CODES
OF CONDUCT - WHAT ARE THEY
In
simple terms-
Indicators promoting high standards of sportsmanship and
positive behaviour to sport and play.
What are their aims?
To
bring about an awareness that children take part in sport,
to a large degree, to have fun and gain satisfaction from
their involvement and play.
To point out to adults that children play to satisfy themselves
and not necessarily to meet the expectations of adults.
To remind all involved in sport of their responsibilities
to ensure fair play.
To offset the 'win at all costs' syndrome with its potential
for bad effects on the child's emotional and skill development.
To create a safe sporting environment where the accent is
on enjoyment, friendly competition and personal fulfillment.
There
are separate codes for Parents/spectators, Players and Coaches.
Players Code Of Conduct.
Parent/Spectator Code Of Conduct.
Coaches Code Of Conduct.
CODE
OF CONDUCT - PLAYERS
You
are reminded that the purpose of this code is to provide
you with an enjoyable and safe environment, where you are
able to develop as a player, gain personal fulfilment and
satisfaction through friendly competition.
All players should:
Play
within the rules.
Be a GOOD SPORT on and off the field.
NEVER become involved in foul play.
SHAKE HANDS with and thank the opposition players and officials
after the match WIN, LOSE or DRAW.
RESPECT the referees decision. Leave any questions to your
captain.
NEVER use BAD LANGUAGE or SLEDGING against opposition players,
supporters or officials.
REMEMBER that winning should be striven for but only by
using fair means. When the game is lost we must be GOOD
SPORTS.
NEVER abuse your own team mates.
Remember:-If
you do become involved in illegal or any other behaviour
you may:
Be removed from the field by the coach.
Sin Binned.
Sent off.
Face the judiciary and suspension.
AND
YOU WILL ALWAYS LOSE THE RESPECT OF GOOD JUDGES
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CODE
OF CONDUCT - PARENT/SPECTATOR
You
are reminded that the purpose of this code is to provide
an enjoyable and safe sporting environment where your child
is able to gain personal fulfilment and satisfaction through
friendly competition.
All parents/supervisors should:
Support
their child and team in a positive manner.
Never let match disappointment cause a loss of control.
Never use abusive language with your team, the opposition
or supporters.
Never sledge the referee, players or supporters.
Realise that we dont need to blame anyone for a defeat.
Realise that the most important part of playing Rugby League
is for development, both physical and in character, of your
child.
Be positive with your child after a match, Win, Lose or
Draw.
Encourage your child to aviod illegal/foul play and display
Good Sportmanship.
Realise that violent comments and sideline behaviour can
lead to violence on the field.
Remember:-Breaching
of this code of conduct may result in:
You being approached by a league official.
You being asked to leave the ground.
Police may be called.
Your child may be excluded from playing Rugby League.
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You
are reminded that the purpose of this code is to provide
your players with an enjoyable and safe sporting environment,
where they are able to develop as players, gaining personal
fulfilment and satisfaction through friendly competition.
As a coach you should:
SET
a good example for your players.
BE POSITIVE - Avoid criticism or ridicule of your players.
ACTIVELY DISCOURAGE foul play, sledging or any unsportman
like behaviour by your players.
REMOVE from the field any player/s whose behaviour is not
acceptable.
Never let match disappointment cause a loss of control.
Realise that violent comments and sideline behaviour can
lead to violence on the field.
TEACH your players that an honest effort is as important
as a win.
DEVELOP team respect for your opponents ability.
AVOID OVER USE of talented players.
KEEP your own knowledge of coaching and training methods
up to date.
Remember:-Breaching
of this code of conduct may result in:
Having to appear before the Coaching Discipline Council.
Being put on notice (warning).
Being given a suspended sentence.
Having your Coaching Accreditation suspended.
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