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Soccer
Kids
were
one
of
the
first
football
schools
in
the
UK
to
introduce
codes
of
practice
for
players,
parents,
and
coaches,
plus
a
screening
process
for
staff
(in
accordance
with
the
Children's
Act
guidelines),
individual
personal
accident
cover,
and
strict
discipline
regulations
in
respect
of
racism
and
equality
(boys
and
girls).
The
following
is
an
example
of
our
codes
in
respect
of
young
players
and
parents
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-
DO'S
-
ATTEND
as
many
SESSIONS
as
possible
-
practice
makes
you
a
better
player
-
Always
ARRIVE
ON
TIME
-
PROPERLY
DRESSED
for
the
conditions:
Outdoor
-
training
shoes
or
astro
boots,
sportswear,
and
warm/waterproof
clothing
(Footballers
have
to
play
in
the
rain
and
cold
weather!)
-
DRESS
SMART
and
look
after
your
equipment
properly
-
As
soon
as
you
arrive
-
get
changed
-
then
FORM
INTO
YOUR
TEAM
ready
for
the
coach
-
STAY
QUIET
when
the
coach
is
speaking
-
Always
BE
POLITE
to
the
coaches
and
other
players
-
Always
PLAY
BY
THE
RULES
and
play
SAFELY
and
FAIRLY
-
Always
TRY
YOUR
BEST
-
it
doesn't
matter
if
you're
not
a
good
player
-
PRACTICE
in
your
spare-time
and
do
your
football
homework
BUT
schoolwork
always
comes
first
-
HELP
your
FRIENDS
(boys
&
girls)
to
become
better
players
-
BEFORE
LEAVING
always
CHECK
where
the
next
session
is
being
held,
on
what
day,
and
what
time
it
starts
-
tell
your
parents
-
DON'TS
-
ARGUE
with
the
coach,
assistants,
other
players,
or
the
referee
-
Use
BAD
LANGUAGE
-
SHOUT
unnecessarily
-
BULLY
or
NAME
CALL
any
of
the
other
players
(Boys
or
Girls)
-
LAUGH
or
PICK
ON
players
with
lesser
ability
than
yourself
-
PLAY
ROUGH
You
will
be
dismissed
from
training
if
involved
in
any
bullying,
name-calling,
racism,
fighting,
or
rough
play.
GENERAL
Your
parents/guardians/school
teachers
have
been
instructed
to
update
the
coach
on
your
general
behaviour
and
standard
of
work
both
at
home
and
at
school.
If
misbehaving
at
home
or
not
trying
hard
at
school,
then
the
coach
may
dismiss
you
from
football
training.
Remember:
School
First
and
Football
Training
Second
-
that
includes
any
football
homework!If
you
have
any
problems
then
speak
to
the
coach
-
he
is
there
to
help
you
ENJOY
YOURSELF
-
FOOTBALL
TRAINING
IS
FUN
SOCCER
KIDS
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PARENTS
WORKING
TOGETHER
In
addition
to
helping
young
players
to
enhance
their
football
skills,
Soccer
Kids
also
work
closely
with
parents/guardians/teachers
to
improve
all
round
general
behaviour
and
schoolwork
-
but
always
Schoolwork
First
-
Football
Training
Second.
If
bad
behaviour
off
the
field
-
it
leads
to
bad
behaviour
on
the
field.
Please
support
us
in
this
task
by
informing
the
senior
coach
of
any
bad
behaviour,
school
problems,
etc
.
Soccer
Kids,
from
time
to
time,
will
issue
homework
(exercises)
to
children
(over
7
years
only)
in
order
to
improve
their
individual
techniques
-
BUT
only
allow
them
to
do
this
homework
after
their
school
homework
has
been
completed.
There
are
no
penalties
for
not
completing
football
homework!
Our
aim
is
to
provide
the
facilities
and
a
safe
controlled
environment
for
young
children
to
enjoy
active
participation
in
football,
as
well
as
trying
to
improve
their
individual
skills
through
a
structured
learning
process.
You
can
help
us
to
achieve
this
objective
by
following
our
simple
rules:
As
a
multi-cultural
organisation
-
RACISM
will
not
be
tolerated
from
players
or
parents
- DO'S
- Encourage
and
support
their
efforts
-
give
praise
and
create
enthusiasm
- Help
the
children
to
understand
the
rules
- Encourage
homework/practice
-
but
only
after
schoolwork
has
been
completed
- Assess
effort
-
not
the
score
- Work
with
Soccer
Kids
-
not
against
them
THANK
YOU
FOR
YOUR
ASSISTANCE
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Soccer
Kids
is a
professional
independent
UK based
coaching
body
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