Hillcrest Netball Club Codes of Conduct 4 of 4

4. CODE OF CONDUCT FOR COACHES, UMPIRES & VOLUNTEERS


Hillcrest Netball Club recognises that, as coaches of young people, we are part of their sporting life. We aim to make that experience as positive as possible by giving quality coaching which is enjoyable!

As a coach, club assistant, umpire, club official or volunteer I will:

Be suitably qualified and will be encouraged to keep these qualifications up to date

Be encouraged to have certificates in first aid and sports injury

Be subject to a police check

Ensure that activities will be appropriate for the age, maturity, experience and ability of the player

Give consideration to the wellbeing and safety of the individual player above all other considerations

Be approachable and available to discuss issues with players and parents/carers

Be aware of child protection and code of conduct policies contained within the England Netball guidelines

Adhere to the rules of England Netball

Promote positive aspects of the sport whenever possible

Maintain high standards of behaviour and appearance

Keep players, parents/carers and the club captain informed of all relevant dates and decisions that affect the player/team

Be responsible for players while they are in my care

Have impartial input into team selection, in association with the team and club captains

Endeavour to bring each individual to their full potential

Bring the anti-drugs policy of England Netball to the attention of the players

Bring health education and nutritional information to the attention of players, as appropriate