Shotton Steel RFC

CODES OF CONDUCT

To enable all participants of Minis/Youth Rugby to benefit from the enjoyment of the game, Shotton Steel RFC maintain a strict Code of Conduct as defined by the WRU and also set out to provide and demonstrate good practice within the game. The guidance and instructions provided apply to all participants whether they be Players, Parents and Coaches.

For further informtion on WRU guidelines please click here or download.

Bulling

Under no circumstances will bulling of any form be tolerated. Anyone identified to be bullying or encouraging this sort of behaviour will be asked to leave the club. Please raise any issues or complaints of bulling with club at the earliest opportunity.

Player Responsibilities

To play within the rules of the game
To be sportman like at all times
To respect the referee's decision
To value and appreciate the coaches and volunteers (they have given up there time for you)
To be punctual to both training and matches
To respect all other players irrespective of ability

Under new guidelines from the WRU in 2006/07 additional proceedures for disiplinarary actions have been issued in relation to sportsmanship and the conduct of players. Please click here for information

Coaches Responsibilites

To insure the guidelines provided by the WRU are followed
To help develop an interest and love in rugby in all players
To develop each players to their maximum potential
To insure each coaching session has been well prepared
To maintain personal discipline and courtesy to the players, officials and opposing irrespective

Parents Responsibilities

Parents are asked to be punctual to allow prompt start to training sessions and matches.
To encourage your child to follow the Rules of the game
To set an example to others
- To applaud good play by players including that from opposition teams
- To encourage and not ridicule players irrespective of their ability
- Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse
- Not to question the referee's decisions
To recognise and appreciate the commitment from the volunteers and coaches.
To teach your child the importance of effort and teamwork
To not force a unwilling child to participate in rugby