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eLearning 26 Oct, 2026
Play it Right: Respect and Safety in Sport
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Everyone has the right to feel safe and respected in sport, and everyone has the responsibility to ensure this happens.

Play it Right: Respect and Safety in Sport is a free online learning course for anyone in community sport who wants to help keep sport and place where everyone can thrive. 

It’s packed with practical strategies to build skills and confidence to:

  • Understand why safe and respectful environments keep people engaged in sport 
  • Identify unsafe and disrespectful behaviours and the impact these behaviours have on people 
  • Understand why respect and safety issues occur
  • Respond confidently and practically to unsafe and disrespectful behaviours
  • Role model safety and respect every day

Play it Right: Respect and Safety in Sport is available through SIA EDGE.

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