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At a time when parents have become more demanding of their children’s sporting careers from such a young age the relationship between coaches, parents and some governing bodies appear fractured to say the least. ‘Working with Parents in sport’ is
Kick The Corporate Out of Children's Football was the the feedback from parents, facilitators and volunteers, at this year's National Children's Football Week's Free V Free. An increasing realisation of the brandification of the children's game is fueling claims that football
NATIONAL CHILDREN'S FOOTBALL WEEK FREE V FREE Three of the best National Children's Football Week hosted by Don't X The Line at Park Brow Community Primary School, Liverpool, was a success with over 200 children and parents attending this year's Free
Football is a game enjoyed by millions all around the world every day and now a game that children with all sorts of disabilities can also participate in and enjoy. Children who go to main stream schools who struggle with
Advice for parents about bullying in sports Bullying UK, part of Family Lives, receives complaints about what happens on and off the sports pitch too. It isn't just other players who can cause problems, but sometimes parents, coaches and team managers can also
Natalie Jackson writes; we share a lot of synergies between what we do and how young people benefit. TR works with girls aged 7 upwards using running to build their confidence in sport, exercise and life. Natalie Jackson, Director, and
UEFA Foundation for Children backs 12 new projects The foundation’s board of trustees promotes sport as a vehicle to support vulnerable children. The UEFA Foundation for Children’s board of trustees, chaired by the former European Commission president, José Manuel Durão
Association Football has been played for over 150 years and is by far the most popular team game in history. It is a game almost exclusively organised, played, supported, managed and profited from, by men. Women were at first