Parent Induction 2019

Who we are? ‘Our Identity’

The Identity of Teesside has been forged over the decades through the Steel Making Industry. It is in the opinion of the local people that local industry has said to helped mould , Hard working, Honest, Resilient and Gritty people who are exceptionally skilled at turning raw materials into refined marketable products of quality standing and value. We at Teesside Girls Regional Talent Club are proud of our local area and ‘who we are’ and aim to become a flagship for the local community, cultivating positive human qualities in all who are involved. We aim to develop raw talented young female players forging them into ‘good people’ who have quality standing and value.

Social Corner‘CREATION & MOULDING OF GREAT PEOPLE’

‘CREATION & MOULDING OF GREAT PEOPLE’

“At Teesside Girls Centre of Excellence we are dedicated not only to development of

future potential players for the ‘Great Game’ but to also cultivate positive human qualities

such as Humility, honesty and respect.”

We also hold in high regard the importance of understanding individual differences and

being disciplined within all social environment's

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Psychological Corner

Psychological Corner

What does this look like for a coach?

Our Centre Philosophy

What does this look like for a player?

GrowthVFixed

WinningMentality

SelfWorth

5C’s

Fixed versus Growth mind set

What type of mind set do you have?

Avoid or fear challenges? Give up when things are tough?Make Excuses?

Refuse to learn from mistakes?

Don’t try so you won’t fail?

Take on challenges without fear?Avoid or fear challenges?

Keep trying in tough times?

Remember success takes work?

Learn from mistakes?

Learn, Improve, Succeed

Concentration

Confidence Maintainfocusonyourgoals

VisionforoptimalperformanceOfffieldperformancefocusseddecisions

Whatcanyoucontrol?Forgetabouttheuncontrollable. Stimulateapositiveatmosphere,

mentalityandperseverance.BodylanguageRealisticgoalsetting

Trustinabilities,qualitiesandjudgement

5 C’s Players

Control

Emotionalcontrolwithinaneverchangingenvironment.

Commitment

Dedicationandinnerdrivetoachieve.SMARTTargetstosetconstantgoals

Hardworkingteamatmospherethatinstilswe’reallinittogetherattitude.

Findoptimalperformancearousallevel– prepandgameLimitnegativebehaviours

Communication

Knowindividualswithintheteam.

Bodylanguage

Ineedtopassinformationontomycoaches&askquestions. Attendalltraining&matchday

sessions.

Learnfrommistakesmade

Experiment&makemistakesinordertolearn

WhatinformationcanIusetohelpmyteammates?

Reflection

Reflection on action takes place via individual and team reviews by both player and coaches a few days after the event.

Reflection in action takes place via questioning, scenario based challenges, whole part whole approaches.

Video analysis, peer assessment and assessment of learning based upon the components of the four corners within action.

Looking at the event from different perspectives e.g. the coach, the player or the scenario and setting appropriate and realistic short term and long term challenges.These are connected and used within the appraisals.

Data, paper work and GDPR

We collect information about you and your football or athletic performance to:

• Help us….• understand how ready you are for your training sessions• understand how hard you find your training sessions• to help you…

• …become better at your sport • …be less likely to get injured doing your sport• …get better if you do get hurt or injured• …monitor how you change and develop through your time at the RTC

• *both physically and technically• Help other athletes improve through sharing research and good

practice

We share your data securely: • Amongst your coaches and support staff so we all understand

how best to help you get better. • N.B. Player numbers used when sharing on non-secure cloud based

platforms.We store your data:• Either securely locked away in a specific filing cabinet with

restricted access (appropriate RTC staff).• Via the Universities secure sharepoint site with restricted

access through Matthew Wright.

We may also share your data anonymously through:• Research publications, presentations etc. The findings of

which help improve future practice.

Teams Activities

• Strength and Conditioning (Matthew Wright)

• Healthy Body Healthy Mind (Cisco/Jason)

• Medical Screening/Forms (Teri)

• Coach Lead Team Building (Lead Coach)

• All paper work can be accessed and checked again at:

http://www.tees.ac.uk/sections/sport/FA_Centre.cfm

• You have a right to withdraw consent at anytime and without the obligation to give a reason.

• This includes photograph consent*

Weekly programme u10 / u12

Tuesday; Pitchside Training;Eston Leisure Centre Herlingshaw;

Wednesday; Movement Mastery;Middlesbrough College; 6:00pm-7:00pm.

