It is important for everybody involved within the Club, at all levels, to ensure that they are representing Aberdare Town and themselves in the right way. Players • Encourage, support and co-operate with my team mates • Not to bully or make anyone feel sad or unhappy • Show respect and fair play to my opponents – shaking their hands at the end of a game • Play within the rules of the game, not to cheat or waste time • Respect my coach/manager and listen to what my coach/manager tells me • Respect officials and accept all decisions without question and shake their hands at the end of the game • Not to make nasty comments about a team mate, another player/team or coach/manager on any website or social networking site. • Tell my Club Safeguarding Officer or someone I trust if I feel unhappy, uncomfortable or concerned about anything Coaches, volunteers and club officials Code of Conduct • Show exemplary behaviour by respecting match officials, opposition players, coaches, managers and spectators • Treat all players equally by supporting and motivating all players • Give all players, whatever their ability, the chance to play • Accept that striving to win is more important than winning itself • Always pursue fair play – adhere to the laws and the spirit of the game • Encourage players to accept responsibility for their own performance and behaviour • Never to engage or tolerate any form of bullying • Never abuse or misuse any relationship of trust or position of power • Display high standards, behave responsibly and never engage in or tolerate the use of foul, abusive, insulting or inappropriate words, behaviour or gestures • Get Behind the Line and not enter the field of play without prior permission from referee • Ensure the enjoyment, safety and welfare of a child under my supervision is considered paramount at all times • Record any allegations, accidents or incidents and refer to designated person • Organise activities appropriate to the players’ ability level, age and maturity • Appreciate all efforts and not to over-train the players • Ensure that coaching sessions are fun, well-structured and focus on developing skill, decision – making and understanding of the game • Respect and listen to the opinions of children • Refrain from smoking or drinking alcohol during club activities or training sessions • Be aware of the FAW Safeguarding Policy, Procedures & Practices and observe the responsibilities involved, including the FAW Communication guidelines • Not to make inappropriate comments about another player, coach, official, spectator or volunteer on any website or social networking site which may bring the game into disrepute