"Child protection": memo for young football players

BEHAVIOUR CODE FOR CHILDREN:

Traveling to away games and tournaments should be both safe and fun. To achieve this, it is important to understand our rights and responsibilities.

• For example, accompanying adults are responsible for my safety and well-being. For my part, I must always follow their instructions and advice.
• When I spend the night during travels, I will share a room with someone, and this will be agreed in advance.
• I will not be late for meetings and events.
• I will inform the accompanying adults if something bothers me, or if I need anything to take part in the event.
• I will respect other children, help them participate in the event and be an example of the sporting spirit
• I will respect every participant of the event and other people. I will not harm anyone who participates in the event, or behave in a way that may offend or offend other children.

WHAT IS ABUSE?

When adults:

• seem like they have chosen one or more children for "special treatment" – either as favorites or for punishment;
• care more about the result than about making the child happy and having fun;
• treat the child unkindly and critically;
• use inappropriate language;
• violate the boundaries of children's lives, for example, enter locker rooms;
• They don't care about children and what they do or where they are;

Conclusion:

We have the right to enjoy football safely!