Every adult involved in football is responsible for this, and we, like all clubs, support and adhere to the Football Association's Safeguarding Children Policy. The Policy is supported by The Association's Respect Programme and attempts to address verbal abuse and bullying of children on the sidelines by parents and coaches.

THE POLICY FOR SAFEGUARDING CHILDREN STATES: "The child's welfare is and must always be the paramount consideration."

Every child and adolescent has the right to be safe from abuse, regardless of age, gender, handicap, culture, language, color, faith, or sexual orientation. All abuse suspicions and complaints will be handled seriously and addressed promptly and responsibly. Collaboration with other organizations, children and young people, and their parents and carers is crucial. THE FULL POLICY CAN BE FOUND ON THE FA WEBSITE HERE. FA Only Blue is a Positive FA Respect Symbol RESPECTIVE CONDUCT CODE. TEAMWORK. FUN.
I AM AWARE THAT IF I DO NOT FOLLOW THE CODE, I MAY...

be given a verbal warning or asked to leave
be expected to attend meetings with the club committee, league, or Welfare Officer
be required to complete an FA education course
be asked not to participate in future games, be suspended, or have my membership terminated

PLAYERS

I WILL... AS A PLAYER FOR A- DRAGONS FC
Always try to have fun when playing football and notify a coach/manager/welfare officer if this is not the case.
I always give my all to the team.
pay attention to my coaches
Treat others the way I would like to be treated.
be upbeat and supportive of teammates
I'd be happy to try to make my own pitch decisions.
Respect the facilities and equipment, whether at home or on the road.
Win or lose, shake hands with the opposing team.