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Who Needs Rules?

Who Needs Rules?

Rules, rules, rules. Sometimes it seems that there are rules everywhere and we're always being told what to do. Do you agree with the rules you have to obey? Or are there some you just don't like?

Rules might not sound like a lot of fun but without them life would be much harder. Rules help us to get on with other people and they set boundaries, helping us to respect each other's wishes. Imagine playing a game where everyone is playing to different rules. It would be crazy, and people would probably end up arguing as no one could agree on the right way to play the game. It would be impossible to say who had won! Agreeing to obey the same rules means that everyone can get on with the game.

You'll find rules in lots of different places such as football matches, in the classroom and at home with your family. All of these rules can help you to get on with each other and have a good time.

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Football is a game of two halves; the sport can offer exhilarating highs and opportunities for children on a global scale but negative stories about players and behaviour can often dominate the press, overshadowing the positive impact that the sport can have on children’s lives.

The Premier League believe that there are many examples of admirable and positive behaviour within the game, and that football has a unique power to engage and educate children about their own behaviour and improve their social awareness.

Over the past three season years the Premier League has had great success in raising standards of behaviour with the Get On With The Game project. The project has now turned its attention to younger fans with Get On With The Game Kids. The website aims to educate and engage children on a range of social and emotional issues, including the importance of referees and people in authority, both in football and everyday life.

One of the key messages of the Get On With The Game campaign is that by getting on with each other and getting on with the ref, players are free to get on with enjoying the game.

To help capture the great enjoyment of football as a sport and social activity, four interactive games have been developed for Get On With The Game Kids. A number of the website pages link in with SEAL (Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning) and there is a wealth of resources to help teachers deliver lessons across all of the SEAL areas.


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Help

Throughout the Get On section you can find information on a range of social and emotional issues. All of the topics covered in this section relate to SEAL (Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning) and there are teachers' packs related to each issue on the right hand side of the page.

As well as the helpful introduction on each page, there are lots of videos and links to other stuff you may like.

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