Q) I Have a child who wants to play, what should I do ? who should I contact ?
A) You can go to the contacts page and ring the coach of the age group that you would be eligable to play for.

Q) My child is unable to attend training/game what should I do ?
A) Please let his/her coach know as soon as possible, their number can be found on the contacts page.

Q) My child is poorly/injured - should I send them to training or let them play ?
A) No child who is poorly or injured should attend training or play, but if your child is revovering from an injury (say injured shoulder) they may be able to train as long is there is no contact, make sure his/her coach is aware of any injuries if in doubt do not let them train. Do not send your child with any infectious condition as this may spread throughout the team.

Q) Rugby league is a hard sport how can I help protect my child ?
A) Ensure your child has adequate protection, although it is impossible to ensure no injuries in a contact sport wearing a head guard, padding etc can help to minimise any injuries - these can be purchased from the club by asking your age group coach or ringing Jean Brearley on 01274 881895 after 6pm and before 9pm prices are usually cheaper than sports shops.

Q) My child is asthmatic or has an allergy what should I do or who should I tell ?
A) There is a setion on the club registration form for medical conditions/allergies make sure you fill it in when your child registers, also mention it to your childs coach just to make sure.

Q) I watch rugby league on TV or support a team and the rules that are applied to to my childs game are different why is that ?
A) If your child is playing in one of the younger age groups (under 8's to under 11's) they are playing a modified game of rugby league - see your club booklet.