Transcript Belvo Minis Parent information packx
Slide 1
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 2
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 3
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 4
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 5
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 6
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 7
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 8
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 9
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 10
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 11
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 12
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 13
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 14
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 15
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 16
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 2
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 3
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 4
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 5
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 6
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 7
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 8
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 9
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 10
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 11
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 12
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 13
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 14
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
Slide 15
BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !
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BELVO MINIS
Parents Information Pack
MINI ORGANISATION
• Committee
• David Monaghan- Chairman
• Bobby O’Brien- Treasurer
• Jacqui Holmes- Administrator
• Beibhinn O’Donnell- Child Welfare Officer
• Kevin O’Brien- Committee
• Fergal Egan- Committee
AGE GROUPS, HEAD COACHES & ELIGIBILITY
Age Group
DOB
Head Coach
U6
2009
Joe Connolly
U7
2008
Niall McCarthy
U8
2007
Michael McCarthy
U9
2006
Kevin O’Brien
U10
2005
Neil McKenna
U11
2004
Gary McCarthy
U12
2003
Bobby O’Brien
U13
2002
Jim Sherwin
BELVO MINIS ETHOS
OBRFC Mini Rugby strive to maintain an ethos that is
welcoming, inclusive and committed to the development of
rugby for kids of all standards, in a safe, fun environment.
• ALL kids have fun on every visit to the Club
• Put in place a structure that will nurture the development of
talent in a manner that recognizes that kids develop at
different speeds
• Develop an environment that will enable kids understand the
importance of respecting referees, opponents & coaches
• We hope to build an allegiance and loyalty to OBRFC & sense
of “belonging” among kids, parents & coaches
COACHES: QUALIFICATIONS & CHILD
PROTECTION
• All Coaches are parents of players and are fully Garda vetted
• All have completed/completing IRFU official training programmes
• All teams have coach to player ratio’s of average 1:8
• Each age group has at least 1 qualified first aider (proposal to
increase this in 2014/15)
• 2014/15 - Introduction of IRFU safe rugby courses for all coaches –
includes guidance re concussion
• All coaches complete the IRB online concussion training
• Parents must remain on-site during weekly sessions
CONCUSSION
.Follow
IRFU recommendations :
• 2 minute assessment on side line
• Any doubt and a player will be immediately removed from the
rest of the session
• 3 week rest following any form of concussion – parents please
take coaches advice if they recommend the rest period – it is in
the better interest of your child
• Referees decision final
IRFU REGISTRATION
• Compulsory registration for all players U10 and above
• An IRFU Green Card is required for U13
• Failure to comply with registration will lead to exclusion from
match teams
• Please complete and returns forms to Jacqui with 2 passport
photos and birth cert.
COMMUNICATIONS: TEAMER
• Weekly communication regarding training and matches is sent
via Teamer (online and mobile communication service)
• Club will register each player/guardians (ideally home/personal
email address as emails to work can be blocked by spam filters)
• It is important to respond to teamer message to allow coaches
to plan training and matches
• Responses using teamer app are free
• TRAINING TIMES MAY VARY PLEASE CHECK TEAMER
FUNDRAISING
• All coaches are volunteers
• Main fundraising events :
• Minis Lunch (March)
• Jersey Sponsorship
• All funds are re-invested in the mini rugby club i.e.
• Pitch rental, equipment, coaches training
• Away matches
• Xmas party/ BBQ
• Proposal to develop all weather pitch (cost
dependent)
CLUB TOURS
• AIL Away Games – u10 and u11 travel to one of the
away games
- Half time games at home matches
• U12 Annual Tour (Subsidised by club and separate fund
raising committee )
- Marks the end of many of the boys Belvo
careers
- One parent travels with each child
PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT
• Key to the success of the club
• Call for help in the following areas
- First Aiders – training provided free of charge
- Mangers for each age level to aid head coach
- People to organise a rota for after match refreshments at
each age level
- Volunteers to help at the Xmas party
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
• Play for enjoyment and become part of the rugby family.
• Respect the "Game of Rugby" and play within the laws of the Game.
• Accept the referee's decision and let your captain or coach ask any relevant
questions.
• Play with control. Do not lose your temper.
• Always do your best and be committed to the game, your team and your
club.
• Be a "good sport". Applaud all good play whether by your team or the
opposition.
• Respect your opponent. Treat all players as you would like to be treated. Do
not "bully" or take advantage of any player.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS
•
Rugby is a team sport and make sure you co-operate with your coach; team mates and
members of your club.
•
Remember that the goals of the game are to have fun, improve your skills and feel good.
•
At the end of the match thank your opponents and the referee for the match.
•
Always remember that you owe a duty of care to your opponents. Tackle hard but fairly,
do not intend to hurt your opponent.
•
Winning and losing is part of sport: Win with humility - lose with dignity.
•
As part of the team it is important that you attend training regularly and listen to your
coach and help your team.
•
As a team sport it is important to understand that all members are important to the
team!
•
Remember you are representing your team, club, family and the Game of Rugby.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Remember, young people play rugby for their enjoyment, not only yours.
• Encourage your child always to play by the Laws of the Game.
• Teach young children that honest endeavour is as important as winning, so
that the result of each game is accepted without disappointment.
• Help young people to work towards skill improvement and good
sportsmanship.
• Set a good example by applauding good play on both sides.
• Never ridicule, humiliate or shout at young players for making a mistake or
losing a match.
• Do not place emphasis on winning at all costs.
• Do not force an unwilling child to participate in the playing of rugby. If the
child is to play, he/she will do so in good time through your encouragement.
IRFU CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS
• Support all efforts to remove verbal and physical abuse from rugby.
• As a spectator do not use profane language or harass referees, coaches or
players.
• Do not publicly question the referees' judgement and never their honesty.
• Recognise the value and importance of volunteer referees and coaches.
• Identify and acknowledge the good qualities of the Game of Rugby and
uphold these values.
• Remember you and your child's contribution to the Game of Rugby is very
important to the IRFU and be proud of your contribution.
• Understand the value of team sport and the importance there of.
SUMMARY
• The aim of the club is for children to have fun and enjoy their
rugby in a safe environment
• Always looking for volunteers (first aid and after match
refreshment)
• Recommendations for improvements are always welcome
Thank you for your continuing support !