Tennis is no exception and therefore clubs, players, coaches, officers and officials, umpires and volunteers share a similar responsibility. The following insurance is arranged to protect the sport of tennis and its participants.

1. Civil Liability Insurance
All Crowthorne Tennis Club members are covered by the LTA liability insurance scheme while playing at Crowthorne Tennis Club or any other LTA affiliated club. Guests, including non-playing guests are also covered as long as their names are recorded in a visitors' book. Note that members of visiting teams from LTA affiliated clubs are covered by their own club's insurance.

Individuals who may be interested in joining the club are covered for a maximum of 3 initial "taster sessions". Their names must be recorded in the visitors' book and they must become a paid member of the club from their 4th visit, otherwise they will not be covered.

Civil Liability Insurance includes cover for public liability, products liability, employers' liability, libel and slander and professional indemnity, up to £10m for any one occurrence. Civil Liability provides protection for a wide range of activities. For example,

• Organised club activities including training, tournaments and competitions, social, fundraising and administrative duties.
  
• A member who accidentally causes injury or financial loss to another person, or accidental damage to property, whilst taking part in a club activity.
  
• If the club which borrows, rents or leases a premises for sporting or social purposes and is held liable for any accidental damage to the facility.
  
• Note that damage to Crowthorne Tennis Club property is not covered and there is £50 excess in respect of thrid party property damage.

2. Directors & Officers Insurance
This covers volunteers or paid employees who have a claim against them for any wrongful act or omission that they commit whilst acting in the capacity of Director or Officer (including committee members) of Crowthorne Tennis Club. The Limit of Indemnity is £5m.

Visitors

• A non-member playing as a paying guest of a club member is covered for up to 3 visits provided their name has been entered at the time of playing in the Visitors' Book.
• A non-member who is interested in joining the club is covered for a maximum of 3 "taster sessions" provided their name has been entered at the time of playing in the Visitors' Book.
• Note that any visitor is expected to become a paid-up member after three visits otherwise they will not be covered by the LTA's liability insurance.

Visitors' Book & Accident Book
A Visitors' Book and an Accident Book are currently provided in the Clubhouse. Longer term the Committee is looking to provide a weather proof notice board on court where these books may be kept. Meanwhile, if you are unable to access the books in the Clubhouse, please email Moira as soon as possible after the event.

In order to be covered by the LTA's insurance scheme, all visitors' details must be recorded in the Visitors' Book. This applies to paying guests of members and prospective members playing in "taster sessions".

Should any incident occur which might lead to an insurance claim under this policy, all details must be noted down in the Accident Book. This should include date, time, person(s) concerned and witnesses. A committee member should also be notified without delay. Details of incidents involving members of visiting teams from LTA affililiated clubs should also be entered so that there is some supporting evidence should the injured party wish to claim on their own club's LTA insurance.