Code of Conduct – Junior Players, Coaches, Parents, Managers

This is aimed at players and their carers between the ages of 5 and 17. They should read the Code and then the player and parent each sign the Code (Under 12-Under 17) or the parent only signs the code (Under 5-Under 11). Once all team members signs the Code it is then signed by the coach and manager before being given to the Club secretary.
Download the Junior Players Code of Conduct here

Code of Conduct – Senior Players

This Code has been setup in MyFootballClub and all senior players (18 and over) must accept the Code during the online registration process.
Download the Senior Player Code of Conduct here

Code of Conduct – Match Officials

This Code has been setup in MyFootballClub and match officials must accept the Code during the online registration process.
Download the Match Official Code of Conduct here

Team Points Competition

This is a competition aimed at bringing together on-field performance, fair play and good administration.
Teams competing in the top level of male and female competitions within the Member Federation (strongly recommended).
Teams competing in all competitions directly conducted by the Member Federation (recommended).
An Excel workbook will be provided to assist competition administrators collate the required information. At the end of the regular season each Member Federation will be asked to nominate their best male and female team to FFA.
Download the Team Competition information here

Silent Saturday / Silent Sunday

This program is aimed at the Under 5 to Under 17 age groups.
It has been used overseas with a great deal of success. Its main purpose is to just let the kids play and have fun without having to worry about how their performance is affecting the adults on the sidelines.

The objectives of holding a "Silent Saturday" or ”Silent Sunday” are:
• To re-emphasise that the game is about letting the kids play and have fun.
• To give the players a chance to play totally on their own.
• To eliminate the verbal questioning of the referees' decisions.
• To help the few parents and coaches who feel they must provide constant direction, and to
understand that the kids can play very well on their own with limited instruction.
Download the Silent Saturday/ Sunday Information here