Our Story
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Our Vision
It is the obligation of members, coaches, athletes, parents, officials, and spectators to practice the highest principles of good sportsmanship and to adhere to the ethics of friendly competition during all youth sporting events.
Good sportsmanship is defined as behaviour that displays courtesy and genuine concern for others. Negative or threatening comments from coaches, athletes, parents, referees, or spectators will not be tolerated at any Athletics 4 All sporting event. This includes bad language, bullying, intimidation, or acts of discrimination on grounds of race, sex, age, disability, education religion, sexual orientation, or responsibility for dependents. Problems and issues including concerns over any act of abuse against a child or vulnerable should be brought to the attention of the Director of Sport so that they may be addressed by Athletics 4 All.
Our Ethos
A4A uses athletics as a way of including people of all abilities or adults from hard-to-reach areas of the community.
A CIC that encourages, nurtures, supports and promotes performance/ elite athletes and athletics.
A4A CIC where members can join and take part in athletics for fun.
A CIC that welcomes members from 5 - 70 irrespective of ability, race, sex, age, disability, education religion, sexual orientation, or responsibility for dependents.

