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LSB CAMPS CODE OF CONDUCT

CODE OF CONDUCT

 

LSB CAMPS CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PLAYERS

  •  Arrive for all camp sessions in good time to prepare thoroughly
  • Turn up with appropriate playing kit for the coaching sessions, ready to work and with a positive attitude
  • Listen to the coaches and your teammates
  • Always warm up and cool down properly
  • Play for fun and enjoyment – not just to please your parents and/or coach
  • Learn and play by the rules
  • Do not argue with officials and/or the coach – use your energies for playing better
  • Recognise and applaud all good play whenever possible (encourage your teammates!)
  • Be a good sport – win with modesty, lose with dignity
  • Respect other people – treat them as you would wish to be treated
  • Do not use bad language or threatening/aggressive behaviour (this will not be tolerated at any LSB camp session)
  • Co-operate with coach, team-mates and opponents
  • Think about what you’ve learnt each session and how you can continue to improve your skills outside of the coaching sessions
  • Inform the coach of any injury as soon as possible if you are injured
  • Inform the coach if you need to leave camp earlier than scheduled
  • Thank officials and opponents after competition

 

If you need to speak to someone in confidence, please speak to your Head Coach or your parent/carer

 

LSB CODE OF CONDUCT FOR PARENTS 

  • Remember that children play for their fun, not yours
  • Encourage children to play, do not force them
  • Praise your child’s efforts whether they win or lose
  • Applaud all good play
  • Never ridicule a child for losing or making a mistake
  • Children learn best by following a good example
  • Learn the rules of the game to better understand what you are looking at and commenting on
  • Show your appreciation to all officials, coaches and helpers
  • Condemn the use of violence, profane language and any form of abuse
  • Think of how you can best help the coaches create the most positive and enjoyable experience for your child and his/her teammates

 

If you have any concerns regarding the activity, please speak to the Head Coach

LSB CAMP CODE OF CONDUCT FOR COACHES 

  •  Set a good example which others can follow
  • Never use bad language or demonstrate abusive or negative behaviour
  • Arrive in plenty of time to set up your activities and ensure safety
  • Remember children play for pleasure and winning is only part of the fun
  • Keep yourself informed about sound coaching practices and the principles of children’s growth and development
  • Be reasonable in your demands on children’s time, energy and enthusiasm they need other interests too
  • Always demonstrate respect and Fair Play
  • The successful coach invests in the well-being and interests of their players, not their win/loss record
  • Teach your pupils/players that honest effort is more important than victory so that the result of each game is accepted without undue disappointment
  • Never ridicule or shout at a child for making a mistake or losing
  • Teach players to be fair and to follow the rules
  • Divide your time equally between all standards of players
  • Ensure you and your players have respect for their opponents, the officials and opposing coaches and supporters
  • Follow advice from a professional when determining if an injured player is ready to play or train
  • Take responsibility for the young people in your care until they have safely left the activity and your duty of care
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