Welcome to Cheltenham North RFC.

We're so pleased to see that you've chosen to join us and be part of our history and future! Please proceed to pay and register online to become a member for both you and your family and if you do get stuck please first check some of the links below to see if they can help you, there are plenty of them and step by step videos so it should make things nice and easy for you to reslove any issues yourself. If you still get into issues email cheltnorth@gmail.com, or for techincal issues contact GMS directly HERE

To Login to your own GMS account follow this link HERE and enter your own unique details. We suggest once you do saving the link on your phone, tablet or computer to make it easier for you in the future.

Please find below some really useful Help Portals and Tips to proceed with re-registering, or registering for the first time via our online membership, if you have any issues with doing this. Run by First Sport through GMS on behalf of the RFU.

Support : RFU

Platform 4 Rugby - YouTube

Players & Parents : RFU 

Solutions : RFU

Unique Email Addresses in GMS

In order to create an account in GMS for an individual aged 18 or over, a unique email address must be attached to the account being created, this means the email address cannot already exist against an existing account.

It is imperative that the RFU are able to manage records of rugby competitions and of rugby players as efficiently as possible, and in compliance with Data Protection legislation (GDPR) we need to be able to determine that each record held in the GMS database corresponds to a unique person, and that we can manage the preferences of that person.

For this reason, every record in GMS must correspond to a UNIQUE email address, and that the email address is VERIFIED as active. Email addresses that are already linked to a record in GMS can't be used for new records.

The RFU is aware of the legacy data challenge in GMS whereby existing accounts contain email addresses linked to more than one account, primarily children and parents.

An exercise is currently underway to clean up this data and remove email addresses against child records where a parent is already linked, therefore ensuring that an account only has unique email details linked to it. Once a child reaches the age of taking control of their account, a parent will be able to add an email address unique to that child to the child's account. The RFU will communicate next steps on tidying up this email data in due course.

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