·       Respect participants' rights, dignity and worth equally.

·       Be positive, encourage and promote a sense of achievement.

·       Player Development, Welfare and enjoyment first, as opposed to winning at all costs.

·       Ensure the principles of FAIR PLAY and abiding by the rules. Actively discourage children/young players from abusing referees, officials, team mates or opponents (take off offending players).

·       Recognize the development needs of each child.

·       Plan and prepare sessions to suit the group's needs, age appropriate, inclusive in a fun and enjoyable way.

·       Involve parents/guardians and league members in what they do.

·       Be qualified and up-to-date with appropriate skills and knowledge.

·       Display the right attributes in your role with young people.

·       Be aware of proscribed behaviour in the F.A.I. Codes.

·       Encourage participation and fun.

·       Emphasise and praise effort.

·       Be aware of children’s feelings.

·       Teach players to respect different cultures

·       Encourage and be positive during sessions so that players leave with a sense of achievement.

·       Set challenging, realistic but achievable goals.

·       Do not seek unfair advantage for yourself, your players or club.

·       Be aware of safety/rules checks; first aid; liaise with parents/guardians.

·       Report your concerns / seek advice from Club Child Welfare Officer.

·       Avoid over-training/coaching and emphasis on winning/competition.

·       Be a role model...Promote our game.