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- Training Times Season 2021/22
Training for the 2021/22 season starts back on Tuesday 31st August (for seniors) and Tuesday 14th September (for juniors)! Senior Training & U18s Tuesdays = starts 31/08/2021 U18 women: 6-7pm All Senior Women (Ladies 1sts, 2nds & 3rds): 6.30-8pm All Senior Men (13+): 7.30-9pm Junior Training Tuesday = starts 14/09/2021 5-6pm All players will need to register on Teamo and register into each training session, for track and trace purposes in order for the club to maintain COVID-19 guidelines. You can either be invoiced for training through the year or pay upfront in each session. Membership details are on Teamo. We hope to see you all very soon!
- Meet Our Sponsors
As a club, we are very fortunate to be supported by so many fantastic sponsors who allow the club to carry the participation, development and promotion of excellence in a fun, engaging environment for players of all ages to the sport of hockey. Our sponsors support our local men, ladies and junior teams to pursue their passion for hockey and assist them in discovering, developing and progressing as a player and as a person. This season our sponsors consist of; A&C Aggregates A&C Aggregates was founded by Ian Harris, GD Harries owner and director, and his wife, Julie Harris, and began trading in the spring of 2003. The company trades ‘decorative gravels’, an ’extensive range of garden and landscaping products’ and ‘products required for the building trade, such as limestone chippings, sand and concrete blocks’. They also offer ‘a comprehensive service of not just delivered loose and bagged products but also collections for customers ranging from large lorries to small trailers with the exact amount required’. They can be found between Narberth and Templton on the A478 and also at their Bolton Hill and Cwmffwrd depo just outside of Carmarthen on the A484. https://acaggregates.biz Siop Tanerdy Shop & Gwalia Stores Siop Tanerdy Shop and their sister site, Gwalia Stores, are family run petrol stations with a shop that offers all the essentials and a takeaway serving pizzas, burgers & sandwiches with delivery. Siop Tanerdy Shop can be found on the outskirts of Carmarthen- Tanerdy Garage, Tanerdy SA31 2EY. Gwalia Stores can be found just outside Peniel- Gwalia Stores, Peniel SA32 7DR https://tanerdygarage.co.uk https://gwaliastore.co.uk Evans & Jones Evans & Jones is a new online store from Siop Tanerdy Shop/Gwalia Stores which sells a large range of products, from tech appliances to sportswear. https://eandjonline.co.uk Castell Howell Foods Castell Howell Foods has grown from strength to strength since being founded in 1988 by the Jones Family from Castell Howell Farm. As a business, Castell Howell Foods is still extremely proud of their rural roots which is why ‘supplying and promoting regional produce is one of their core values’. They support Welsh suppliers and manufacturers through providing a platform for regional produce to reach the market. With a product range of over 12,000 lines and over 600 staff, Castell Howell Foods is a well-known name across Wales. Castell Howell Foods Ltd, Cross Hands, Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, SA14 6SX https://www.castellhowellfoods.co.uk Adeiladwyr HRE Builders HRE Builders are a well established, family run firm covering many different aspects of building work. HRE Builders are based in Nantygaredig in Carmarthenshire but serve customers from many of the surrounding areas in and around Pembrokeshire and Swansea. The company provides it’s fantastic services to mainly the domestic field, covering all kinds of building work. Fern Bank, Nantgaredig, SA32 7NA https://nantgaredig.cylex-uk.co.uk/company/hre-builders-13061630.html Bowens Gas Care Bowens Gas Care offer ‘High Quality Boiler Installations Complete With Seven Year Guarantees’ and was founded in 1990 by Dewi who established the business after working as a Service Engineer for British Gas for 12 years. He prides himself on ‘putting the customer first and delivering a friendly, reliable and professional service that meets and exceeds his clients expectations’. https://www.yell.com/biz/bowens-gas-care-carmarthen-252189/ Dylan Raymond Boiler Maintenance Dylan Raymond Boiler Maintenance is a boiler maintenance business that are open 7 days a week and are located in Dryslwyn, Carmarthen.
- CAHC Parents’ Club Guide
Welcome to Carmarthen Athletic Hockey Club guide for parents. Carmarthen Athletic Hockey Club is committed to creating and maintaining a safe and positive environment for all young people involved in hockey; we embrace and apply the framework and guidelines set by Hockey Wales to make sure we are using the most up-to-date and appropriate process to look after our Junior Players. What can you expect from the club? A friendly welcome, an opportunity to meet new friends play and watch hockey Opportunities for your child to have fun and develop their game as much as they want to A safe environment Qualified coaches and responsible volunteers Relationships based on trust, honesty and respect where your child is valued and listened to Your child’s welfare and safety is paramount (but only the club’s focus when the children are on the Astroturf training or playing) Club members will recognise your child’s rights, whatever your age, gender, culture, ability, language, religious belief, racial origin, and/or sexual identity Opportunities for you to get involved in the club Safeguarding and Protecting Young People / Child Protection Policy and Complaints Policy are available for you on request Clear lines of communication with you about your child, fixtures, training and events If you child is playing in a senior team, please be aware that travel is usually via a shared car agreement with senior club members and that they will be entering changing rooms with the rest of the squad. What does the club expect from my child? To adhere to the club’s codes of conduct. To be respectful to all players and coaches. The club does expect you to.... Accompany your child to and from the Astroturf for training, and the designated drop-off and collection point for matches – PLEASE do not just drop them off in the car-park, as you will have no guarantee that the session for that day is definitely on, or that the coaches are there to look after your children (as they may have been unavoidably detained for some reason). Adhere by the club rules and codes of conduct Register your child on the club website (by registering yourself) AND MAINTAINING ALL REQUIRED EMERGENCY CONTACT DETAILS AND MEDICAL INFORMATION that the club should know about – it is YOUR RESPONSIBILITY to ensure it is up to date on the website, as this is the source the club will use for its most up- to-date information Be aware that the club and its coaches only expect to look after the wellbeing of your child whilst they are on the Astroturf training/playing – at all other times they are YOUR responsibility. Ensure that your son/daughter is dropped off and picked up promptly from the club and matches Contact the club if you are running late to collect your child (07971 857367) Accept the guidance that coaches provide and umpire’s decisions within matches Use correct language at all times Never force your child to participate. The Club would like you to... become involved in the club as much as possible. This provides your child with the support to enjoy their hockey support the coaches by ensuring your child enjoys their feel able and willing to take on a volunteer role within the club hockey and plays within the rules of the game encourage fair play encourage your child to recognise good performance, not just results Communication The club will need to ensure they can contact if required, so they should ask you for your contact details. It is part of the hockey philosophy that you are involved in your child’s interest. Please ensure that you build a relationship with the coach and support the club by completing all paperwork required. Communication is two way and if you have any questions or concerns about your child’s participation in hockey please talk to his/her coach. What do I do if I am concerned about my child’s safety, well-being or behaviour? The Club has a Child Welfare Officers who you can speak with to explain you concerns. All concerns will be taken seriously and investigated. All concerns will be treated in the strictest confidence, with only the people who can help the situation becoming involved if required. If you have any questions or queries please get in touch either via our Contact Us page or come and speak to a member of the coaching staff before, during or after training.