RFL guidance for conducting meetings with children and parents
The Rugby Football League's guidance for rugby clubs regarding conducting meetings with children and parents is a good-practice example that could be adapted for your sports organisation.
Making surfing accessible for disabled young people
We chat to Ben Clifford, founder of Surfability UK CIC, about the work they do to make surfing accessible for children and young people.
Case management group – membership
This guidance details the roles and responsibilities of members of a case management group.
Case management group – policy summary
This guidance defines the general principles of case management, and good practices to follow for investigations, risk assessments and risk management.
Case management group – terms of reference
This guidance is an example of a case management group's terms of reference.
Yorkshire RFU's silent Sundays
Yorkshire RFU came up with an unusual – and effective – way to address the problem of coaches and spectators shouting during games.
Enhancing parental involvement in youth sport – recommendations for coaches
Parents play a vital role in youth sport. This guidance aims to help coaches understand, support and educate parents, thereby enhancing parental involvement.
Improving parent–coach relationships – strategies for coaches
This guidance provides coaches with helpful strategies to follow to improve and manage potential issues between coaches and parents and build a good relationship.
Negotiating the post-game conversation
Competitions can be emotional for children, parents and coaches, so ensuring that feedback is well-timed and delivered appropriately is very important.
Optimising parental involvement in sport
Useful guidance for parents that provides tips for how to support and encourage their child/children positively when participating in sport.