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does helping out at training count?

or better yet, is there somewhere i can read the rules myself Bedge? i realise you are just the messenger

thanks for the info regardless.

tipper wrote:stuff it. guess ill just stick to volunteering to do the bbq at home games then. although they will probably want a safe food handling certificate or something for that next

Yes, you are required to have a safe food handling certificate.

Mr Beefy wrote:

tipper wrote:stuff it. guess ill just stick to volunteering to do the bbq at home games then. although they will probably want a safe food handling certificate or something for that next

Yes, you are required to have a safe food handling certificate.

Only a 50 hour course evidently for the supervisor/manager and everyone else can do an online course

locky801 wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:

tipper wrote:stuff it. guess ill just stick to volunteering to do the bbq at home games then. although they will probably want a safe food handling certificate or something for that next

Yes, you are required to have a safe food handling certificate.

Only a 50 hour course evidently for the supervisor/manager and everyone else can do an online course

Have done the supervisor/manager course for work and it doesn't take 50 hours. A solid 5 hours at absolute most will get it done.

whufc wrote:

locky801 wrote:

Mr Beefy wrote:

tipper wrote:stuff it. guess ill just stick to volunteering to do the bbq at home games then. although they will probably want a safe food handling certificate or something for that next

Yes, you are required to have a safe food handling certificate.

Only a 50 hour course evidently for the supervisor/manager and everyone else can do an online course

Have done the supervisor/manager course for work and it doesn't take 50 hours. A solid 5 hours at absolute most will get it done.

was a typo sorry having just done it a while back with the Mrs

The SANFL Juniors would have to be extremely pleased with how their equalisation policy worked out in Round 1 of the U16 Div 1 girls:

Henley SANFL Sharks 16.18.114
Glenunga 0.0.0

With juniors, is anyone keeping track as to how overall numbers of teams/players is relative to a few years back?

3 divisions for under 16 boys seems a bit light on considering NEMJFA managed to have two division on its own only a while ago?

SANFL U16 has been a full season comp for last 2 or 3 years. Previously it was a March start for 8 or 9 rounds and done and dusted (except finals) by the time SANFL Juniors commenced. So that’s about 180 16 year old lads gone from the community clubs.

jo172 wrote:With juniors, is anyone keeping track as to how overall numbers of teams/players is relative to a few years back?

3 divisions for under 16 boys seems a bit light on considering NEMJFA managed to have two division on its own only a while ago?

From memory 17.5 boys had 4 divisions last year with only 3 divisions this year, plus a forfeit in one of the grades yesterday.

locky801 wrote:

whufc wrote:
Have done the supervisor/manager course for work and it doesn't take 50 hours. A solid 5 hours at absolute most will get it done.

was a typo sorry having just done it a while back with the Mrs

What about the course?

What rocket scientist decided round one in the middle week of the school holidays is a good idea?