Playing surfaces are visibly free Coaches check the ground before a game or training from stones/glass/dog faeces. sessions. The ground condition e.g. not Light levels are adequate. frozen, too hard for contact. is available in hot weather; warm clothing for reserves in cold weather etc. Players’ Clothing Clubs and schools should have a Check for conformity with policy prior to kick policy relating to mouth guards. off/training. It is recommended that correctly fitted mouth guards are worn during training and match activity. Boots and studs should conform Referee or to check studs and ensure none are worn to BS636 (1983) and World or have rough edges. Rugby Kit Regulations. Aluminium studs are No jewellery of any sort is permitted. recommended. Registration and Medical Info The need to contact parents in an management to ensure that this information is kept emergency or pass on vital up to date, and is available when the squad train or play. medical information to medical professionals. Specific medical needs of squad – note here: Coach to have John’s Ventolin (he self-administers) and e.g. John Taylor is asthmatic an epipen in case George is stung by a wasp (ensure Mrs George is hyper allergic to Brown has shown coaches how to use the epipen). wasps stings. First Aid Check first aid equipment is in good order and that medical supplies are adequate. A aid training person is available and a phone is working to contact emergency services. Safeguarding and Player Checks made that changing arrangements conform with Injury safeguarding protocols. & Supervision of Training or Players to be properly supervised to ensure no horseplay Playing that could lead to accidents. Coaches to ensure that contact training is appropriate and supervised. Warm up exercises prepare players for intense activity/matches.
Playing surfaces are visibly free from stones/glass/dog faeces. The ground condition e.g. not frozen, too hard for contact. Coaches check the ground before a game or training sessions. Light levels are adequate. is available in hot weather; warm clothing for reserves in cold weather etc. Players’ Clothing Clubs and schools should have a policy relating to mouth guards. It is recommended that correctly fitted mouth guards are worn during training and match activity. Boots and studs should conform to BS636 (1983) and World Rugby Kit Regulations. Aluminium studs are recommended. Check for conformity with policy prior to kick off/training. Referee or to check studs and ensure none are worn or have rough edges. No jewellery of any sort is permitted. Registration and Medical Info The need to contact parents in an emergency or pass on vital medical information to medical professionals. Specific medical needs of squad – note here: e.g. John Taylor is asthmatic George is hyper allergic to wasps stings. management to ensure that this information is kept up to date, and is available when the squad train or play. Coach to have John’s Ventolin (he self-administers) and an epipen in case George is stung by a wasp (ensure Mrs Brown has shown coaches how to use the epipen). First Aid Check first aid equipment is in good order and that medical supplies are adequate. A aid training person is available and a phone is working to contact emergency services. Safeguarding and Player Injury & Supervision of Training or Playing Checks made that changing arrangements conform with safeguarding protocols. Players to be properly supervised to ensure no horseplay that could lead to accidents. Coaches to ensure that contact training is appropriate and supervised. Warm up exercises prepare players for intense activity/matches.
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