Safe Sport
Strathmore Soccer make Safe Sport our highest priority, which is why we follow the guidelines as setout in by Canada Soccer in the Canada Soccer's Guide to Safety and the protocols below:
We have a number of resources and information on Strathmore Soccer's Concussion Protocol
We want all players, parents coaches and volunteers to have a positive experience with Strathmore Soccer. This is why we follow the RULE of TWO more information on the Rule of Two can be found below:
- Canada Soccer's guidelines for the Rule of Two
- Rule of Two in a Virtual Setting
- Rule of Two Info Graphic
Strathmore Soccer Association takes children's health and safety very seriously should you have any concerns, you should contact our administrator immediately. If you think you have reason to believe a child is being harmed in anyway, please call 911 and report it, if you believe a child is being harmed by a member or our club, or during club activities, please report it by calling 911 or directly to the Club Administrator, Angie Boyd who is Certified by the Little Warriors Prevent It program, at 403.324.7787, or by email at info@strathmoresoccer.ca. For your reference, here are our policies we have to protect players, parents and coaches:
- Player Code of Conduct
- Parents Code of Conduct
- Coach Code of Conduct
- Locker Room Policy
- Anti-Bullying Policy
- Code of Conduct to Protect Children
- Steps for Reporting Inappropriate Conduct
Strathmore Soccer Association has taken the Pledge to Responsible Coaching. We take this pledge very seriously. For more information on the pledge, please check out the website HERE
- All Coaches, Board members, staff, volunteers, players and parents are encouraged to:
- Take the Safe Sport Training course being offered for FREE
- Check out the website Commit to Kids: Helping Organizations Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (commit2kids.ca)
- Strathmore Soccer Coaching Teams commit to having all Coaches over 16 years old complete the Making Ethical Decisions Course by April 2022
- All Coaches must follow the Rule of Two as described above
