Parents
Parent information
Our code of conduct, parent guidelines and safety practices.
Player code of conduct
- Arrive on time, ready to train, with water, shin guards and proper footwear.
- Listen to coaches and give your best effort.
- Respect teammates, opponents, referees and facilities.
- No bullying, abusive language or rough play.
- Win with humility and lose with grace.
Parent & guardian guidelines
- Cheer positively; let coaches do the coaching.
- Respect referees, coaches, volunteers and other families.
- Drop off and pick up on time; let us know about absences.
- Share any medical or contact changes with the club.
- Encourage effort, learning and fun over results.
Safety
Safety & concussion awareness
Player safety comes first. Sessions are supervised, age-appropriate and run with warm-ups, proper equipment and hydration breaks.
Concussion awareness: any player suspected of having a concussion is removed from play right away and does not return that day. Parents are informed, and players should be assessed by a medical doctor and follow a gradual return-to-sport plan with medical clearance before returning to full training.
Common signs include headache, dizziness, confusion, nausea, sensitivity to light or noise, and changes in mood or behaviour. Learn more from Parachute Canada's concussion resources.
Medical information
Please list allergies, medications (e.g. inhalers, EpiPens) and conditions on the registration form and make sure your child brings any medication to every session.
What to bring
- Soccer ball (sized for age group)
- Shin guards and soccer socks
- Cleats for outdoor fields; clean indoor shoes for indoor sessions
- Water bottle
- Weather-appropriate clothing for outdoor sessions
Want to help?
Parents and community members make youth sport possible. Interested in coaching or volunteering?
Coach & volunteer interest