Thursday; Pitchside Training;Teesside University Olympia 3G;

Saturday; Home Games;Eston Leisure Centre Herlingshaw; 9am

Weekly programme u14 / u16• Monday; Strength & Conditioning;

Teesside Uni Centuria Building; Varied Times Depending on groups.• Tuesday; Pitchside Training;

Eston Leisure Centre Herlingshaw;• Wednesday; Movement Mastery;

Middlesbrough College; 6:30-8:00pm.• Thursday; Pitchside Training;

Teesside UNI Olympia 3G; • Saturday; Home Games;

Eston Leisure Centre Herlingshaw; 9am/11am Kick Off

Player conduct• How Teesside RTC players conduct themselves is very important, please

ensure you respect the badge at all times.• This includes in and around training venues, match day venues, on the bus,

(u14/16) stoppages (services) and around other RTCs and Teams. • Being respectful, humble, making healthy food choices and professional in your

manor is a minimal. • Players and Parents must be mindful of members of the general public sharing

match or training facilities.• Playing for an RTC brings many responsibilities/standards and one of these is

professionalism in the RTC, school and in the community.

Parent expectations• Your child’s success or lack of success in sport does not reflect what kind

of parent you are: But having a player that is coachable, respectful, a great teammate, mentally tough, resilient and tries their best is a direct reflection of your support.

• The players are extremely lucky to have the coaches they do within this program, please trust their work and allow them to try and develop your daughter to the best of their ability.

• It is proven that players feel under pressure in front of parents to perform and get things right, we want players to be able to express themselves, make mistakes and enjoy their experience therefore ask parents to stay within the building during training nights.

Parent expectations• As an RTC we like to share all our plans, visions, sessions with our parents.

• We ask that parents on a match day to continue to encourage all players but keep all match related comments amongst themselves. Shouting on the pitch to try influence player performance only hinders their development, stops them thinking for themselves and adds pressure. Sometimes this information also contradicts what the coach has asked of the team/player therefore over active parents will not be tolerated and appropriate actions will be taken.

• We are very lucky as an RTC that our parents share our visions and values and very supportive in everything we do so want to thank you in advance for this, if anyone would like any advice in how to support their child further we are more than willing to discuss.

Kit• Players should report wearing their Club tracksuit to all Matches.• Players are requested to wear this to travel to and from the game in (no

shorts or additional leisure wear). Players must wear full training wear t-shirt, shorts, socks + Rain Jacket/Tracksuit jacket if needed.

• Players are required to bring with them to all matches and training nights shin-guards, trainers (no flipflops), two types of boots to cover all surfaces.

• Players are also responsible for their own nutrition Pre & Post training and matches, packing things such as milk based drinks to aid recovery, correct nutritional snacks for the travel is a must.

Equipment• ALL AGE GROUPS; Each player must purchase a diary, this diary must

be blank to use throughout the season, and have a folder to hold the diary to keep this safe/protected from weather. This will be handed to the age group coach each week.

• U14/16; MUST have a resistant band (Issued from Matt Wright) and Foam Roller- bring in football bag to each Session/Match & S&C. These are player responsibility therefore must have names on each piece of equipment.

Payments/Finance

£200 Covers:

• Kit• Facility Hire• Coach Pay• Management Pay• Match day Pitch Hire• Bus travel• Equipment

• Payments can by made in full or in £50 instalments online.

• Cash money will not be accepted.

• Payments are made at this link here

Payments/Finance

• 1st Payment; 1st September 2019

• 50% Payment Prior to 1st January 2019

• Full Payment 1st March 2020

• Payments can by made in full or in £50 instalments online.

• Cash money will not be accepted.

• Payments are made at this link here

Lack of payment can result in removal from the programme – speak to me directly if you think payments may be a concern - I

can only help if I know.

Teesside RTC Team

Jason MarshTeesside RTC Centre Manager07773028395J.Marsh@tees.ac.uk

Sammie LeighTeesside RTC Technical Director07779084929SJ.Leigh@mbro.ac.uk

Teesside RTC Team

Matthew WrightTeesside RTC Physical Performance Lead

Francisco Songane (Cisco)Teesside RTC Physical Performance, Player Holistic Monitoring

Teesside RTC Team

Josh WardTeesside RTC Under 16s Lead

Lindsey StephensonTeesside RTC Under 12s Lead

Aaron LeahyTeesside RTC Under 14s Lead

Teesside RTC TeamTom HeseltonTeesside RTC Coach

Paul RobinsonTeesside RTC Coach

Luke GaylesTeesside RTC Coach

Brandon QuantrillTeesside RTC Coach

Chris FairlessTeesside RTC Coach

Teesside RTC Team

George GibsonTeesside RTC Goalkeeping Coach

Teri EllisTeesside RTC Physiotherapy Lead

Medical input

• Physiotherapist available during;

• Pitch based training (Drop in appointments , Tues/Thurs 6pm-7:30pm)

• Match day session(First Aid Only)

• Musculoskeletal Issues only

Teesside RTC Team

• Club Welfare Officer; Lindsey Stephenson• Mobile; 07557780914• Email; lindsey_Stephenson@Hotmail.com

• FA Whistleblowing Policy;• Anyone can contact North Riding FA to discuss any welfare or

safeguarding issue with full anonymity

Questions?