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2. CODE OF CONDUCT
- All adults working with, coaching, supervising or watching young platers either at Oakham, Melkham, or other away venues are expected to observe the RFU Code of Conduct, and promote diversity and inclusion.
- All Coaches, Assistant Coaches, First Aiders, Team Managers and volunteers are required to apply for and hold valid DBS, renew their Introduction to Safeguarding, and Headcase Awareness training annually at the start of the season and complete a volunteer form at commencement and renew with DBS as part of safeguarding audits. All training is available through GMS.
- All coaches and assistant coaches are encouraged to take part in appropriate RFU Mini/Youth coaching qualifications.
- Each age group should have identified First Aiders identifiable by Hi-Viz vest pitch side at each training session or match.
- Everyone at the club has a responsibility to uphold the core values of the RFU (TREDS) and safeguard children by raising concerns to the SGO.