Standards
How a session is built and checked
Bibs On invents activities for your group, then code owns every count so the words beside the pitch cannot disagree with the diagram.
One object, two views
The model picks a shape (grid, line, game, and so on) and writes coaching words. Stations, resting players, goals and shirt positions are compiled from that shape and who actually turned up. Change the headcount and the whole plan redraws without calling the model again.
Structure and warm-up
Sessions may open with an arrival warm-up or with a game (whole-part-whole) so late arrivals join in. Arrival activities cover FIFA 11+ Kids ideas (spatial awareness, coordination, safe landing) in our own words. We are not affiliated with FIFA.
Checked for this age
- Heading limits from FA youth guidance: none for foundation phase, capped and unopposed from U12.
- Small-sided game formats capped to FA Future Fit ceilings for the year group.
- Copy that contradicts the chosen unit, invents imaginary players, or asks for kit the diagram cannot draw is rejected and retried.
- Adult-to-child ratio guidance from FA safeguarding, shown on the plan as a reminder, never as a block.
What we do not claim
- We are not affiliated with The FA or UEFA.
- Sessions are not reviewed by a qualified coach before you see them.
- You remain responsible for supervision and safeguarding on the night.
How this differs from a chatbot
A chatbot can write plausible drill text with wrong numbers. Here, numbers live in code. If twelve players turn up, twelve shirts appear (including anyone resting) and the organisation sentence says the same thing.